Sub-Synchronous Resonance Analysis for Wind Farm Utilizing Double-Fed Induction Generators Linked to Series Compensation Transmission System
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Abstract
The integration of wind energy into electrical grid necessitates the incorporation of wind farms with series compensated transmission systems to guarantee power distribution. This article examines the occurrence of sub-synchronous resonance in wind farm utilizing double-fed induction generator. The system under examination is predicated upon a modified version of the IEEE Second Benchmark (SBM) model specifically designed for sub-synchronous resonance investigations. A dynamic model for the system has been proposed to facilitate an analysis of sub-synchronous resonance phenomena. Eigenvalue analysis is conducted in conjunction with simulation at various wind velocities and series compensation. The distinct oscillatory modes, including sub-synchronous resonance, supersynchronous resonance are subjected to comprehensive analysis. Simulation results are executed to substantiate the efficacy of the proposed methodology.
Keywords
Double-fed induction generator (DFIG), eigenvalue analysis, sub-synchronous resonance (SSR).
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