Pitch Control Scheme for Rapid Active Power Control of a PMSG-Based Wind Power Plant

Thapa, Khagendra Bahadur; Jayasawal, Kishan

doi:10.1109/pesgre45664.2020.9070719

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“…To realize this, the pitch angle is controlled by the PCB to slightly rotate the WT blades along the longitudinal axis. Figure 3 illustrates the typical PCB and YCB for grid-connected PMSG-/DFIG-based WTs generation systems [15,17,22]. From Figure 3a, the inputs of the SC in the PCB are the WT rotor rated speed (ω rated ), wind speed (V W ) obtained from a nacelle-mounted anemometer and WT rotor measured speed (ω r ), whereas the PCB outputs the pitch angle (β) as [17]…”

Section: Control Techniques For Pitch Control Block (Pcb)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the future, the PCB using individual control techniques [14–20] is not much suitable for the recent large‐scale WTs in many cases. This is because the WTs are complicated electro‐mechanical configurations and are easily affected by the varying V W conditions.…”

Section: Future Research Directions For Grid‐connected Wts and Pv Arr...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…nonadaptive control gains) when applied to the non-linear systems such as PMSG/DFIG. Thus, modern control techniques, such as look-up table (LUT)-based control [15], adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) [16], fuzzy logic control (FLC) [17], L 1 adaptive control [18], hybrid control [19] and uncertainty and disturbance estimator (UDE)-based robust control [20], are also suggested for the PCB but rarely applied in practical applications. The YCB adjusts the WT rotor direction to always face the wind in order to obtain an increased power, reduced loads under the yaw misalignment and a minimized wake effect [21,22].…”

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confidence: 99%

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This paper presents a state-of-the-art comprehensive review of the modern control techniques for the widely recommended two distributed generation systems (DGSs) using permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG)-and doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG)-based wind turbines (WTs) and photovoltaic (PV) arrays in grid-connected applications. The already published review papers individually study each DGS and also lack a systematic discussion on the control techniques without any suitable classification. This makes it difficult to study the comparatively improved performance of each control technique and comprehensively understand the control requirements of overall DGSs. Unlike existing literature, this paper first distinctively presents the generalized control configurations for both DGSs in the form of control blocks (CBs). Second, the modern control techniques suggested for each DGS are uniquely classified based on the CBs. Third, each CB is studied in detail considering its required control operation for the particular DGS component and recently proposed control techniques for its implementation. Furthermore, a detailed data analysis and comparative graphical illustrations are provided to appropriately study the merits and demerits of every state-of-the-art control technique. Finally, the useful future research directions are presented to realize improved hardware components and control techniques for the grid-connected WTs and PV arrays DGSs.

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“…(3) Technical bottleneck of research and development of super-large WP equipment The special generators and complex power electronic conversion devices required by the existing GC WP system make the open and closed loop control loops of the PG system complex, and it is difficult to define the output characteristics of the generator through the frequency converter. In addition, the high cost, high failure rate, and difficulty of operation and maintenance of large-scale inverters are also urgent problems to be solved in the current research and development of large and extra-large WP equipment [16][17].…”

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With the rapid development of the power industry, a large number of WPG equipment has been put into operation. The increasing single-unit capacity of WTs and the increase in the ratio of WP access to the power grid undoubtedly put forward more stringent requirements for WP system technology and equipment. Based on the production function research, this paper analyzes the key technologies of VSCF WPG. In order to fundamentally solve the technical bottleneck of the current WP industry and provide effective technical solutions for larger-scale wind energy (WE) utilization, this paper conducts in-depth and systematic analysis and research on the control strategy and GC operation performance of the system. Research shows that in recent years, the capacity of newly installed WTs at sea is 62,000 kW more than that on land, accounting for 3.4% of the world's total. The newly installed capacity of WTs in the world is 180GW.

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“…Therefore, this work focuses on how to optimally leverage the self-regulation potential of WTs on the time scales of AGC. One potential approach is to curtail wind power generation by adjusting the blade pitch angle [21,22]. However, relying purely on blade pitch angle control is not economical because the curtailed power is discarded.…”

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Variable renewable generation and load fluctuations induce significant balancing cost in power system operation. To overcome this issue, this paper proposes a control architecture that leverages inherent regulation capabilities of wind turbines to minimize the system-wide balancing costs. Instead of handling wind power fluctuations via power filtering algorithms that are agnostic to system-wide power imbalance, this paper aims to optimize the wind power generation profile from system perspective. In the proposed method, wind turbines are modelled as semi-dispatchable units, where the dispatch command is dynamically generated at every automatic generation control cycle by considering mileage payments as an indicator of system-wide imbalance. As a result, local resources of wind turbines are optimally leveraged in real-time to mitigate system-wide power imbalances. The proposed strategy and state-of-the-art techniques are compared in comprehensive high-fidelity case studies. Our simulation results demonstrate that the proposed system-aware regulation scheme can alleviate system balancing costs without investments into energy storage systems.This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Pitch Control Scheme for Rapid Active Power Control of a PMSG-Based Wind Power Plant

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

A state‐of‐the‐art comprehensive review of modern control techniques for grid‐connected wind turbines and photovoltaic arrays distributed generation systems

A state‐of‐the‐art comprehensive review of modern control techniques for grid‐connected wind turbines and photovoltaic arrays distributed generation systems

Variable-speed Constant-frequency (VSCF) Wind Power Generation (WPG) Based on Production Function Research

Optimal power regulation for wind integration in the balancing market environment

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