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Impact of wind speed correlation on planning and operation of distribution network

This paper establishes the model of wind speed correlation (WSC) by inverse Nataf transformation. The impacts of WSC on distribution network operation and maximum installed capacity of wind power are investigated by Monte Carlo simulation and chance constrained programming method. A new definition of wind power penetration is proposed. Finally, conclusions are duly drawn.

Jinfu Chen | Meiqi Yao | Huijie Li | Defu Cai | Dongyuan Shi

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