Power Electronic Grid Simulator for Wind Turbine Generator Compliance Testing

Glasdam, Jakob Bærholm

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-26476-9_7

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“…The work described in this article stands as a starting point and opens up a variety of opportunities to utilise the test facility for further advanced research in future work. While having been addressed in past work at the facility [16], LVRT remains an interesting topic for future work. Moreover, the test facility can be used for studies related to reactive power and voltage control too.…”

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“…Experience in the validation of Type 4 WTG models was shared in [15]. Publications such as [16] illustrated the capabilities of CGIs in emulating events that occur in the network during the lifetime of a WPP: in [16] the focus was on low‐voltage‐ride‐through (LVRT) events and harmonics.…”

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“…In order to limit the scope of the article, reactive power and voltage control are not addressed in this work, but can be looked at in future activities. LVRT is also out of scope and was addressed, at the same test facility, in [16].…”

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Power Electronic Grid Simulator for Wind Turbine Generator Compliance Testing

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

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