1. Dual-mode Grid-connection Control Strategy for Doubly-fed Induction Generators
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LIAO Dunhua, LI Bingzhang, HE Xi, and DAI Xixi
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wind turbine ,doubly-fed asynchronous generator ,stator shorting ,dual mode grid connection ,flexible switching ,low revolution speed ,Control engineering systems. Automatic machinery (General) ,TJ212-225 ,Technology - Abstract
At present, most of China's onshore wind farms use doubly-fed induction generators (DFIG) with small-capacity and and low-cost converters, but generally, these DFIGs can only operate within the slip rate range of ±30%, and can not be connected to the grid normally under low-speed conditions. In order to improve the output of DFIGs under low-speed conditions, the paper proposes a dual-mode grid-connection control scheme. The author first established an asynchronous mathematical model for stator shorting of doubly-fed motor to finally identify the value range of short-circuit resistance, and then put forward the dual-mode flexible switching strategy, that is, units operate in the asynchronous mode when the speed is low, and in the conventional doubly-fed mode when the speed is high, thus realizing power generation operation at low speed. The simulation results show that, at low speed, in the asynchronous mode, the rotor current distortion rate can be reduced by 50% and the power control accuracy is higher, with the power fluctuation amplitude controlled within 3 kW, compared with those in the doubly-fed mode, and after the flexible switching strategy is adopted, the transient impulse current can be reduced by more than 36% and the new steady state can be reached in only 150 ms. This verifies the validity and feasibility of the dual-mode grid-connection control strategy for DFIGs.
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- 2024
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