Equivalent Modeling of Double-fed Wind Farm Based on Flow Field Characteristics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v10i6.3967Keywords:
Double-fed wind farm, Equivalent modeling, Wake effect, Flow field characteristics, Dynamic characteristicsAbstract
The entire wind farm is regarded as a large-capacity wind turbine for modeling double-fed wind farm. The influence of flow field characteristics in the wind farm has been ignored. In order to reflect the influence in double-fed wind farm equivalent modeling, an equivalent modeling method of double-fed wind farm based on the flow field characteristics has been proposed. A calculation model of the double-fed wind farm flow field has been built considering the influence of terrain and wake. The wind speed was calculated at each wind turbine installed point based on the flow field calculation model, and using the wind speed as the input wind speed for each wind turbine, the dynamic characteristics of the wind farm production process has been studied. The simulation analysis has been done for the proposed modeling method, and the simulation results show that the proposed modeling method can reflects the dynamic characteristics of the wind farm production process more accurately.
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