Modeling, simulation and control of a doubly-fed induction generator for wind energy conversion systems

Bensahila, Boumerid; Allali, Ahmed; Boulouiha, Houari Merabet; Denaï, Mouloud

doi:10.11591/ijpeds.v11.i3.pp1197-1210

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“…The estimated value of the generator speed and mechanical torque are used as inputs of the sliding mode controller that aims at improving the performance of the conversion chain so as to meet the control objectives. The used controller ensures the system to converge faster than other regulators [7], [8], [10].…”

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“…The converter consists of six insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBT) with anti-parallel diodes to allow the flow of current in both directions [5], [6]. To get full Journal homepage: http://ijpeds.iaescore.com Ì ISSN: 2088-8694 benefits from the DFIG machine, different control techniques are employed for the synthesis of the DFIG wind turbine system such as the field-oriented control used to decouple and regulate the torque and the stator reactive power with classical PI-regulator, proposed in [7], [8]. DTC/DPC strategies are employed to control the WECS powers in [9], a fuzzy logic controller is designed for power capture optimization in [10].…”

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Nonlinear control of grid-connected wind energy conversion system without mechanical variables measurements

Noussi¹,

Abouloifa²,

Katir³

et al. 2021

IJPEDS

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This article addresses the problem of controlling an overall wind energy conversion system (WECS) formed by a wind turbine connected to the grid via a doubly fed introduction generator (DFIG) and an AC/DC/AC converter. The main control objectives are fourfold: (i) designing an output feedback speed controller that makes the DFIG rotate at the optimal value delivered by the MPPT strategy, (ii) controlling the stator reactive power so as to be null, (iii) guaranteeing the DC-link voltage in the grid side converter to be at a given constant value, (iv) ensuring a unitary power factor. A high gain observer is synthesized, in order to provide estimated values of the mechanical variables. To achieve the control objectives, a sliding mode controller involving the mechanical observer is designed. The performance of the system configuration based on the 2MW-DFIG with the proposed controller is evaluated by a numerical simulation under a realistic wind profile using MATLAB/SIMULINK/SimPowerSystems environment.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Nonlinear control of grid-connected wind energy conversion system without mechanical variables measurements

Noussi¹,

Abouloifa²,

Katir³

et al. 2021

IJPEDS

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“…The frequency control is achieved by defining a synchronous reference-frame according to the required output frequency and forcing the stator-flux space vector to be aligned with its d-axis. The alignment can be implemented by forcing the reference value of iqr * so that [4], [6], [21]- [23]:…”

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“…The reference direct axis rotor current idr * is produced by regulating the terminal voltage error ϵ between reference and estimated actual terminal voltage, where ϵ=Vs * −Vs, respectively, through PI controller as shown in Figure 2. The actual terminal voltage per phase can be calculated from the measured output voltages after transformed to d-q reference frame is being as [4], [21]- [23]:…”

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Starting of induction motor fed with stand-alone DFIG

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This paper presents dynamic simulation and control of stand-alone doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) loaded with 3-phase induction motors (IMs). The study reveals that direct on-line starting of large IMs causes a large voltage sag across the generator terminals as the starting current drawn reaches up to 8-9 times the rated load current. Traditionally, this problem has tackled by oversizing of the generator or employment of special starters, under the pretext of mitigating voltage sag. This work explores ways that the starting current can be reduced economically by applying constant V/f control side by side with indirect field-oriented control (FOC) applied on the rotor side converter of the DFIG. This methodology enables starting of larger IMs and mitigation of voltage sag that occurs during the start-up period. Two different rating of IMs loaded with speed-squared mechanical torque are mainly considered. Simulation results of the system behavior under study confirm the capability of the proposed control.

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“…Where; β is the pitch angle and (λ) is the tip speed ratio. From [17,18,19,20], the mechanical torque of the wind turbine T m is given by equation ( 8):…”

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PV/Wind Hybrid Energy System, Modeling and Simulation at variable weather conditions

Slama¹,

Messaoud²,

Khiat³

2020

IJEEI

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This paper presents a modeling and simulation of a grid-connected wind / PV hybrid power system under variable weather conditions. This system includes a wind turbine system, a PV system that shares a DC bus, and no battery. The paper contains an overview of the hybrid system and some previous studies; it presents a brief overview of each component used for this system. Signal distortion remains the great obstacle when connecting to the grid, so the system architecture and its proposed control are also introduced to reduce the distortion of electrical signals to an acceptable value. A simulation of the system's operation with specific weather conditions in three different modes was performed using the MATLAB Simulink to describe the effect of these weather conditions on the production of electrical energy. Simulation results show how these weather conditions affect the operation of this hybrid system. An acceptable distortion value of the produced current signals has also been reached. These results present an evaluation of the dynamic performance of this system under the proposed working conditions. It also shows the energy exchange with the grid.

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Modeling, simulation and control of a doubly-fed induction generator for wind energy conversion systems

Cited by 9 publications

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Nonlinear control of grid-connected wind energy conversion system without mechanical variables measurements

Nonlinear control of grid-connected wind energy conversion system without mechanical variables measurements

Starting of induction motor fed with stand-alone DFIG

PV/Wind Hybrid Energy System, Modeling and Simulation at variable weather conditions

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