Stability simulation analysis of a hybrid wind-battery system

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This paper focuses on the control of a hybrid wind-battery system. The mathematical model of dynamic behavior of the hybrid wind-battery system is established. We figure out there is inter-area low frequency oscillation caused by wind power fluctuation, and propose an approach for obtaining the sensitivities between eigenvalue changes and wind power fluctuation. Then a lithium-ion based battery energy storage model is designed to limit the damping active power associated with inter-area low frequency oscillation to reduce the electrical power oscillation, increase the damping and reinforce the dynamic stability of the systems. A simulation of small signal stability and forced power oscillation stability in two-area power system also shows the necessity of the hybrid windbattery system.

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Sun, J., Sheng, L., Sun, Y., Zhou, Z., & Fu, R. (2016). Stability simulation analysis of a hybrid wind-battery system. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 645, pp. 154–163). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2669-0_17

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