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Proceedings Papers
Proc. ASME. WIND2002, ASME 2002 Wind Energy Symposium, 331-339, January 14–17, 2002
Paper No: WIND2002-55
Abstract
The design of a robust frequency converter controller for high dynamic performance of a synchronous generator requires an accurate dynamic model of the electromagnetic part. In this paper a new procedure for identifying the transfer functions of Park’s dq -axis model of a synchronous generator has been developed. It will be shown that the parameters of this model can be easily identified from standstill time-domain data. The validity of the theoretical model has been verified by comparing time-domain simulations with measurements taken from the Lagerwey LW-50/750 direct-drive synchronous generator. It can be concluded that a consistent model estimate of the electromagnetic part of the LW-50/750 generator has been obtained. Ultimate validation, however, will follow after the implementation of the designed frequency converter controller in this wind turbine.
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Journal of Solar Energy Engineering
Article Type: Technical Papers
J. Sol. Energy Eng. November 2002, 124(4): 419–426.
Published Online: November 8, 2002
Abstract
The design of a robust frequency converter controller for high dynamic performance of a synchronous generator requires an accurate dynamic model of the electromagnetic part. In this paper, a new procedure for identifying the transfer functions of Park’s dq -axis model of a synchronous generator has been developed. It will be shown that the parameters of this model can be easily identified from standstill time-domain data. The validity of the theoretical model has been verified by comparing time-domain simulations with measurements taken from the Lagerwey LW-50/750 direct-drive synchronous generator. It can be concluded that a consistent model estimate of the electromagnetic part of the LW-50/750 generator has been obtained. Ultimate validation, however, will follow after the implementation of the designed frequency converter controller in this wind turbine.