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Transient Studies in Large Offshore Wind Farms, Tak-ing Into Account Network/Circuit Breaker Interaction

In Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Large-scale Integration of Wind Power Into Power Systems As Well As Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Farms — 2011
From

Ørsted A/S1

Aalborg University2

Electric Components, Department of Electrical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark3

Department of Electrical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark4

Switching overvoltages (SOV) are considered a possible source of experienced component failures in existing offshore wind farms (OWFs). The inclusion of sufficiently accurate and validated models of the main components in the OWF in the simulation tool is therefore an important issue in order to ensure reliable switching operations.

Transient measurement results in an OWF are compared with simulation results in PSCAD EMTDC and DigSILENT Power Factory, where a user-defined model of the vacuum circuit breaker (VCB) is included, capable of simulating multiple prestrikes during the closing operation. An analysis of the switching transients that might occur in an OWF will be made on basis of the validated model and the importance of the inclusion of a sufficient accurate representation of the VCB in the simulation tool will be described.

The inclusion of the VCB model in PSCAD greatly improves the simulation results, whereas little improvement is found in DigSILENT.

Language: English
Publisher: Energynautics GmbH
Year: 2011
Proceedings: 10th International Workshop on Large-Scale Integration of Wind Power into Power Systems as well as on Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Farms
Types: Conference paper

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