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Increasing Wind Power Penetration in Autonomous Power Systems through No-Flow Operation of Pelton Turbines

Basile Kawkabani
2014
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Abstract

The integration of wind power in power systems results in a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Thus, it has a positive environmental impact. However, the operation of these power systems becomes increasingly complex, owing mainly to random behaviour of the wind.

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