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Fault ride-through study of wind turbines

Zhang et al., 2013

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3270553680061184084
Author
Zhang X
Cao X
Wang W
Yun C
et al.
Publication year
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Journal of Power and Energy Engineering

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The installation of wind energy has increased rapidly around the world. The grid codes about the wind energy require wind turbine (WT) has the ability of fault (or low voltage) ride- through (FRT). To study the FRT operation of the wind farms, three methods were discussed …
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