Development of Doubly-Fed Direct Drive Modular Permanent Magnet Wind Generator

Meşe, Erkan; Bakbak, Ali; Ayaz, Murat; Boztepe, Mutlu; Altıntas, Mert; Ozkan, Akin; Canseven, Huseyin Tayyer

doi:10.1109/icrera47325.2019.8996711

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“…In [34][35][36][37][38][39][40], the authors conducted a comprehensive review of the tracking methods of WECS. They compared their performance parameters.…”

Section: The New Mppt For Variable Wind Speedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on Newly Developed Wind Turbine Emulator

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Saad

Zekry

2020

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Wind energy has the fastest and highest growth rate of any other Renewable energy sources (RES). Investigating the Wind Energy Conversion Systems (WECS) is very important for improving efficiency. However, It is required a monumental accessible land space for installing Wind turbines(WT). Consequently, this paper presents the design and implementation of a Wind turbine emulator (WTE) to substitute WTs. The proposed WTE includes a new Maximum Point Power Tracking(MPPT) technique based on integrating binary search technique and genetic algorithm. The proposed emulator has an SQLite database as a repository of wind turbine information. Also, it has a graphical user interface(GUI) to facilitate the operation. System components have been modeled and simulated using MATLAB Simulink. Furthermore, a prototype is implemented based on a series excited DC motor and permanent magnet synchronous (PMSG). All static and dynamic characteristics have been investigated to prove the capabilities of the developed emulator. Also, an integration test has been conducted on real-time conditions of wind speed profile and working load for 24 hours to check the reliability. The experimental results are compared with the simulation results for validation and showed the capability of the proposed WTE of emulating a wide range of Wind turbines.

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“…In [34][35][36][37][38][39][40], the authors conducted a comprehensive review of the tracking methods of WECS. They compared their performance parameters.…”

Section: The New Mppt For Variable Wind Speedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on Newly Developed Wind Turbine Emulator

Elsayed¹,

Saad

Zekry

2020

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“…Double-fed PM synchronous generators (DFPMSGs) have become a popular research topic in the consideration of the aforementioned pros and cons of DFIGs, BDFMs, and PMSGs [24]- [30]. A concept study on DFPMSG has been performed in [24].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Various control algorithms are performed on these machines. In addition to these works, a recent study of DFPMSG has been conducted by the authors [30]. In this study, the opportunities provided by the DFPMSG are investigated, and simulation studies are carried out for validation.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

PMSG-Based Dual-Port Wind-Energy Conversion System With Reduced Converter Size

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In this study, a dual-port wind-energy conversion system has been proposed. A double-fed permanentmagnet synchronous generator (DFPMSG) forms the central part of the system, where the concentrated single-layer winding configuration of the generator enables electric and magnetic isolation between the ports. DFPMSG has two three-phase terminals out of the stator; one is connected directly to the grid, whereas the other is tied to the grid through a back-to-back converter. This study investigates design issues caused by the DFPMSG port with a direct grid connection. The unique design issues of the proposed system include determining the slot/pole combination using wind data and determining the minimum reactive power requirement for the port with a direct grid connection. Next, the load-sharing capability among the ports of the proposed system is presented through a detailed investigation of three schemes. Experimental work is presented for a 5-kW prototype DFPMSG system to illustrate the isolation among the ports, minimized reactive power demand on the port with direct grid connection, and load-sharing ability among the ports for different control schemes.INDEX TERMS Double-fed machines, electric machine design, multi-port systems, permanent magnet synchronous generators, wind energy.

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