Energy Converters for Wind Turbines: Implementation of Control Methods

Roga, Sukanta; Sinha, Sunanda; Bairisetti, Sudhamsu; Bhavsar, Pratik; Das, Soumyabrata; Datta, Subir; Kisku, Vivek; Bardhan, Shawli

doi:10.1109/pedes56012.2022.10080589

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“…This paper shows advances such as changes in interference and analysis algorithms based on the trapezoidal law, which demonstrate new ways of tracking wind peaks in electronic systems [22]. Collectively, this literature review also provides a comprehensive understanding of the various MPPT techniques and control strategies employed to enhance wind turbine stability and performance, contributing to the ongoing efforts in sustainable wind energy utilization [23].…”

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Enhancing Wind Turbine Stability and Performance: A Case Study on Speed Control and Maximum Power Point Tracking

Nawaz,

Wei Jiang,

Aimal Khan

2024

DJES

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Wind turbine performance is a critical aspect of renewable energy systems, and this study focuses on optimizing it through innovative strategies. It also discussed the different parts of WECS, such as wind turbines, generators, and control systems, to enhance their performance and efficiency. The research delves into the integration of speed control and Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) mechanisms using a sophisticated Three-Phase Interleaved Buck-Boost Converter. The converter's unique topology, involving a back-to-back connection, shows a pivotal part in shaping the performance of the wind turbine. Furthermore, the near-zero implementation in MPPT strives to minimize oscillations and enhance photovoltaic panel and wind turbine efficiency. This technique, as explored in various studies, aims to achieve stable, efficient power output by reducing perturbations, ensuring optimal energy capture, and improving overall system reliability. This study investigates the transformation before and after near-zero implementation in various contexts. It explores the impact on energy efficiency with near-zero properties, and the performance of buildings, providing insights into the substantial changes brought about by near-zero initiatives. Additionally, the implementation of MPPT is explored, demonstrating that adjusting delta values can lead to faster stabilization times. By changing the negative delta value to -0.0005, the system achieves stabilization at the target power of 19 kW within 0.2 seconds. These findings emphasize the versatility of the Three-Phase Interleaved Buck-Boost Converter in enhancing both speed control and MPPT for wind turbines

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confidence: 99%