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Control methods for standalone and grid connected micro-hydro power plants with synthetic inertia frequency support: A comprehensive review

Sami et al., 2020

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1261582654808969938
Author
Sami I
Ullah N
Muyeen S
Techato K
Chowdhury M
Ro J
Publication year
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IEEE Access

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The penetration of renewable energy sources on a large scale in conventional electric networks increases exponentially for environmental preservation. However, the increase in RESs leads to some technical problems that include (a) fluctuations in power production,(b) …
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