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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.3.2017.tde-04082017-160108
Document
Author
Full name
Luís Fernando Moreira Machado
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Santo, Silvio Giuseppe Di (President)
Rufato Júnior, Eloi
Vieira Júnior, José Carlos de Melo
Title in Portuguese
Aspectos harmônicos na geração eólica.
Keywords in Portuguese
Energia (Qualidade)
Energia eólica (Geração)
Fontes naturais de energia
Abstract in Portuguese
A utilização da energia eólica é ainda recente no setor elétrico e, por isso, apresenta inúmeros desafios na operação e integração dessa nova tecnologia com o sistema elétrico. Desta forma, este trabalho aborda o impacto da injeção de correntes harmônicas que as Centrais de Geração Eólica geram no Sistema Interligado Nacional. Inicialmente, aborda-se a fundamentação teórica e o conceito básico da energia eólica, principalmente em relação ao panorama desta fonte renovável no Brasil e no mundo e, de uma forma sucinta, aborda-se também sobre o aspecto tecnológico dos aerogeradores. Outro aspecto relevante deste trabalho, é o levantamento do estado da arte sobre os conceitos e cálculos das distorções harmônicas, bem como sobre o processo de integração das novas Centrais de Geração Eólica à rede básica. O principal resultado obtido neste trabalho, é o estudo de sensibilidade da distorção harmônica de tensão, no ponto de acoplamento da Central à rede básica de transmissão, frente à variação topológica da rede coletora da Central de Geração Eólica. Para tal estudo, foi modelada uma Central de Geração Eólica e aplicadas as metodologias estudadas no estado da arte. Os resultados obtidos do estudo de sensibilidade, é de grande interesse para os operadores da rede e transmissão de energia elétrica, bem como às geradoras de energia eólica.
Title in English
Aspects of hamonics in wind power generation.
Keywords in English
Energy
Harmonic voltage distortion
Locus method
Power quality
Sensitivity studies
Wind energy (Generation)
Abstract in English
The use of wind energy is still recent in the electric sector and, therefore, presents numerous challenges in the operation and integration of this new technology with the electric system. In this way, this work approaches the impact of the injection of harmonic currents generated by the Wind Generation Plants in the National Interconnected System. Initially, it addresses the theoretical basis and the basic concept of wind energy, mainly in relation to the panorama of this renewable source in Brazil and in the world and, briefly, it also addresses the technological aspect of wind turbines. Another relevant aspect of this work is the state of the art survey on the concepts and calculations of harmonic distortions, as well as on the integration process of the new Wind Generation Plants into the basic grid. The main result obtained in this work is the sensitivity study of the harmonic distortion of voltage at the coupling point of the Central to the basic transmission network, in front of the topological variation of the collecting network of the Wind Generation Plant. For such study, a Wind Generation Plant was modeled and the methodologies studied in the state of the art were applied. The results obtained from the sensitivity study, is of great interest to the network operators and transmission of electricity, as well as to wind power generators.
 
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2017-08-07
 
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