Power Electronics and Systems Analysis of System Sub/Super Synchronous Oscillations Caused by Grid Connected Wind Generation

This book provides a systematic introduction to power system sub/super-synchronous oscillations caused by grid-connected wind power generation. This book provides a systematic introduction to power system sub/super-synchronous oscillations caused by grid-connected wind power generation. The authors look at why oscillations occur and present methods for examining the risk of oscillations. Coverage includes state-space and impedance model-based analyses, the two main methods for studying the power system sub/super-synchronous oscillations, and new methods for examining oscillations in wind farms. Analysis of Power System Sub/Super-Synchronous Oscillations Caused by Grid-Connected Wind Power Generation provides researchers and students with a single-volume introduction. It is also a valuable professional reference for practicing engineers looking for solutions to oscillation problems. The first book to focus on power system sub/super-synchronous caused by grid-connected wind power generation; Provides a systematic introduction on the subject; Presents new methods to examine the oscillations. This book provides a systematic introduction to power system sub/super-synchronous oscillations caused by grid-connected wind power generation. The authors look at why oscillations occur and present methods for examining the risk of oscillations. Coverage includes state-space model based analysis and impedance model based analysis, which are the two main methods for examining the power system sub/super-synchronous oscillations. In addition, new methods for examining oscillations in wind farms are proposed. Analysis of Power System Sub/Super-Synchronous Oscillations Caused by Grid-connected Wind Power Generation provides researchers and students with a single-volume introduction to the subject and will be a valuable professional reference for practicing engineers looking for solutions to oscillation problems.