2022
DOI: 10.3390/en16010184
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Review of Efficiency Improvement Technologies of Wind Diesel Hybrid Systems for Decreasing Fuel Consumption

Abstract: The article contains current information on the development of energy-efficient technologies of wind–diesel hybrid systems (WDHS) for decreasing organic fuel consumption. As a result of the review, three research directions are identified: WDHS design optimization, the main equipment and control system improvements. A comparison of their effectiveness is presented. The methods of selecting WDHS configuration, equipment capacities and location, the optimization algorithms and objective functions used are descri… Show more

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“…The current control is configured with proportional-integral controllers with K pcc and K icc gains similar to the conventional VC-VSG. The VSG control within the considered CC-VSG structure is described according to (2)- (6) in the rotor synchronous frame with the q-axis 90 • leading the d-axis. Figure 4b depicts the power converter control time scale.…”
Section: Enhanced Cc-vsg Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The current control is configured with proportional-integral controllers with K pcc and K icc gains similar to the conventional VC-VSG. The VSG control within the considered CC-VSG structure is described according to (2)- (6) in the rotor synchronous frame with the q-axis 90 • leading the d-axis. Figure 4b depicts the power converter control time scale.…”
Section: Enhanced Cc-vsg Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The value of inertia determines the rate of change of frequency (RoCoF) and the value of its nadir or zenith, the maximum permissible values of which are strictly regulated in the grid codes of various countries [4]. The importance of the latter is associated with the provision of reliable operation of automation devices and stability of power systems, which becomes very challenging under the development of converter-dominated power systems and requires the use of novel smart and flexible technologies [5,6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%