2019
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2019.2891439
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Dynamic Aggregation Modeling of Grid-Connected Inverters Using Hamilton's-Action-Based Coherent Equivalence

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“…Model aggregation is a general method to obtain the equivalent system. Existing aggregation methods are mainly developed in inverter system [7]- [12] and the micro-grid system [13], [14]. Literatures [7]- [11] have proposed coherency criterion to group inverters with similar dynamic characteristic.…”
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“…Model aggregation is a general method to obtain the equivalent system. Existing aggregation methods are mainly developed in inverter system [7]- [12] and the micro-grid system [13], [14]. Literatures [7]- [11] have proposed coherency criterion to group inverters with similar dynamic characteristic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing aggregation methods are mainly developed in inverter system [7]- [12] and the micro-grid system [13], [14]. Literatures [7]- [11] have proposed coherency criterion to group inverters with similar dynamic characteristic. In [7], the Hamilton-action principle has been applied into inverter system to derive the coherency criterion for the grid-connected inverter cluster, which can also be used in the order reduction of inverter-interfaced wind farms and PV systems, but equivalent parameters of are given directly without theoretical analysis.…”
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“…In order to reduce the computation complexity, the common method is to establish an equivalent model for wind farm model reduction [7], and it is a key to cluster the same-feature wind turbines into a group and an equivalent single machine. In recent years, several wind turbine clustering algorithms have been proposed [8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. A model reduction method is proposed by a set of orthogonal modes from CFD (computational fluid dynamics) simulation [8]; however, the simulation time is too long for several wind turbines.…”
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“…A model reduction method is proposed by a set of orthogonal modes from CFD (computational fluid dynamics) simulation [8]; however, the simulation time is too long for several wind turbines. An aggregated wind farm model is proposed by the average wind speed [9,10]. A wind turbine clustering algorithm is considered by Hankel singular values [11] or selective modal analysis [12].…”
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