Akhmatov, Vladislav

Dixon, Andrew

Jensen, Kim H.

Knüppel, Thyge

Nielsen, Jørgen Nygård

Østergaard, Jacob

Power system stability investigations of wind farms often cover the tasks of low-voltage-fault-ride-through, voltage and reactive power control, and power balancing, but not much attention has yet been paid to the task of small-signal stability. Small-signal stability analysis needs increasing focus since the share of wind power increases substituting power generation from conventional power plants. Here, a study based on modal analysis is presented which investigate the effect of large scale integration of full-load converter interfaced wind turbines on inter-area oscillations in a three generator network. A detailed aggregated wind turbine model is employed which includes all necessary control functions. It is shown that the wind urbines have very low participation in the inter-area power oscillation

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Small-Signal Stability Analysis of Full-Load Converter Interfaced Wind Turbines

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Small-Signal Stability Analysis of Full-Load Converter Interfaced Wind Turbines

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