Study on Coordinated Development between Wind Power and Grid

Kun Peng Shi; Wei Zhao; Ji Yue Fu; Guo Ying Fan; Ting Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.953-954.380

Paper Titles

Research on Control Strategy for Reactive Power and Voltage of Wind Farms with Doubly-Fed Induction Generators
p.361

Research on Impact and Solutions of Voltage Stability of Distributed Wind Power Integration
p.365

Research on Wind Energy Integration in Matsu Islands
p.369

Simulation of the Affected Wind Power Transient Stability by Means of SVC and STATCOM
p.375

Study on Coordinated Development between Wind Power and Grid
p.380

A Model of Wind Turbine’s Flexibility Shaft
p.384

A Optimal Scheduling Method Based on Source and Load Interactive for Power System with Large-Scale Wind Power Integrated
p.389

A Pilot Study of Vertical-Axis Turbine Wind Farm Layout Planning
p.395

A Study of Wind Power Inverter Operating in Grid-Connected and Stand-Alone Mode
p.400

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Study on Coordinated Development between Wind Power and Grid

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In this paper, the security and consumption problems of large-scale wind power integration to electric grid are briefly introduced, focusing on serious events that many installations went off the grid, failing to “ride through fault” (RTF), which happened successively since 2011. Then the mechanisms of coordinated development between wind power and electric grid are discussed, and suggestions on management & technical measures are proposed to realize a great friendly wind farm which can be developed in a scientific, healthy and sustainable manner.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 953-954)

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380-383

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June 2014

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Kun Peng Shi, Wei Zhao, Ji Yue Fu, Guo Ying Fan, Ting Li

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Integration and Consumption, Large-Scale Wind Power, Management Technical Measures, Ride through Fault

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