The Impact of Integration Wind Turbine on the Stability of the Electricity Grid

The need of electricity enhancement poses a challenge for researchers. This issue can only be achieved with the challenge of the quality, the safety and the stability of the electricity system. This paper examines how the integration of wind energy affects the safety of the electricity system. The integration of two wind turbines separately is proposed. Indeed, the first asynchronous generator used is the Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) while the second is a Squirrel-Cage Induction Generator (SCIG). The proposed Grid is an IEEE 14 bus. We proposed to use a Breaker device to intervene abruptly on integration of the wind energy. A comparative efficiency performance was achieved by dealing with active and reactive power, showing the dynamic angle and voltage evolution. The simulations of these turbines gave good results. The simulation results found by the DFIG are better than the SCIG.