A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

Tamura, Junji; Kawamata, Kazuki; Takahashi, Rion; Umemura, Atsushi; Kimura, Mamoru; Thet, Aung Ko

doi:10.1541/ieejpes.133.723

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“…Thus, in this paper, we focus on the intensity of turbulence in wind speed, and by using a probability density distribution for the wind speed at the site where wind power generation is to be deployed, we create a method to readily calculate the expected value for the frequency deviation in the system with respect to the level of wind power generation deployed. The results of a detailed analysis of this method are given below.…”

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A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

Tamura

Kawamata

Takahashi

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Electrical Engineering Japan

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SUMMARY As more and more wind farms are installed in power systems around the world, frequency fluctuations due to output power variations have become a serious problem. Various countermeasures for the problem, such as battery systems, have been investigated. It is very important to evaluate the magnitude of the frequency fluctuations in order to design compensating systems. This paper presents a new and simple method to evaluate the expected value of the frequency deviation due to variations in wind farm output, which is based on the intensity of turbulence and annual probability distribution for the wind speed.

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A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

Tamura

Kawamata

Takahashi

et al. 2017

Electrical Engineering Japan

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A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

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As many wind farms have been installed in power systems in the world, frequency fluctuations due to output power variations have become a serious problem. Various countermeasures for the problem such as battery systems have been investigated. It is very important to evaluate the magnitude of frequency fluctuation for designing compensating systems. This paper presents a new and simple method to evaluate expected value of the frequency deviation due to variations of wind farm output, which is based on the intensity of turbulence and annual probability distribution of wind speed.

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A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

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A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

A Calculation Method for Power System Frequency Deviation Considering Intensity of Turbulence

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