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Improved frequency regulation in mini-grids with high wind contribution using online genetic algorithm for PID tuning

Wies et al., 2014

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17768587062764116102
Author
Wies R
Chukkapalli E
Mueller-Stoffels M
Publication year
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2014 IEEE PES General Meeting| Conference & Exposition

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Mini-grids with high wind contribution tend to be relatively more dynamic and less stable than wind integration in large interconnected grids. This instability is primarily due to frequency fluctuations introduced from highly variable wind generation, multiple single …
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