2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2013.07.030
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The Impact of Wind Power Implantation in Transmission Systems

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“…Adding wind power to power systems will also have some benefits on the grid such as reducing both emissions caused by electricity production and operational costs of the power system due to the consumption of lower amounts of fuel in conventional power plants [23]. On the other hand, the most serious disadvantage of wind turbines on power systems is the fluctuations and the difficulties in power predictions [25]. These fluctuations of power have a huge impact on the grid stability.…”
Section: The Impact Of Wind Turbines On the Gridmentioning
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“…Adding wind power to power systems will also have some benefits on the grid such as reducing both emissions caused by electricity production and operational costs of the power system due to the consumption of lower amounts of fuel in conventional power plants [23]. On the other hand, the most serious disadvantage of wind turbines on power systems is the fluctuations and the difficulties in power predictions [25]. These fluctuations of power have a huge impact on the grid stability.…”
Section: The Impact Of Wind Turbines On the Gridmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The location of the wind farms relative to the load, and the relationship between wind power production and load consumption have huge impacts on power systems [23][24][25]. For example, wind power produced by the plant can affect the direction of the power flow in the network and might even reverse its direction at some parts of the grid.…”
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“…The most common methods and techniques of Induction Machine (IM) condition monitoring utilize the steady state components of the stator quantities. These components are; voltage, current and power which can be used to detect; the turn fault, broken rotor bar, bearing failure, and air gap eccentricities [1,2,3,4]. Therefore, in this paper section 2 describes a fault diagnosis in a wind power system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Due to the increased demand, each manufacturer is trying to find new concepts to achieve better system yield, which results in increased economic returns for the investor. Most of the systems used in such applications produce DC current, so inverters are required to convert this power to AC, which is needed in most applications and for grid connection [9].…”
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