Fully-distributed deloading operation of DFIG-based wind farm for load sharing
Fully-distributed deloading operation of DFIG-based wind farm for load sharing
A system-level consensus-based deloading operation is proposed for DFIG-based wind farm (WF) participating in system active power regulation. Rotor overspeeding control (ROC) and pitch angle control (PAC) are coordinated for load sharing among each wind turbine (WT). For ROC, a novel fully-distributed consensus protocol is developed for fair load sharing control without the need to know the total active power capacity. Considering the influences of wind turbines' individual differences and rotor speed limit, the amount of WTs involved in consensus protocol are dynamically adjusted according to their varying operating points. Further, a distributed optimization strategy is designed for active power setting-points allocation to curtail the utilization of WF's pitch angle during PAC. As the result, the proposed strategy can fully and quickly extract the available rotor overspeeding margin for a high kinetic energy storage and a better dynamic performance in ROC stage, and further minimize the dependency on pitch angle when facing deeper deloading operation. Case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme.
Consensus-based distributed control, Deloading operation, DFIG-based wind farm, Pitch angle control, Rotor overspeeding control
430-440
Dong, Zhen
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Li, Zhongguo
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Dong, Yi
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Jiang, Shuoying
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Ding, Zhengtao
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1 January 2021
Dong, Zhen
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Li, Zhongguo
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Dong, Yi
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Jiang, Shuoying
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Ding, Zhengtao
5589b7c6-eadd-4383-885f-bcc2017f71b8
Dong, Zhen, Li, Zhongguo, Dong, Yi, Jiang, Shuoying and Ding, Zhengtao
(2021)
Fully-distributed deloading operation of DFIG-based wind farm for load sharing.
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy, 12 (1), , [9119162].
(doi:10.1109/TSTE.2020.3002690).
Abstract
A system-level consensus-based deloading operation is proposed for DFIG-based wind farm (WF) participating in system active power regulation. Rotor overspeeding control (ROC) and pitch angle control (PAC) are coordinated for load sharing among each wind turbine (WT). For ROC, a novel fully-distributed consensus protocol is developed for fair load sharing control without the need to know the total active power capacity. Considering the influences of wind turbines' individual differences and rotor speed limit, the amount of WTs involved in consensus protocol are dynamically adjusted according to their varying operating points. Further, a distributed optimization strategy is designed for active power setting-points allocation to curtail the utilization of WF's pitch angle during PAC. As the result, the proposed strategy can fully and quickly extract the available rotor overspeeding margin for a high kinetic energy storage and a better dynamic performance in ROC stage, and further minimize the dependency on pitch angle when facing deeper deloading operation. Case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 16 June 2020
Published date: 1 January 2021
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Consensus-based distributed control, Deloading operation, DFIG-based wind farm, Pitch angle control, Rotor overspeeding control
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/484088
ISSN: 1949-3029
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