Self excitation and harmonics in wind power generation, preprint, E. Muljadi [and others]
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Self excitation and harmonics in wind power generation, preprint, E. Muljadi [and others]
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eng
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federal national government publication
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non fiction
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Self excitation and harmonics in wind power generation
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electronic resource
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E. Muljadi [and others]
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Conference paper, NREL/CP-500-33138
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preprint
Summary
Traditional wind turbines are equipped with induction generators. Induction generators are preferred because they are inexpensive, rugged, and require very little maintenance. Unfortunately, induction generators require reactive power from the grid to operate. Because reactive power varies with the output power, the terminal voltage at the generator may become too low to compensate the induction generator. The interactions among the wind turbine, the power network, and the capacitor compensation, are important aspects of wind generation. In this paper, we will show the interactions among the induction generator, capacitor compensation, power system network, and magnetic saturations and examine the cause of resonance conditions and self-excitation
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