Power control for hybrid power plant
A hybrid power and power technology, applied in general control systems, circuit devices, computer control, etc., can solve problems such as grid voltage oscillation, non-compliance with grid requirements, grid instability, etc.
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[0034] figure 1 A typical architecture is shown, where a hybrid power plant (HPP) is connected to the main transmission grid as part of a wider power network and includes three sub-plants: a battery storage system, a photovoltaic generator and a wind turbine generator. figure 2 The same exemplary setup is used in . As the skilled reader will appreciate, a HPP is a power device capable of generating electrical energy from at least two different renewable energy sources. Accordingly, the examples shown in the figures are representative only, and the skilled reader will appreciate that other specific architectures for the HPP are possible. For example, it is possible to incorporate more than three sub-devices into the HPP, or the HPP may only comprise two sub-devices.
[0035] Furthermore, the skilled reader will understand that the subassemblies forming the HPP may be formed from a single generator. Thus, since a subunit can include a single generator and a hybrid powerplant...
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