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within statutory limits as specified under
CC
5.4. A
WFPS
shall continuously control voltage at the
Connection Point
within its
Reactive Power
capability limits. If when set in
Power Factor
or
Reactive Power
control the voltage exceeds
the specified band, the
Power Factor
control or
Reactive
Power
control must revert to
Voltage Control
. The control of
voltage,
Power Factor
and
Reactive Power Dispatch
must
ensure stable operation over the entire operating range of the
Controllable WFPS
. In the event that action by the
Con-
trollable WFPS Active Power
and
Reactive Power
control
functions is unable to achieve a sustained voltage within the
statutory limits, the
Controllable WFPS
must detect this and
immediately shut down.
(b)
Other
Voltage Control
schemes may be possible but
agreement between the
Generator
and the
TSO
must be
reached at the application stage for
Connection
about their
suitability. If
Voltage Control
is implemented for the
Controllable WFPS
, rather than on individual
Generating
Units
, then the range of
Power Factor
available should not
be less than that which would have been available if
Voltage
Control
had been on individual
Generating Units
.
Voltage
Control
schemes based upon
Equipment
located on the
TSO's
side of the
Connection Point
may be possible, but
such schemes are considered special, and the details,
responsibilities and cost schedule must be agreed between
the
Generator
and the
TSO
in the
Connection Agreement
or other agreement.
(c)
In order to deal with
Controllable WFPSs
inducing power
fluctuations, an additional control loop must be provided by
the
Generator
to ensure that the
Generating Unit
control
system, wind turbulence or other factors in the
Controllable
WFPS
cannot produce power oscillations between 0.25 Hz
and 2 Hz. It should be designed and operated to ensure that
the total peak-to-peak
MW
oscillation within this
Fre-
quency
range is less than 1% of the
Registered Capacity
of
the
Controllable WFPS
.
CC.S2.5.4
The
TSO
may specify the requirement for tap changing facilities
on the
Site
transformer(s) for
WFPSs
. Where a suitable
Site
transformer does not exist, the requirement may be applied to
individual
Wind Turbine Generator Transformers
. The tap-
ping range and the step sizes will then be specified in the
respective
Connection Agreement
or other agreements.
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