Effect of Rotor Current Control for Wound Rotor Induction Generator on the Wind Turbine Performance

Barakat, Mahmoud R.

doi:10.11591/ijpeds.v2i2.213

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“…Results for the voltage, current and power outputs with different load types (Tables III, IV, V, and VI) are plotted graphically in Figure (5). The obtained simulation results were in total agreement with the experimental results and findings in [1,3]. The results of the R and L-loads revealed that the output voltage of the generator decreased slightly as load increases.…”

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“…To investigate the voltage-current characteristics of the wound rotor induction motor in the generator operation mode, Matlab simulations (Table II) were performed under different load types including resistive, inductive and capacitive loads [3][4][5]. To supply the excitation DC current, a two phase rotor circuit of the slip ring motor can be connected [6,7].…”

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Investigation of an Induction Wound Rotor Motor to Work as a Synchronous Generator

Al-Rawashdeh

2019

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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This paper aims at investigating the use of an induction wound rotor motor to generate voltage instead of the old diesel engines that are still used in many factories, like old cement factories, in Jordan. In this investigation, a simulation model of induction wound rotor motor was implemented using Matlab/Simulink. The excitation dc current was connected to a two-phase rotor circuit, and the voltage-current performance characteristics were investigated and evaluated under different load types. The simulation results confirmed the possibility of using the induction wound rotor motor as a synchronous generator.

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Investigation of an Induction Wound Rotor Motor to Work as a Synchronous Generator

Al-Rawashdeh

2019

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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“…The apex speed rate ( ) can be introduced as the ratio of the angular rotor speed of the WT to the linear wind speed at the tip of the blades. 26 It may be written as below: Equalization 9, the relation between λ and β may be expressed in the following relation 27 :…”

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“…A universal equalization is applied to found . This equation, based on the modelling turbine characteristics of, 26,27 is: where β is the pitch angularity and the parameters to are:…”

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Speed Orientation of combined Induction Motor Renewable Energy System via Firefly Approach

Ali¹

2023

Yanbu Journal of Engineering and Science

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This article introduces the layout of a traditional (PI) Proportional Integral controller via (FA) Firefly Approach to adjust the speed of the commonly used motor; (IM) Induction Motor; supplied by (WT) Wind Turbine as a one of renewable energy resources. WT acts as a main mover to a joined (DC) Direct Current source. DC/AC inverter is utilized to obtain a 3 phase system from the product of DC generator. The developed layout process of the speed controller is formed as a time domain optimization task. FA is involved to seek optimum elements of the controller by reducing the suggested objective time function. The attitude of the decided FA has been valued with the attitude of the traditional (ZN) Zeigler Nichols and (PSO) Particle Swarm Optimization to confirm the supreme adequacy of the developed FA in setting the PI controller. Moreover, the attitude of the suggested controller has been valued for the variation of load torque and speed WT. Imitation results prove the better achievement of the tuned PI elements relied on FA compared with tuned PI elements based on PSO and traditional one along a vast scope of working cases.

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Enhancing Transient Stability in Limited Variable Speed Induction Generator (Optislip) Based Wind Turbine (Case study: Binalood Wind Farm)

Rahat

Riazy

2016

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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Enormous penetration of wind power in power systems and its contribution in covering a major part of grid load demand, require higher stability during disturbances. The most important issue of wind generators is the early outage of several generating units when a sudden voltage drop occurs in the grid. Voltage drops near wind generators are mainly due to abrupt load rises and integration of large-scale factories and industrial units into the grid. In this paper, the case study of Binalood wind farm is studied, analyzed, and simulated. Then, various proposed methods are investigated in terms of stability enhancement such that when a disturbance appears near the Binalood wind farm, it can hold up its stability and connection to the grid. Simulations are carried out using Matlab and Simulink.

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Effect of Rotor Current Control for Wound Rotor Induction Generator on the Wind Turbine Performance

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Investigation of an Induction Wound Rotor Motor to Work as a Synchronous Generator

Investigation of an Induction Wound Rotor Motor to Work as a Synchronous Generator

Speed Orientation of combined Induction Motor Renewable Energy System via Firefly Approach

Enhancing Transient Stability in Limited Variable Speed Induction Generator (Optislip) Based Wind Turbine (Case study: Binalood Wind Farm)

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