On the Efficiency of Series-Connected Offshore DC Wind Farm Configurations
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Abstract
Several past studies have shown that offshore wind farms with a series-connected DC collection system can have significant efficiency advantages over today's offshore wind farms with AC collection system and HVDC link. This has motivated the proposal of several power electronic converter configurations to implement such series-connected DC wind farms. However, the impacts of different configurations on efficiency and sizing characteristics are not well understood. This paper presents an efficiency study for two configurations featuring a diode-bridge rectifier-buck converter combination and voltage-source converter for 450MW wind farms located 100km away from shore. The loss modeling shows that the choice of converters and instantaneous wind speed differences within the farm have a significant impact on losses, as well as system operation and sizing, which in turn affect losses.
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