Vital to power supply capacity

the electric power distribution system has often been plagued by low terminal voltage and insufficient power supply capability due to the existence of its soft underbelly in the electric power distribution system over the years that is hard to solve by conventional means. For this reason

a novel technology to modulate the terminal voltage of the distribution system based on distributed wind turbines is proposed. The main idea of this technology is to integrate the wind turbines into the end of the distribution network to reduce the power through the transmission lines so as to raise the voltage of the consumer. The effect of the technology to raise the voltage and improve the efficiency of the distribution system is verified by a typical radiant feed line. Some new problems of this technology to be resolved in the future are briefly treated. The theoretical analysis is verified by operation data.