Reduced-Sensor-Based Multistage Model Reference Adaptive Control of PV-Fed PMSM Drive for Water Pump

Kashif, Mohd.; Singh, Bhim

doi:10.1109/tie.2022.3176279

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“…Traditional identification schemes include recursive least square (RLS) method, extended Kalman filter (EKF), and model reference adaptive (MRA) method. [49][50][51][52][53] RLS requires a lot of computing and storage space. The problem of adaptive rule design is complicated in MRA.…”

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Simplified robust two-step model predictive control for permanent magnet synchronous motor

Zhang,

Cen

2024

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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Traditional finite control set model predictive control (FCS-MPC) selects an optimal voltage vector in one control cycle. However, considering multiple control cycles, it cannot be proved that the voltage vector is optimal, and the uncertainty of PMSM parameters seriously affects the prediction accuracy. In order to balance the relationship between switching frequency, steady-state performance, and robustness, a multi-step robust FCS-MPC is proposed. Firstly, an incremental prediction model is established to eliminate the flux linkage of permanent magnets. The inductance parameters in the incremental model are identified online based on the observer and inductance extraction algorithm. Then, based on the principle of no-beat, the candidate voltage vector in two control periods is simplified to get the candidate voltage vector, and the cost function is used to determine the optimal voltage vector again. Finally, the proposed FCS-MPC method is compared with the traditional FCS-MPC method. The experimental results show the effectiveness of FCS-MPC strategy.

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Simplified robust two-step model predictive control for permanent magnet synchronous motor

Zhang,

Cen

2024

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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“…Researcher [11]- [13] proposed a new model 'Semi-Modular Dual-Stack' (SMDS) Motor ST BLDC with 3D-FEM parameters. Photovoltaic (PV) powered submersible electric water pumps are becoming popular in remote areas, due to the unavailability of a PLN source.…”

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Hybrid Water Feedback Solutions Using Internet of Thing (IoT) Enabled Water Pumps Powered by Solar Panels

Buchori

Kusmantoro

Burhanuddin

et al. 2023

SJI

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Purpose: Renewable energy in Indonesia is very abundant, one of which is solar energy. With Indonesia's location on the equator, the abundant potential of solar energy can be utilized as an environmentally friendly source of electricity. To increase the potential of solar energy as a source of electricity, it is equipped with a battery storage system. The most widely used electrical energy storage system is the battery. The purpose of this study is the use of solar energy for DC water pumps. The proposed system is also equipped with power, voltage and current monitoring on the solar panel side and on the load side (water pump).Methods/Study design/approach: The method used is to conduct a literature review to study and find out the development of a power monitoring system using solar panels. The next step is to measure solar radiation, calculate PV capacity and SCC. Furthermore, designing, modeling, simulating, analyzing, and implementing the optimal topology for water pump control using solar panels.Result/Findings: The results of the research are water pump control coordination devices using Sonoff with an IoT-based monitoring system. This device is capable of controlling PV and battery power flow. A prototype of a solar water pump has been produced which has been validated by experts in the field of appropriate technology with feasible results and received a positive response from farmers in Demak to be immediately implemented in the fields to help with the water crisis in agricultural landNovelty/Originality/Value: the advantage of this solar water pump is that the product is equipped with the internet of things (IoT) which can control the use of water pumps in the fields with our android devices wherever we are, this makes it easy for farmers to apply them, then the water pumps also do not use electricity which makes this water pump not harmful to farmers, because in the past many farmers were electrocuted and died.

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“…However, its energy consumption is significant compared to other machinery [1]. Therefore, researchers like [1] propose improving the mechanical pump design, while others suggest replacing the IM with more efficient permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) [2][3][4][5][6]. This manuscript focuses on moving centrifugal pumps with PMSMs.…”

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“…Here, centrifugal pumps driven by PMSMs have a 5%, 8%, and 10% higher efficiency than those driven by IMs for flow rates of 100 m 3 /h at 100%, 80%, and 60% speeds, respectively. The works [3,4] propose customizing PMSM design for this application, while [5,6] study a variable speed PMSM for water pumps powered by an AC-AC converter fed by photovoltaic panels. The works [5,6] use a two-level voltage source inverter controlled by model reference adaptive control (MRAC).…”

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Adaptive Control of M3C-Based Variable Speed Drive for Multiple Permanent-Magnet-Synchronous-Motor-Driven Centrifugal Pumps

Mendoza-Becker,

Travieso-Torres,

Díaz

2023

Machines

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There has been growing interest in using permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) for pumping applications to improve energy efficiency. One promising approach for powering these motors in variable speed applications is using an M3C due to its inherent fault tolerance capability. However, M3C converters require a more complex control system than simpler converters. For instance, a basic M3C control system for power transmission requires seventeen PI controllers, whose fixed adjustment depends on the M3C’s dynamical model parameters’ value knowledge, needing initial extensive and time-consuming testing to obtain it. As an alternative, we propose an adaptive M3C control system for variable speed drives powering multiple PMSM-driven centrifugal pumps that reduces the number of controllers to six. Furthermore, the proposal does not require initial knowledge of the converter, motor, or load parameters, making it more practical and versatile. The proposal introduces an ad hoc hybrid passivity-based model reference adaptive controller in cascade with a passivity-based control. It was validated through theoretical stability proof and comparative simulation results with a basic control system under normal and fault operations. As a result, the proposal effectively follows the required rotor speed while enhancing performance by decreasing the current consumption and recovering from a 10% input phase imbalance, a cell short circuit, an open cell, and parameters changes of the motor–pump set.

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Reduced-Sensor-Based Multistage Model Reference Adaptive Control of PV-Fed PMSM Drive for Water Pump

Cited by 9 publications

References 31 publications

Simplified robust two-step model predictive control for permanent magnet synchronous motor

Simplified robust two-step model predictive control for permanent magnet synchronous motor

Hybrid Water Feedback Solutions Using Internet of Thing (IoT) Enabled Water Pumps Powered by Solar Panels

Adaptive Control of M3C-Based Variable Speed Drive for Multiple Permanent-Magnet-Synchronous-Motor-Driven Centrifugal Pumps

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