Frequency control of a wind turbine generator–flywheel system

Achour, Djalloul; Kesraoui, Mohamed; Chaib, Ahmed; Achour, Abdeldjalil

doi:10.1177/0309524x17721996

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“…Achour et al [87] also investigated the performance of a coupled wind turbine-flywheel system, and highlighted that flywheels are better suited for frequent and fast regulation purposes, compared to batteries, due to their fast recharging potential. The investigation of frequency regulation capability showed that the actual master controller can significantly impact the coupled system performance, and it is recommended to use a fuzzy PI controller instead of the traditional PI one, to achieve better raise time from the flywheel.…”

Section: Flywheelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing Fast Frequency Response Ancillary Services in Renewable-Heavy Grids: A Global Review of Energy Storage-Based Solutions and Market Dynamics

Varhegyi,

Nour

2024

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This review paper addresses the growing challenges and developments in frequency control within power systems influenced by increasing penetration of renewable energy sources. It evaluates the advancements and limitations of renewable-based control technologies and explores the critical role of diverse energy storage technologies in providing fast frequency response ancillary services. Through a comprehensive analysis of global literature, this paper categorizes energy storage solutions according to their efficacy in meeting fast frequency response demands and potential for revenue generation. It reveals significant gaps in current research, which predominantly focuses on battery energy storage systems and microgrid applications, with insufficient attention to grid-scale storage solutions and innovative energy storage technologies. This analysis identifies a lack of detailed technical simulations and hybrid storage models for frequency control, as well as a minimal exploration of the environmental benefits, particularly in terms of carbon dioxide emission reductions, associated with deploying new energy storage technologies in ancillary service markets. The paper concludes by highlighting the necessity for further research incorporating detailed techno-economic evaluations and carbon dioxide reduction potential of modular, scalable energy storage technologies, facilitated by advanced network simulation models and comprehensive market analysis.

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Section: Flywheelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing Fast Frequency Response Ancillary Services in Renewable-Heavy Grids: A Global Review of Energy Storage-Based Solutions and Market Dynamics

Varhegyi,

Nour

2024

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“…If the wind speed becomes higher than cut-out, the wind turbine is stopped. The mechanical rated power of the wind as follows (Achour et al, 2016(Achour et al, , 2017:…”

Section: Modeling Of the Wind Turbinementioning

confidence: 99%

New Developed Wind Pumping System

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Kesraoui

2021

Wind Engineering

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In this paper a new wind pumping system is developed. This system is hybrid between mechanical and electrical wind pumping systems. It combines the advantages of these two systems. The developed wind pumping system consists of wind turbine, special gearbox, DC machine, battery bank, and water pump. Three wind pumping systems have been modeled and then simulated by using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The simulation results show that the developed wind pumping system has the best performance. Thus, the extracted water volume of the developed system is 984.1 m3, where mechanical and electrical systems extract 737.2 and 642.9 m3 respectively.

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“…Integration of FESS for frequency control of wind-based systems has been reported in studies by Suvire and Mercado (2012), Achour et al (2017) and Yao et al (2016). Incorporation of FESS for frequency regulation of micro-grid has been analysed in studies by Vidyanandan and Senroy (2016), Jin et al (2017) and Nair and Senroy (2016).…”

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Coordinated control of VFT and fuzzy based FESS for frequency stabilisation of wind penetrated multi-area power system

2021

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This article investigates the effect of coordinated control of variable frequency transformer and fuzzy based flywheel energy storage system for frequency stabilisation of wind penetrated two area power system. Wind turbine generator and fuzzy based flywheel energy storage system are incorporated in two different areas. Variable frequency transformer, set up in series with the tie-line near wind-embedded area, is modelled as a tie-line power flow controller between interconnected areas. Variable frequency transformer introduces the phase angle shift between interconnected areas in accordance with the power demand on account of load and wind speed variations in wind-embedded area, while actual power is supplied from fast acting flywheel energy storage system incorporated in other area. Fuzzy controller for flywheel energy storage system is designed in such way that frequency deviations are mitigated continuously during disturbances and nominal storage capacity of flywheel energy storage system is restored on incessant basis, after every load and wind disturbance is tackled.

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Frequency control of a wind turbine generator–flywheel system

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Advancing Fast Frequency Response Ancillary Services in Renewable-Heavy Grids: A Global Review of Energy Storage-Based Solutions and Market Dynamics

Advancing Fast Frequency Response Ancillary Services in Renewable-Heavy Grids: A Global Review of Energy Storage-Based Solutions and Market Dynamics

New Developed Wind Pumping System

Coordinated control of VFT and fuzzy based FESS for frequency stabilisation of wind penetrated multi-area power system

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