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Experimental Verification of Wind Power Generation System Using Diode Bridge Rectifier Circuit with Wind Turbine Simulator

Author(s)
Tammaruckwattana, Sirichai
Reangkittakarn, Sitthaphat
Suppaadirek, Natchanon
Ohyama, Kazuhiro
Date Issued
January 1, 2022
Type
Article
DOI
10.15866/iree.v17i1.20524
Abstract
– This paper presents Wind Power Generation System using Diode Bridge Rectifier (WPGS-DBR method). Experimental results have been obtained by Wind Turbine Simulator (WTS). The WTS emulates wind turbine behavior using a servo motor as a drive system. Mechanical torque references used to drive the motor are calculated using wind turbine data such as wing blade, wind velocity, and wind turbine rotation speed. DBR method has three-mode control for three ranges of wind speed: low, medium, and high, respectively. In low and medium mode, the control system adjusts the armature current of a generator and DC link voltage with a Vector-Controlled Inverter (VCI) to control wind turbine speed. In high mode, the control system modulates the pitch angle of the wind turbine using a pitch angle control system for controlling wind turbine rotational speed. The DBR simplifies the maintenance of WPGS while improving reliability. In addition, the DBR method costs less compared with the WPGS using a PWM converter.
Citation
International Review of Electrical Engineering, 17(1), 54-65, 2022
Subjects

Diode Bridge Rectifie...

Permanent Magnet Sync...

Wind Energy

Wind Generator System...

Wind Turbine Simulato...

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