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High Voltage Crossing Strategy of Wind Farm Considering Active and Reactive Coordinated Recovery
Power Generation Technology Vol. 46, Issue 4, Pages: 737-747(2025)
Key Technologies for Large\-Scale Renewable Energy Integration and Operation Control|Updated:2026-06-29
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High Voltage Crossing Strategy of Wind Farm Considering Active and Reactive Coordinated Recovery
- “In response to the problem of high voltage ride through in wind farms after DC faults, Chinese researchers have proposed a "active power priority balance reactive power dynamic compensation" recovery mechanism. Through the dual loop control of doubly fed wind turbines, the advantages of reactive power response of rotor side converters are revealed, and an active reactive power coordinated recovery strategy is established to effectively suppress transient overvoltage risks, providing a new idea for transient voltage stability control of power systems containing large-scale wind power.”
DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.24216
Revised:2025-02-05
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