2008
DOI: 10.1541/ieejpes.128.1159
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A Study of Hydrogen Generation with Doubly-Fed Adjustable Speed Wind Generator

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“…The proposed coordinated controller enables us to produce hydrogen constantly in the HPS with a low-rated power. The advantage of the proposed coordinated control is verified by a comparative analysis with the methods proposed in [11] [12], and [16] through simulations.…”
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“…The proposed coordinated controller enables us to produce hydrogen constantly in the HPS with a low-rated power. The advantage of the proposed coordinated control is verified by a comparative analysis with the methods proposed in [11] [12], and [16] through simulations.…”
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“…Nevertheless, it is difficult for an ESS to store the excess power of the WF for a long time due to the limited energy capacity of the ESS. In addition, an overperformance ESS is usually used since the rated power and the energy capacity of the ESS cannot be designed independently [11].…”
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“…As a result, if a generator is connected as is to the electric power system, the problem of frequency fluctuations or voltage fluctuations may occur. A variety of analyses [1][2][3] have been performed to suppress system frequency deviations and combine energy storage systems and hydrogen production equipment in a power system in order to address the problem of frequency deviation. However, these analyses have primarily used real-time simulations, and as a result, substantial amounts of time are required to perform them.…”
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