Study on Output Power of Wind Farm Composed of Current-Source Series-Connected Wind Turbines

The output power of a wind farm composed of current-source series-connected wind turbine/generators with thyristor rectifier circuits that does not require offshore substation is studied. The steady-state operating characteristics for a single wind turbine/generator are examined first for the IEA 15MW offshore reference wind turbine. Then, dynamic performances for a single wind turbine/generator as well as for a wind farm (WF) consisting of 36 wind turbines are simulated for an average wind speed of 8.65 m/s considering offshore wind turbulence. The simulation results show that the ratio of the standard deviation of the output fluctuation to the average output of single wind turbine is 39.38%, while that of WF is 6.24%, confirming that output leveling effect is achieved.

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IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy
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2025-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tste.2025.3537622
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6
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Power Systems and Renewable Energy
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Study on Output Power of Wind Farm Composed of Current-Source Series-Connected Wind Turbines

Shoji Nishikata, Fujio Tatsuta
6 citations
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy
Power Systems and Renewable Energy
3.19
article

Study on Output Power of Wind Farm Composed of Current-Source Series-Connected Wind Turbines

Shoji Nishikata, Fujio Tatsuta
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6 citations

Abstract

The output power of a wind farm composed of current-source series-connected wind turbine/generators with thyristor rectifier circuits that does not require offshore substation is studied. The steady-state operating characteristics for a single wind turbine/generator are examined first for the IEA 15MW offshore reference wind turbine. Then, dynamic performances for a single wind turbine/generator as well as for a wind farm (WF) consisting of 36 wind turbines are simulated for an average wind speed of 8.65 m/s considering offshore wind turbulence. The simulation results show that the ratio of the standard deviation of the output fluctuation to the average output of single wind turbine is 39.38%, while that of WF is 6.24%, confirming that output leveling effect is achieved.

IEEE Transactions on Sustainable EnergyVol. 16(3)
Tokyo Denki University (JP)
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