Energy-Efficient Dynamic Drive Control for Wind Power Conversion With PMSG: Modeling and Application of Transfer Function Analysis

Kuschke, Maren; Strunz, Kai

doi:10.1109/jestpe.2013.2293632

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“…Wind farms are modeled by PMSG. A block diagram of compacted linearized power control loop which is proposed in Kuschke and Strunz is used for the PMSG.…”

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Coordinated primary control reserve by flexible demand and wind power through ancillary service–centered virtual power plant

Abbasi

2017

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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Summary With the steady increase of intermittent renewable power generation in generation portfolio of some power systems with limited hydro power generation and reduced access to synchronized controllable units such as thermal power plants, enabling participation of flexible loads to provide primary control reserve has recently gained attention. In this paper, a virtual power plant (VPP) as an aggregator of demand response (DR) resources and wind farms is developed. It facilitates providing primary control reserve by aggregation of DR resources and coordination of the primary reserve between those aggregated DR and wind farms. As a result, wind farms can be operated with less available capacity allocated for primary control reserve. This approach contributes to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in a power system with a high proportion of wind‐thermal units in the generation portfolio. Decentralized activation of DR for providing primary control reserve is proposed. For the VPP, an intraday and a near real‐time scheduling algorithm in compliance with the German electricity market regulations are devised. The selection method of the DR resources, the adaptive power‐frequency droop characteristics of resources, the aggregation process of the resources, and coordination of the primary reserve between wind farms and the DR resources are described. Demand response also effectively contributes to grid frequency stability by providing inertia response to frequency deviations, in addition to the steady‐state primary control reserve. The simulation results of a representative high voltage transmission network model confirm the added value of the proposed VPP in enhancing the integration of wind power generation.

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“…Wind farms are modeled by PMSG. A block diagram of compacted linearized power control loop which is proposed in Kuschke and Strunz is used for the PMSG.…”

Section: Test System Description: the Reduced Network Model For Dynammentioning

confidence: 99%

Coordinated primary control reserve by flexible demand and wind power through ancillary service–centered virtual power plant

Abbasi

2017

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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“…Consequently, WPGS is able to attain high effectiveness and performance when connected to the electrical network, not only under normal working conditions but also under irregular and faulty network conditions according to the new standards and grid codes (Yaramasu et al, 2014a;Fatu et al, 2014). Various power electronic configurations were presented in the literature for WPGS-based PMSG Cardoso, 2014a, 2014b;Li and Xu, 2013;Xia et al, 2013;Melo and Chang-Chien, 2014;Chen et al, 2014;Yaramasu et al, 2014b;Kuschke and Strunz, 2014;Revel et al, 2014). As depicted in Figure 1, the typical structure of WPGS consists of a grid side inverter and a generator side rectifier interconnected through a DC-link system.…”

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Direct torque control strategy applied to the grid connected wind farm based on the PMSG and controlled with variable structure approach

Errami¹,

Obbadi²,

Ouassaid³

et al. 2018

IJPEC

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This study proposes a direct torque control (DTC) and variable structure (VS) scheme for grid connected variable speed wind farm (VS-WF) based on the permanent magnet synchronous generators (PMSGs). The control strategy combines the DTC to achieve maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and nonlinear sliding mode (SM) control theory to sustain the DC-bus voltage and to regulate the grid-side power factor. Moreover, control strategies are developed in the sense of Lyapunov stability theorem for the VS-WF to satisfy multiple objectives. The performance of controllers is evaluated for fault conditions as well as for normal working conditions. The validity and the effectiveness of the proposed scheme are verified by simulation with Matlab/Simulink. Also, a comparison of simulation results based on the proposed algorithm and proportional-integral (PI) scheme shows that the proposed approach is superior.

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“…These control approach is to reduce generator current and extract maximum power from WECS, to keep DC-link voltage constant and control the reactive power injected in to the grid. Researchers have developed different linear control schemes to grid connected inverter but it suffers from demerits such as incapability to track sinusoidal trajectory and poor noise rejection capability [10][11]. So it leads to the development of nonlinear techniques to the grid-tied applications [12].…”

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An improved SMC control strategies for PMSG based WECS

Purushotham¹,

Girish²,

Kiran³

2017

Nctet-2k17

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Energy-Efficient Dynamic Drive Control for Wind Power Conversion With PMSG: Modeling and Application of Transfer Function Analysis

Cited by 43 publications

References 32 publications

Coordinated primary control reserve by flexible demand and wind power through ancillary service–centered virtual power plant

Coordinated primary control reserve by flexible demand and wind power through ancillary service–centered virtual power plant

Direct torque control strategy applied to the grid connected wind farm based on the PMSG and controlled with variable structure approach

An improved SMC control strategies for PMSG based WECS

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