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Emulation Technique for Wind Turbines Using Servo Motor and Induction Motor

Author(s)
Tammaruckwattana, Sirichai
Taecharoenwiriyakun, Suriya
Suppaadirek, Natchanon
Tammarugwattana, Narin
Date Issued
January 1, 2024
Type
Article
DOI
10.15866/iree.v19i3.25163
Abstract
This paper proposes the emulation technique for wind turbines using two types of motor, servo motor, and induction motor. The focus is on simulating the work process of wind turbines at multi-wind velocity to test the capacity and efficiency of generating three-phase electricity. The wind turbine emulator was created by using a program and mechanical parts. The goal of this emulator is to check the efficiency of wind turbine blades at different wind speeds and to test the accuracy of the simulation method by using a different motor. The first emulator uses a 400-Watt synchronous generator from a wind turbine connected to a 400-Watt servo motor controlled by a servo amplifier. The second emulator uses a 400-Watt synchronous generator from a similar wind turbine connected to a 400-watt induction motor installed with an encoder controlled by an inverter. Motor torque is calculated by using mathematic equations from the LabVIEW program, and the data of the wind turbine blade is simulated by using the ANSYS program.
Citation
International Review of Electrical Engineering, 19(3), 162-177, 2024
Subjects

Emulation Technique

Induction Motor

Permanent Magnet Sync...

Servo Motor

Wind Turbine Emulator...

Windmill

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