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Smooth synchronisation and power sharing schemes for high penetration wind diesel hybrid remote area power systems

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posted on 2023-05-17, 09:57 authored by Gargoom, AMM, Haruni, AMO, Md Enamul Haque, Michael NegnevitskyMichael Negnevitsky
The paper proposes synchronisation and power sharing schemes for fast connection and smooth operation of high penetration wind-diesel hybrid systems. The synchronisation is realised by controlling the power electronic interface of the wind energy systems rather than the classical diesel engine synchronisation scheme. The power sharing between the diesel and wind systems is achieved by a modifi ed power-frequency droop control method. The proposed schemes are tested on a simulated hybrid system to demonstrate their effectiveness.

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Australian Research Council

Hydro Electric Corporation

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Publication title

Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Volume

8

Pagination

75-84

ISSN

1448-837X

Department/School

School of Engineering

Publisher

Engineers Australia

Place of publication

Crows Nest, NSW

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Copyright 2011 Institution of Engineers Australia

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  • Restricted

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Environmentally sustainable energy activities not elsewhere classified

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