Research Article

Case Study of Integrating an Offshore Wind Farm with Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms and with an Onshore Electrical Grid

Table 6

Selected critical simulation cases.

Contingency scenarios CaseCase description

A
Starting of motor
A0 Single platform system: starting of a 9 MW motor at PF4, 1 or 2 GTs online with equal power sharing
A1Starting of 9 MW motor at PF4, 8 GTs online with equal power sharing at different platforms, no wind penetration
A2Starting of 9 MW motor at PF4, 8 GTs online with equal power sharing at different platforms, 100 MW wind penetration

B
Loss of gas turbine power
B1Loss of a GT at PF4, no wind, and initially 9 GTs online at different platforms
B2Loss of a GT at PF4, 100 MW, wind and initially 9 GTs online at different platforms

C
Loss of wind power
C1Loss of 25% (25 MW) wind power, 8 GT online with equal power sharing
C2Loss of 50% (50 MW) wind power, 8 GT online with equal power sharing
C3Loss of 100% (100 MW) wind power, 8 GT online with equal power sharing

D
Loss of interconnection between platforms PF1 and PF4
D1Loss of interconnection—PF1 and PF4, 8 GTs online with equal power sharing at different platforms, with 50 MW wind
D2Loss of interconnection—PF1 and PF4, 8 GTs online with equal power sharing at different platforms, with 100 MW wind

*WT: wind turbine, GT: gas turbine, PF1–PF5: platforms 1 to 5.