Evaluation of the Trajectory Sensitivity Analysis of the DFIG Control Parameters in Response to Changes in Wind Speed and the Line Impedance Connection to the Grid DFIG
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Economic and environmental conditions often make large stations and transmission lines، restrictions are placed. Small and medium-sized production units connected to existing systems as a strategy is in progress. These units are usually near the center of the load placed and distributed generators (DG) famous are the DG are allowed types vary، such as induction generators rack squirrel-connected wind turbines، generators fed induction double mounted wind turbines، fuel cells connected to the system by power electronic converters or synchronous generator connected to the turbine combustion [10]. This way sensitivity analysis in systems of distributed generation (DG) is assessed. It is shown that the method can detect the effect of control parameters listed wind turbine connected to a double-fed induction generator (DFIG) Badoou the impedance of the changing the speed of on the stability of the transmission line useful system invested. The control parameters of the importance of influencing the behavior of DFIG are divided.
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Persian
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Journal of Intelligent Procedures in Electrical Technology, Volume:5 Issue: 20, 2015
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37 to 54
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