Reliability Evaluation of Generation and Transmission Systems Considering the Effects of Wind Farm

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Because wind energy fluctuates randomly, the output power of wind turbine generators is uncertain. The reliability of power systems including wind generation is analyzed in this paper. In this paper, the reliability model of wind generators and the model of transmission network are combined by considering the sequential and autocorrelation of wind speed, the output power function and the forced outage of wind units. Then a reliability evaluation model of generation and transmission system, in which the system security constraints are satisfied, is built and the objective function is LSC. Taking IEEE-RTS96 system as an example, the reliability index which can reflect the effects of wind farms is calculated. The result provides the scientific reference for connecting wind farms to power systems.

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