Optimum Dispatching of Wind Farm Turbines Based on DFIGs

Xiao Du; Zhi Qiang Dai; Huan Liu; Si Ming Wei; Yi Gong Zhang; Jin Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.953-954.505

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Optimum Dispatching of Wind Farm Turbines Based on DFIGs

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With the development of concentrated wind power areas, new energy’s dispatching problems are more prominent with its fast expansion. However, we can maximize the utilization of wind power under power curtailment conditions by optimal wind power dispatching. The paper studies on the basic theories of wind power turbines, and analyses the power’s control and output characteristics of wind turbine. By studying the unit commitment of wind turbines, this paper provides a strategy for optimal dispatch in wind power generation. The calculation results show that the total active and reactive power output of the wind farm match the request of dispatch center. And the total active loss and total reactive loss is the least in the meantime.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 953-954)

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June 2014

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Xiao Du, Zhi Qiang Dai, Huan Liu, Si Ming Wei, Yi Gong Zhang, Jin Liu

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Active Power Loss, Power Distribution, Unit Commitment, Wind Farm

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