Multi-phase generators viability for offshore wind farms with HVDC transmission

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Abstract

The interest in offshore wind farms has experienced a significant growth in recent years. Technical knowledge allow the design of wind farms at higher distances, making the high voltage dc (HVDC) transmission a real alternative to current high voltage ac (HVAC) transmission. When the network is decoupled from the wind farm by a dc link, there is no need for a mandatory use of three-phase generator. To the contrary, multi-phase generators can be used and the wind farm can benefit from inherent advantages and recent developments of multi-phase drives. This preliminary study shows some of the potential advantages of the dual three-phase generators in wind energy conversion systems (WECS).

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Duran, M. J., Barrero, F., Toral, S., Arahal, M., Gregor, R., & Marfil, R. (2008). Multi-phase generators viability for offshore wind farms with HVDC transmission. Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal, 1(6), 246–251. https://doi.org/10.24084/repqj06.275

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