Navegando por Assunto "Doubly fed induction generators"

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Aplicações de controle preventivo baseadas em árvore de decisão para aumentar a capacidade de sobrevivência a afundamentos de tensão dos geradores de indução duplamente excitados em sistemas de potência
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-09-21) VIEIRA, Dione Jose Abreu; NUNES, Marcus Vinícius Alves; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9533143193581447
The development of a preventive control methodology to increase the capacity of voltage sag recovery (Fault Ride Through Capability (FRTC)) of a doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) connected in an electrical network is presented. This methodology, which is based on the decision trees (DT) technique, assists with monitoring and support for security and preventive control, ensuring that wind systems remain connected to the power system even after the occurrence of disturbances in the electric system. Based on offline studies, DT discovers inherent attributes of the FRTC scenario related to electrical system behavior and provides a quick prediction model for real-time applications. From the obtained results, it is possible to check that the DFIG is contributing to a system’s operation security from the availability of power dispatch and participation in the voltage control. It is also noted that the use of DT, in addition to classifying the system’s operational state with good accuracy, also significantly facilitates the operator´s task, by directing him to monitor the most critical variables of the monitored operation state for a given system’s topological configuration.
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Contribuição do controle secundário de tensão aplicado em um parque eólico composto de aerogeradores dfig à estabilidade de tensão de longo-prazo
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-08-30) MATOS, Kayt Nazaré do Vale; AFFONSO, Carolina de Mattos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2228901515752720; VIEIRA, João Paulo Abreu; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8188999223769913
This thesis investigates the use of secondary voltage control (SVC) in a wind park based on doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) and its effect on long-term voltage stability. The wind park consists of several wind turbines is modeled as an DFIG equivalent model. Initially, the performance of the SVC applied to wind park is compared with the case when only the primary voltage control (PVC) is adopted. A detailed analysis is conducted with time-domain simulations, considering high and low wind speed regimes, control variable limits of wind generators, static and dynamic loads, as well as dynamic models of overexcitation limiter (OEL) and load tap changing (LTC) transformer. Based on the results, the use of secondary voltage control in a DFIG-based wind park can postpone long-term voltage collapse of power system. Further, an adverse situation was observed showing that SVC can lead the grid-side converter (GSC) of DFIG to absorb reactive power from the electric grid and lose the capability of injecting reactive power in the grid. Thus, two novel auxiliary control strategies inserted in the GSC control loop are presented to prevent reactive reverse flow in the GSC, as well as forcing the provision of reactive power to the system via the GSC. The results indicate the effectiveness of the auxiliary control strategies in postponing the voltage collapse and increase the voltage stability margin of the system.
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Otimização de controladores utilizando algoritmos genéticos para melhoria da capacidade de sobrevivência a afundamentos de tensão de aerogeradores de indução duplamente excitados
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2009-12-01) VIEIRA, João Paulo Abreu; BEZERRA, Ubiratan Holanda; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6542769654042813; NUNES, Marcus Vinícius Alves; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9533143193581447
It is proposed in this thesis a methodology to obtain optimal controllers gains for the rotorside converter of doubly fed induction generators (DFIGs) using a genetic algorithm approach. The main objective is to enhance the operational security and robustness of the power system, by a more effective contribution of the DFIG controllers to the system controllability. To reach this goal, the crow-bar protection scheme is activated during the fault period when severe voltage sags occur in order to maintain the rotor-side converter connected to the DFIG. Immediately after the fault is cleared the crow-bar protection scheme is deactivated and simultaneously the rotor-side converter optimal controllers are turned on which permits the improvement of the converter ride-through capability and also contribute to enhance the overall power system stability margin. The effectiveness of this proposed methodology was assessed for the DFIG-based plants using a real electrical network, in three different operational conditions.