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Research on rational wind power casting theory for large-scale wind power integration improvement

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Large-scale wind power integration has exerted negative influence on the power system,because of the intermittency and anti-peak-regulation of wind power.A rational wind power casting theory is presented.Firstly,the paper proves its necessity and feasibility from the viewpoint of anti-peak-regulation,then utilizes weibull distribution to fit equivalent load curve,and quantifies the relationship among casting wind power,peak-regulation improvement and wind power generation capacity.Taking the Gansu and Shang-Gan-Ning power system as example,the results show that by way of wind power generation capacity casting,the peak-regulation of system can be improved,and the conclusion can provide scientific basis for the power system dispatchers.

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She Cai-qi (2012). Research on rational wind power casting theory for large-scale wind power integration improvement. Power System Protection and Control. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/8bd19cc9-8de0-4088-a52c-124414b41fc9

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Cai-qi, S. (2012). Research on rational wind power casting theory for large-scale wind power integration improvement. Power System Protection and Control. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/8bd19cc9-8de0-4088-a52c-124414b41fc9
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