2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2004.11.004
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Steady state and transient operation analysis of wind power systems

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“…If sites with wind direction less than m, the related elements equal to zero. Two methods namely precision and ratio methods are used to determine Generation Matrix as shown in (5): (5) where, v ij and matrix V relate to equation (3) and (4), V 0 and V 0 -1 relate to matrixes of rated wind speed and its inverse, K is constant with unit kW. C is constant determined by Output Character Curve under wind speed v ij .…”
Section:  mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If sites with wind direction less than m, the related elements equal to zero. Two methods namely precision and ratio methods are used to determine Generation Matrix as shown in (5): (5) where, v ij and matrix V relate to equation (3) and (4), V 0 and V 0 -1 relate to matrixes of rated wind speed and its inverse, K is constant with unit kW. C is constant determined by Output Character Curve under wind speed v ij .…”
Section:  mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fluctuation simulation is based on the transient equations [5] derived by basic inductive generator theory as shown in equation (12): here, n is the order of system and r is the number of input, above equation can be written as (15):…”
Section: A Equations For Transient Processmentioning
confidence: 99%