Capacity Assessment for Wind-Storage Integration System Considering Electro-Thermal Coupling of Overhead Transmission Line
The high uncertainty of wind power generation generally makes the low utilization rate of dedicated overhead transmission lines (OTL) which carry fluctuated power flow transferred from wind farms to main system. Energy storage systems deployed in large scale wind farms to support system power balanc...
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| description | The high uncertainty of wind power generation generally makes the low utilization rate of dedicated overhead transmission lines (OTL) which carry fluctuated power flow transferred from wind farms to main system. Energy storage systems deployed in large scale wind farms to support system power balance creates the opportunities to treat such problem. Therefore, this study proposes an OTL power transfer limit calculation method by solving the electro-thermal coupling equations for dynamic heat exchange process affected by multiple varying ambient conditions. Accordingly, the wind power transmission is optimized and maximized by energy storage operation on the condition that the conductor temperature is maintained under allowable maximum value. Furthermore, the simulation based on proposed method show the coordinated operation of wind farm, related energy storage system and dedicated OTL, which are defined as the wind-storage integration system (WSIS). Finally, case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in analyzing the optimal scales of wind farm and energy storage, with the consideration of dynamic electro-thermal behavior of dedicated transmission line in carrying wind power. |
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