2017
DOI: 10.1109/tste.2017.2680461
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Harmonic Assessment for Wind Parks Based on Sensitivity Analysis

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“…(2) The voltage equations at the rotor side in the direct and quadrature axis is, ϕqr + dϕdr/dt (3) ϕdr + dϕqr/dt (4) The Flux linkages at stator and rotor in direct and quadrature axis is, Φds = Ls ids + Lm idr (5) Φqs = Ls iqs + Lm iqr (6) Φdr = Ls idr + Lm ids (7) Φqr = Ls iqr + Lm iqs (8) The Active and reactive power at the stator side is, Ps = Vds ids +Vqs iqs (9) Qs = Vqs iqs -Vds iqs (10) The Active and reactive power at the rotor side is, Pr = Vdr idr +Vqr iqr (11) Qr = Vqr idr -Vdr iqr (12) The Electromagnetic torque is obtained by the product of flux induced and current flowing, Te = 3/2 P/2 (ϕds iqs -ϕqs ids) (13) Where R is resistance in ohms, Ls is self inductance in henry, Lm is mutual inductance of windings in henry, V is voltage in volts, i is current in amperes, ϕ is flux in webers respectively indicate stator and rotor direct and quadrature axis.…”
Section: Fig2: Equivalent Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(2) The voltage equations at the rotor side in the direct and quadrature axis is, ϕqr + dϕdr/dt (3) ϕdr + dϕqr/dt (4) The Flux linkages at stator and rotor in direct and quadrature axis is, Φds = Ls ids + Lm idr (5) Φqs = Ls iqs + Lm iqr (6) Φdr = Ls idr + Lm ids (7) Φqr = Ls iqr + Lm iqs (8) The Active and reactive power at the stator side is, Ps = Vds ids +Vqs iqs (9) Qs = Vqs iqs -Vds iqs (10) The Active and reactive power at the rotor side is, Pr = Vdr idr +Vqr iqr (11) Qr = Vqr idr -Vdr iqr (12) The Electromagnetic torque is obtained by the product of flux induced and current flowing, Te = 3/2 P/2 (ϕds iqs -ϕqs ids) (13) Where R is resistance in ohms, Ls is self inductance in henry, Lm is mutual inductance of windings in henry, V is voltage in volts, i is current in amperes, ϕ is flux in webers respectively indicate stator and rotor direct and quadrature axis.…”
Section: Fig2: Equivalent Circuitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Line-to-line faults are one-tenth of the total percentage of faults and lineto-line-to-ground faults are one-fourth of the total percentage of faults. These faults introduce harmonics into the whole power system [3], [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The harmonics are created when non-sinusoidal currents and non-sinusoidal voltages increase in the network, and these distortions are generally called harmonic distortion [29,30]. The [31].…”
Section: Harmonic Distortionmentioning
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“…Using the inverter harmonic voltage source and LCL filter to represent the wind turbine harmonic impedance model [10] as shown in Fig.4.…”
Section: Harmonic Model Of Wind Farmmentioning
confidence: 99%