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Development of a New Procedure for Reliability Modeling of Wind Turbine Generators

Paul Giorsetto, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1983 - 
- Vol. 1, Iss: 1, pp 134-143
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In this article, a method for determining the impact of wind generation on system reliability is developed, which combines the effects of wind turbine forced outage rates and varying power output due to wind speed variations.
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A method for determining the impact of wind generation on system reliability is developed. This method combines the effects of wind turbine forced outage rates and varying power output due to wind speed variations. Since individual wind turbines on a windfarm all have an output related to wind speed, each turbine's output cannot be assumed to be independent random variables. Because of this situation, special steps must be taken in der to arrive at the cumulative distribution function for the windfarm. This distribution function may be combined with the system distribution function using simple convolution and so the windfarm can be easily incorporated into a Loss of Load Expectation computer program. The method can then be used to determine the effective load carrying capability of a windfarm and also to supply better estimates of the benefits of wind generation to the overall system.

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Power system reliability evaluation

TL;DR: A review of indices and methods for evaluating power system reliability performance using probability theory can be found in this paper, where a stochastic process view of power systems was used for reliability evaluation.
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Planning manual for utility application of WECS

G.L. Park
TL;DR: A two-part approach for evaluating the feasibility of wind electric conversion systems (WECS) for utility application is presented and explained in this article, where the first part is a brief preliminary procedure used to determine whether the expense and effort of a detailed investigation is justified.
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