The self-optimization method for power generation proposed in this paper is an initial allocation of power energy. Every unit is according to the same principles of utilization hours in the same province. Under the premise of unchanged total power of each power generation unit and the security of the power system as well as the discharge standards, this method can achieve the minimum social resource consumption and the minimum discharge meet the demand of power energy at the same time by adjusting of autonomy optimization among internal different units. It is an important means and effective way to carry out energy generation scheduling work.
Wind energy is the worlds fastest growing renewable energy source in recent years, and it has drawn worldwide attention. Due to high efficiency, simple topology and stable operation, variable speed constant frequency (VSCF) direct-drive wind power generation system using permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) is the development trend and one of the focuses of wind power generation system research. The paper introduces the trend of the development wind power generation and the recently research stage on the wind power generation. Based on the VSCF power fundamental principle, the dissertation analyzes the strategy of wind turbine simulation. In the development of wind power generating system, the wind turbine emulator becomes more and more important because it can provide controllable wind turbine characteristics. Simplified mathematical model based on the CT-λ curve is constructed, the system structure and emulation method are analyzing. Hardware and software are designed and implemented, and a laboratory set-up is building which based on DC motor. Experimental results show that the wind turbine emulator is as good as expected.
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