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On-Site Engineering Test of Active Support Control for the PV Station and Wind Farm in the AC-DC Hybrid Power Grid under Extreme Fault Conditions

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  • Xiao-ling Su
  • Lai-jun Chen
  • Jun Yang
  • Zhengxi Li
  • Peng Zhou
  • Hui Chen
  • Chun Wei

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Power systems have developed significantly because of the increasing share of renewable energy sources (RESs). Despite the advantages, they also bring inevitable challenges to power system stability, especially under extreme fault conditions. This paper presents a practical active support control strategy for RESs to support the power grid under extreme fault conditions. The proof process is taken in an AC-DC hybrid power grid integrated with large capacity of PV stations and wind farms. The on-site engineering test results reflect that RESs bring potential risks in the AC-DC hybrid power grid operation and validate the excellent engineering practical features of the proposed control strategy. In addition, test results also reveal predisposing factors of power system instability which are missing in the simulation and fault simulation device-based testing results. They prove the outstanding advantages of on-site engineering tests.

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  • Xiao-ling Su & Lai-jun Chen & Jun Yang & Zhengxi Li & Peng Zhou & Hui Chen & Chun Wei, 2021. "On-Site Engineering Test of Active Support Control for the PV Station and Wind Farm in the AC-DC Hybrid Power Grid under Extreme Fault Conditions," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-13, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:9636383
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/9636383
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