2018 International Conference on Power System Technology (POWERCON) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/powercon.2018.8601686
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A Novel Method to Analyze the Reactive Power Characteristic of Doubly Fed Adjustable-Speed Pumped Storage Unit

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“…In the paper [14], an accurate electromagnetic transient simulation model for fast start-up of an actual doubly-fed wind turbine in a wind farm in Mengxi, China, under full operating conditions was established. In the paper [15], a method was proposed to analyze the stator-side reactive power characteristics and regulation mechanism of the turbine based on the V-shaped curve. In the literature [16], the impedance characteristics of doubly-fed induction generators were studied for different wind speeds and different powers.…”
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“…In the paper [14], an accurate electromagnetic transient simulation model for fast start-up of an actual doubly-fed wind turbine in a wind farm in Mengxi, China, under full operating conditions was established. In the paper [15], a method was proposed to analyze the stator-side reactive power characteristics and regulation mechanism of the turbine based on the V-shaped curve. In the literature [16], the impedance characteristics of doubly-fed induction generators were studied for different wind speeds and different powers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A family of characteristics called the V-curve [20,21] is used for the evaluation of the static stability of an SG (operating in parallel with the grid with a constant frequency f and voltage U). V-curves for four values of the active output power P of a generator are shown in relative values in Figure 2.…”
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