Reliability Benefits of Dispersed Wind Resource Development

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Abstract

This paper uses a production-cost/reliability model to analyze the reliability of several wind sites in the state of Minnesota. The analysis finds that the use of a model with traditional reliability measures does not produce consistent, robust results. An approach based on fuzzy set theory is applied in this paper, with improved results. Using such a model, we find that system reliability can beoptimized with a mix of disperse wind sites.
Original languageAmerican English
Number of pages12
StatePublished - 1998
EventWindpower '98 - Bakersfield, California
Duration: 27 Apr 19981 May 1998

Conference

ConferenceWindpower '98
CityBakersfield, California
Period27/04/981/05/98

NREL Publication Number

  • NREL/CP-500-24314

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