This research demonstrates improved voltage stability in grid-connected wind systems, suggesting TCSC-STATCOM control may mitigate power fluctuations.
Enhancing the voltage firmness of wind power grid-connected systems is the main goal of this research. We suggest combining the Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) and Thyristor-Controlled Series Compensator (TCSC) in a control scheme. By carefully adjusting these components, we aim to optimize the system's response to variations in wind power output. Our approach involves in-depth modelling and simulation to check the dynamics of the wind electrical system. The goal is to enhance voltage stability, minimize power fluctuations, and boost overall grid performance during transient conditions and disturbances. We access key indicators like voltage profile, power factor, and system damping to validate the effectiveness of our TCSCSTATCOM control strategy. This research contributes valuable insights to the field, offering a promising solution to the challenges associated with integrating power produced by wind generators into the electrical system. The main of this project is to enhance stability of power grid when it is connected to wind power plant.
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