Enhancing wind power with permanent magnet synchronous generator control strategies

Q3 Engineering

Pollack Periodica Pub Date : 2024-02-13 DOI:10.1556/606.2024.00975

Sabra Ahyaten, Jalal El Bahaoui, Narjisse Amahjour, Francisco Ortegón Gallego, I. Hanafi

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Abstract

Due to the substantial rise in wind power generation, the direct-drive permanent magnet synchronous generator has emerged as a leading technology for efficient variable speed operation, meeting grid demands effectively. This paper presents a comparative analysis of control strategies for permanent magnet synchronous generator based wind turbine using real variable wind speed data from a 2 MW of Tetouan wind farm in Morocco. The proposed approach is based on evaluating two primary control strategies: the adaptive fuzzy-proportional-integral controller and the conventional proportional-integral controller aimed at enhancing the wind turbine's output power. The simulation performed on MATLAB-Simulink indicates that pitch control mechanisms play a crucial role in optimizing power generation, also demonstrating its ability to achieve satisfactory performance.

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利用永磁同步发电机控制策略提高风力发电能力

由于风力发电量的大幅增长，直驱永磁同步发电机已成为高效变速运行、有效满足电网需求的领先技术。本文利用摩洛哥泰图安 2 兆瓦风电场的真实变风速数据，对基于永磁同步发电机的风力涡轮机控制策略进行了比较分析。所提出的方法基于对两种主要控制策略的评估：旨在提高风力涡轮机输出功率的自适应模糊比例积分控制器和传统比例积分控制器。在 MATLAB-Simulink 上进行的仿真表明，变桨控制机制在优化发电量方面发挥了关键作用，同时也证明了其实现令人满意的性能的能力。

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Pollack Periodica Engineering-Civil and Structural Engineering

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