Title Slide PR-I

Maximum Line Loading capacity Of A

Transmission Network In Load Frequency
Control Problem Using Wind Generation
Area of specialization: Electrical Power Systems
Under the esteemed guidance of
K. Vimala Kumar
Assistant professor of EEE department

No. of meetings- 08
By
B.Sai Teja
19191D0716
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 Awareness PR-I
ntroduction:
Wind energy is a kinetic energy associated with movement of large masses of air.It is clean, cheap and
eco-friendly renewable source.
Moderate to high speed winds,typically from 5m/s to about 25m/s are considered favorable for most
wind turbines.
The electric power generation through wind was proposed in Denmark in 1980.
This may lead to circulation of widespread winds on a global basis,producing plantery winds or may
have a limited influence in a smaller area to cause local winds.
dvantages:
Renewable source of energy
Non polluting
Fuel provision and transport are not required
isadvantages:
Available wind is fluctuating in nature
Favourable wind is available only in a few geographical areas which are away from city
Wind turbine design, manufacturing and installation is complex due to several variables and extreme
stresses

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 Resilience PR-I

➢ I have chosen different wind plants in a particular area and all the wind
power generation will clubbing at a single bus bar point
➢ This paper proposes an online dispatch rescheduling algorithm for WPPs
participating in the LFC task to prevent over loading of transmission
lines
➢ Wind power plant has cascading failures following severe frequency
contingencies
➢ The WPP dispatch limits are calculated based on line ampacity for each
generation unit participating in the LFC task

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