Influence of the Integration of Wind Energy on Network Stability

Enhancing electrical infrastructure poses a noteworthy obstacle for researchers, necessitating enhancements in system quality, safety, and stability. This study examines the impact of wind energy integration on power system security. When two different wind turbines are integrated onto a single bus, only one of them is a squirrel cage induction generator that has a circuit breaker. This implies that a doubly fed induction generator should be used. In order to govern the integration of two wind turbine sources, a circuit breaker device is added to the IEEE-14 bus architecture used in the proposed network model. Benchmarking productivity and effectiveness looks at the dynamic evolution of angle and voltage while taking into account both active power and reactive power. Simulation results show that the proposed wind turbines will perform well.