2018
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2017.2748036
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Adaptive Fault-Tolerant Control of Wind Turbines With Guaranteed Transient Performance Considering Active Power Control of Wind Farms

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“…Meanwhile, the limit of the variable pitch rate and angle is taken into account, and pitch control based on nonlinear PI or PD controller is shown in Figure 12. Table. Obviously, all of the wind speed v, rotor speed of wind turbine ω t , and pitch angle β can have e ect on the nonlinear gain a by Equation (20). But, the sensitivity of the system to the pitch angle is far greater than other factors generally.…”
Section: Design Of Nonlinear Pi Controllermentioning
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“…Meanwhile, the limit of the variable pitch rate and angle is taken into account, and pitch control based on nonlinear PI or PD controller is shown in Figure 12. Table. Obviously, all of the wind speed v, rotor speed of wind turbine ω t , and pitch angle β can have e ect on the nonlinear gain a by Equation (20). But, the sensitivity of the system to the pitch angle is far greater than other factors generally.…”
Section: Design Of Nonlinear Pi Controllermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e truth value of a could be calculated by Equations (20) and (37). Table 2 shows the calculated and truth values of nonlinear gain at different wind speed.…”
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“…Traditionally, synchronous generators have provided frequency control reserves, which are released under power imbalance conditions to recover grid frequency [1]. In fact, any generationdemand imbalance leads the grid frequency to deviate from its nominal value, which can cause serious scale stability problems [2].…”
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“…In recent years, the FTC design emphasized on the control performance and physical constraints like the actuator saturation has been studied besides the closed-loop stability, see e.g. [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Indeed, it is practical and very intractable in developing FTC strategy with the performance requirement and system input and output (I/O) constraints from the limitations on physical components, operating circumstance and product quality.…”
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