Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds

Abstract Recently, renewable resources such as wind, hydro, and tidal have experienced a rapid development. Electricity production, based on wind, has been concentrated on a large scale. Additionally, a doubly fed induction generator has been used in wind farms on a large scale. This machine is infl...

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Main Authors: Batoul Amen Alsati, Ghassan Issa Ibrahim, Rami Ramadan Moussa
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Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2023-06-01
Series:Journal of Engineering and Applied Science
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s44147-023-00232-6
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Ghassan Issa Ibrahim
Rami Ramadan Moussa
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description Abstract Recently, renewable resources such as wind, hydro, and tidal have experienced a rapid development. Electricity production, based on wind, has been concentrated on a large scale. Additionally, a doubly fed induction generator has been used in wind farms on a large scale. This machine is influenced by the multiple transient states that are happening in the grid. Many researchers studied the effect of voltage-dip on DFIG performance; none of them studied the effect of voltage-dip sharing with wind-speed changing for both sub- and hyper-synchronous modes. In this paper, DFIG behavior is investigated under a transient state which is represented by 3-phase voltage-dip, in both operation modes (sub-synchronous & hyper-synchronous) with various values of the wind speed. Based on MATLAB Simulink, the various DFIG parameters are extracted to determine the relation between voltage-dip, variable wind speed, and DFIG performance. Results show that the parameters that are affected were rotor-current, rotor-voltage, and DC-Link voltage, while stator-current and stator-flux are not affected. It is also shown that DC-Link voltage values are smaller in the hyper-synchronous mode compared with sub-synchronous one.
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spelling doaj.art-7e4bee5047c64532ac21cf8ecd90bbcf2023-07-02T11:17:13ZengSpringerOpenJournal of Engineering and Applied Science1110-19032536-95122023-06-0170111310.1186/s44147-023-00232-6Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speedsBatoul Amen Alsati0Ghassan Issa Ibrahim1Rami Ramadan Moussa2Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Al-Baath UniversityDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Al-Baath UniversityDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Al-Baath UniversityAbstract Recently, renewable resources such as wind, hydro, and tidal have experienced a rapid development. Electricity production, based on wind, has been concentrated on a large scale. Additionally, a doubly fed induction generator has been used in wind farms on a large scale. This machine is influenced by the multiple transient states that are happening in the grid. Many researchers studied the effect of voltage-dip on DFIG performance; none of them studied the effect of voltage-dip sharing with wind-speed changing for both sub- and hyper-synchronous modes. In this paper, DFIG behavior is investigated under a transient state which is represented by 3-phase voltage-dip, in both operation modes (sub-synchronous & hyper-synchronous) with various values of the wind speed. Based on MATLAB Simulink, the various DFIG parameters are extracted to determine the relation between voltage-dip, variable wind speed, and DFIG performance. Results show that the parameters that are affected were rotor-current, rotor-voltage, and DC-Link voltage, while stator-current and stator-flux are not affected. It is also shown that DC-Link voltage values are smaller in the hyper-synchronous mode compared with sub-synchronous one.https://doi.org/10.1186/s44147-023-00232-6Rotor-currentWind speedVoltage-dipTransient stateDoubly fed induction generator (DFIG)DC-Link voltage
spellingShingle Batoul Amen Alsati
Ghassan Issa Ibrahim
Rami Ramadan Moussa
Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
Journal of Engineering and Applied Science
Rotor-current
Wind speed
Voltage-dip
Transient state
Doubly fed induction generator (DFIG)
DC-Link voltage
title Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
title_full Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
title_fullStr Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
title_full_unstemmed Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
title_short Study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
title_sort study the impact of transient state on the doubly fed induction generator for various wind speeds
topic Rotor-current
Wind speed
Voltage-dip
Transient state
Doubly fed induction generator (DFIG)
DC-Link voltage
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s44147-023-00232-6
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