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EDIT: Are you interested in studying the dynamic behavior of the wind power plants under various output scenarios, or is the wind power just something that allows you to have varied power flows during the dynamic simulation? If the latter, then it might be just easier to model it as a negative load, since it's much easier to control. If not, we'll try to figure something out.
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https://psspy.org/psse-help-forum/question/2551/is-it-possible-to-change-generator-and-load-values-in-dynamic-simulation/?comment=2572#post-id-2572
EDIT: Are you interested in studying the dynamic behavior of the wind power plants under various output scenarios, or is the wind power just something that allows you to have varied power flows during the dynamic simulation? If the latter, then it might be just easier to model it as a negative load, since it's much easier to control. If not, we'll try to figure something out.
EDIT2: If the goal of your study is to see how changing the operation point of a WPP during the fault would affect the outcome then yes, setting it during power flow would be what I'd do. I wasn't sure if this is what you need or do you need to study how changing the setpoints mid-simulation affects the outcome.
