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Fig. 5. Load side frequency in case of 0.6 MW load during day time.
TABLE II Fig. 10. Voltage and current variation of 2.5 MJ SMES during simulation.
SPECIFICATIONS OF SMES SYSTEM
Fig. 11. PSCAD/EMTDC circuit diagram of Ulleung Island power network including SMES system.
B. Analysis Results of SMES System Applications 1) Frequency fluctuation can occur due to the output power
SMES system is connected to improve the frequency fluctua- fluctuation of WPGS in Ulleung Island power system.
tion caused by the WPGS. Inductances are 8[H] and 15[H], re- 2) Frequency fluctuation poses a serious problem during light
spectively. DC link capacitor value is 10[mF]. Therefore SMES load condition.
energy storages are 1[MJ] and 2.5[MJ]. 3) In order to compensate the frequency fluctuation for the
Fig. 9 shows the comparison results of load side frequencies Ulleung Island power system, at least 2.5[MJ] of SMES is
and Fig. 10 shows the voltage and current variation of 2.5[MJ] required.
SMES during simulation. Frequencies without SMES and with
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