Stability Improvement by Reducing Voltage Fluctuation using SVC in Penetration Wind Power System

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Currently, wind energy is a renewable energy that is growing because some of its advantages are connected to the grid system. This study is focus on presenting a probabilistic theory to design power system stability (PSS) and excitation of the FACTS system controller generator via Static Var Compensator (SVC) connected to wind turbines in Sidrap, region of South Sulawesi system. The purpose of the test system is on oscillation, profile voltage and influence stability of wind turbine penetration. An oscillating system requires system performance compensation from the side of the machine via PSS and transmission via SCV to increase the depth of the electro mechanical mode. So, the simulation results on 44 buses in the South Sulawesi system show the stability of the system and rapid voltage improvement and can reduce the oscillation that occurs. This system is tested using a time domain-based PSAT software simulation on the system.

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Siswanto, A., Gunadin, I. C., Said, S. M., & Suyuti, A. (2019). Stability Improvement by Reducing Voltage Fluctuation using SVC in Penetration Wind Power System. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 676). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/676/1/012001

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