Standardised control techniques for induction generators in both grid-connected and isolated applications

John Brazil; Aidan O'Dwyer, Technological University Dublin O'Dwyer; M. Murphy

doi:10.21427/37dg-xc33

Standardised control techniques for induction generators in both grid-connected and isolated applications

John Brazil
, Aidan O'Dwyer, Technological University Dublin O'Dwyer
, M. Murphy

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Abstract

Induction generators are particularly suitable for small hydro applications and are widely used at present. However, with conventional grid-connected techniques, it is not always possible to use them in regions with weak grids because of excessive connection transients. Consequently, their many advantages cannot be fully exploited in these regions. Standardised control systems have been developed by ECS for isolated applications of induction generators and these will now be further developed to permit reduced-transient grid connections.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/37dg-xc33
Publication status	Published - 1991
Event	Hidroenergia 1991 - Nice, France Duration: 1 Jun 1991 → 30 Jun 1991

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Conference	Hidroenergia 1991
Country/Territory	France
City	Nice
Period	1/06/91 → 30/06/91
Other	2nd International Conference and Exhibition

Keywords

Induction generators
small hydro applications
grid-connected techniques
weak grids
connection transients
standardised control systems
isolated applications
reduced-transient grid connections

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Standardised control techniques for induction generators in both grid-connected and isolated applications

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