Improved control scheme of a dual star induction generator integrated in a wind turbine system in normal and open-phase fault mode

Guettab, Abdelkader; Boudjema, Zinelaabidine; Bounadja, Elhadj; Taleb, Rachid

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2022.05.048

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“…The power coefficient C p , which expresses the aerodynamic efficiency of the turbine, can be approximated as a relationship of λ and the blade-pitch angle β by the following expression 45 :…”

Section: Wind Turbine Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…where v is the wind speed and λ is the tip‐speed radio expressed as follows:

λ goodbreak= Ω_{t} R / v

The power coefficient C p , which expresses the aerodynamic efficiency of the turbine, can be approximated as a relationship of λ and the blade‐pitch angle β by the following expression 45 :

C_{p} ((),, λ, β) goodbreak= A \cdot \sin ([], \frac{π (λ + 0.1)}{18.5 - 0.3 (β - 2)}) goodbreak- B

…”

Section: Dsag‐based Wpgs Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…with

A = ([], 0.5 - 0.167 ((), β - 2))

B = 0.0018 ((), λ - 3) ((), β - 2)

.The maximum C p value can be expressed as follows 45 :

C_{p, \max} goodbreak= 16 / 27 goodbreak= 0.59

…”

Section: Dsag‐based Wpgs Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…35 Hybrid sliding mode techniques have also been proposed in several recent works such as backstepping sliding mode control, 36,37 global sliding mode control, 38 passivity-based control with sliding mode, 39,40 H∞ sliding mode, 41 sliding mode predictive control, 42 adaptive barrier functions-based non-singular terminal sliding mode control, 43,44 and super-twisting continuous sliding mode control. 45 Recently investigated, third-order super-twisting controller (TOSTC) is among the interesting techniques used to reduce the effect of the chattering phenomenon. Proposed by the authors in previous studies, 46,47 this approach has given good results, especially in electric machine drives.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…More new interesting approaches have recently been proposed and have shown encouraging results such as adaptive terminal and variable exponential discrete‐time sliding mode reaching laws, 29,30 fractional order SMC, 31–34 and adaptive gains for super‐twisting algorithm (STA) 35 . Hybrid sliding mode techniques have also been proposed in several recent works such as backstepping sliding mode control, 36,37 global sliding mode control, 38 passivity‐based control with sliding mode, 39,40 H∞ sliding mode, 41 sliding mode predictive control, 42 adaptive barrier functions‐based non‐singular terminal sliding mode control, 43,44 and super‐twisting continuous sliding mode control 45 …”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Section: Wind Turbine Modelingmentioning

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“…where v is the wind speed and λ is the tip‐speed radio expressed as follows:

λ goodbreak= Ω_{t} R / v

The power coefficient C p , which expresses the aerodynamic efficiency of the turbine, can be approximated as a relationship of λ and the blade‐pitch angle β by the following expression 45 :

C_{p} ((),, λ, β) goodbreak= A \cdot \sin ([], \frac{π (λ + 0.1)}{18.5 - 0.3 (β - 2)}) goodbreak- B

…”

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“…with

A = ([], 0.5 - 0.167 ((), β - 2))

B = 0.0018 ((), λ - 3) ((), β - 2)

.The maximum C p value can be expressed as follows 45 :

C_{p, \max} goodbreak= 16 / 27 goodbreak= 0.59

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Wind energy production systems (WEPS) are increasingly vital in the transition to renewable energy sources, with permanent magnetic synchronous generators (PMSG) being widely adopted due to their high efficiency and reliability. Developing robust control methods is essential to ensure that WEPS operate efficiently even under adverse conditions. This study focuses on optimizing control strategies for WEPS utilizing a 5‐phase PMSG and addresses challenges posed by double‐phase open fault (DPOF) scenarios. Unlike conventional second‐order sliding mode control (SOSMC) based on the super‐twisting algorithm (STA), the proposed method enhances performance by elevating the sliding surface time derivative degree to a third order and modifying the discontinuous term of STA with an arctangent function, promising to reduce chattering effects. Additionally, an adaptation law adjusts the improved STA gains, forming adaptive‐gain third‐order sliding mode control (AG‐TOSMC), which outperforms SOSMC under various disturbances such as wind speed fluctuations, parameter changes, and DPOF scenarios. The AG‐TOSMC enhances the quality of active and reactive power by reducing fluctuation ratios compared with the SOSMC. The efficiency of WEPS increases to 98.5% with AG‐TOSMC, surpassing the 93.5% achieved with SOSMC. Additionally, a DPOF test confirms the aptitude of the 5‐phase PMSG to work under degraded circumstances, supplying appropriate electrical power to the network without significant adverse effects. Numerical simulations validate the efficiency of the suggested WEPS and its control, demonstrating superior performance achieved with AG‐TOSMC.

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Improved control scheme of a dual star induction generator integrated in a wind turbine system in normal and open-phase fault mode

Cited by 10 publications

References 63 publications

Third‐order super‐twisting control of a double stator asynchronous generator integrated in a wind turbine system under single‐phase open fault

Third‐order super‐twisting control of a double stator asynchronous generator integrated in a wind turbine system under single‐phase open fault

Modified third‐order sliding mode control with adaptive gains for a multiphase PMSG wind turbine under double‐phase open fault

SABO optimization algorithm-based backstepping controller for DSIG within a wind turbine system

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