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    Wind power generation has grown in recent years, but integrating wind farms impacts utilities' networks. One impact is on the Critical Clearing Time, which determines the stability of integrated wind farms but has been found to be lower than protection device settings. This paper describes improving the Critical Clearing Time using reactive power compensation techniques, and presents results from case studies examining factors influencing stability of wind power generators during network faults, discussing also the effect of shaft modeling on Critical Clearing Time.

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    Wind power generation has grown in recent years, but integrating wind farms impacts utilities' networks. One impact is on the Critical Clearing Time, which determines the stability of integrated wind farms but has been found to be lower than protection device settings. This paper describes improving the Critical Clearing Time using reactive power compensation techniques, and presents results from case studies examining factors influencing stability of wind power generators during network faults, discussing also the effect of shaft modeling on Critical Clearing Time.

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    Wind power generation has grown in recent years, but integrating wind farms impacts utilities' networks. One impact is on the Critical Clearing Time, which determines the stability of integrated wind farms but has been found to be lower than protection device settings. This paper describes improving the Critical Clearing Time using reactive power compensation techniques, and presents results from case studies examining factors influencing stability of wind power generators during network faults, discussing also the effect of shaft modeling on Critical Clearing Time.

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    Summary:Generation of electricity using wind power has received considerable attention worldwide in recent

    years. In order to investigate the impacts of the integration of wind farms into utilities' networks, various windmill
    models have been developed. One such impact is related to the Critical Clearing Time (CCT) of the Wind Power
    Based Embedded Generators (WPBEGs). The CCT determines the stability of an integrated wind farm. It has
    been found that it is much lower than the time setting of the protection devices normally installed on networks'
    feeders. The work in this paper therefore describes an attempt to improve the CCT. It is based on reactive power
    compensation (RPCs) techniques. Results from several case studies aiming at examining those factors, which
    influence the stability of WPBEG during network fault are presented. The effect of shaft modelling on the CCT is
    also discussed

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