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EMR’11 Lausanne July 2011
Joint Summer School EMR’11 “Energetic Macroscopic Representation”
Prof. Alain BOUSCAYROL, Dr. Philippe DELARUE, Dr. Walter LHOMME
L2EP, University Lille1, MEGEVH network, [email protected]
EMR’11, Lausanne, July 2011 2 - Outline -
1. Wind Energy Conversion System • Studied System • EMR of the WECS • Inversion-based control of the WECS
2. PhotoVoltaic Conversion System • Studied System • EMR of the PV system • Inversion-based control of the PV system
EMR’11 Lausanne July 2011
Joint Summer School EMR’11 “Energetic Macroscopic Representation”
A. Bouscayrol, X. Guillaud (University of Lille 1, France)
R. Teodorescu (University of Aalborg, Denmark)
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Voltage Source Inverter
iinv
uinv13
uinv23
Technical requirements: provide the maximum active power P and control the reactive power Q
vwind
wind
utrans13
trans-former
itrans1
itrans2 iline2
line & filter
utrans23
iline1
Chosen WECS for variable speed and variable frequency: a squirrel cage IM and two VSI
C
capacitor
ucap
irect
Voltage Source Inverter
urect13
urect23
induction machine
iim1
iim2
Ωshaft
Cim
shaft & gearbox
blades
Ωgear
Cblade
Ωshaft
Cgear ugrid13
electric grid
ugrid23
- Studied WECS -
WECS control
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Ftang
CT
CT = f(λ)
vblade
Tblade
Ωshaft
Rblade
Fblade
vwind Fblade
- EMR of the blades -
vwind
Fblade
Tblade
Ωshaft
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Ωhs
T2 Ωhs
Tim T1 T2 Ωls T1
Ωls
Tblade T1
Ωls
Ωhs
T2 Tim
Ωhs
Tblade Ωls
slow speed shaft high speed shaft
Ωls Ωhs
gearbox
- EMR of the mechanical powertrain -
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OK
Element association?
T1
- EMR of the mechanical powertrain -
k
Ωhs
T2 Ωhs
Tim T1 T2 Ωls T1
Tblade Ωls Ωls Ωhs
Tim Ωls T1
Ωls
T2
Ωhs
Ωls
T1 1. permutation
Tblade Ωls
2. merging 2 2 1
J J J eq + =
Ωshaft
Tgear
Ωgear
Ωshaft
Tblade
Tim
Equivalent power train
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is1 vs1
stator
1s
2s
3s
is3
vs3
is2 vs2 rotor 1r
2r
3r
pΩ
θr/s
isd
θd/s
isq
vsd
vrd ird
vsq
vrq irq
d
q
1s
rotor
stator
1r
θr/s
Park’s transformation
Modelling simplifications:
- EMR of the squirrel cage IM -
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Ωgear
Tim
is-dq
es-dq is-dq
vs-dq
istator
ustator
φr ir-dq
er-dq ir-dq
vr-dq
irotor
urotor=0
θd/r
θd/s
Park’s transformations
Rotor windings in (d,q)
Stator windings in (d,q)
Simplified EMR
Ωgear istator
Tim istator
estator
Squirrel cage permutation of windings and transformation concatenation of EM conversion and transformation
ustator
Coupling device
- EMR of the squirrel cage IM -
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urect ucap
srect
iinv iline
uinv13
uinv23
C ucap
iond
irect iim1
iim2 urect13
urect23
iim irect uinv ucap
sinv
Rect Inv
- EMR of the back-to-back VSI -
ifilt1
ifilt2
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ugrid
i3
i3
u3
u2 u3
i2 i3
u1
i1
i1
uinv
u2
i2
i2
u1
uinv13 u13-1 u13-2 u13-3 ugrid-13
i1 i2 i3
filter line 1 Ideal
transformer line 2
- EMR of the grid connexion -
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OK
iline ugrid utransf
uinv itransf iline
- EMR of the grid connexion -
i1 u2 i2 ugrid u’3
2. permutation u2 i3 i2
1. merging uinv i1
3. merging
ugrid
i3
i3
u3
u2 u3
i2 i3
u1
i1
i1
uinv
u2
i2
i2
u1
Element association?
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vwind
ugrid minv mrect
Fblade
Tblade
Ωshaft Tgear
Ωshaft
Tim
Ωgear
eim
iim
iim
urect
irect
ucap
ucap
iinv
uinv
iline
iline
utransf
itransf
Voltage Source Inverter
iinv
uinv13
uinv23
vwind
wind
utrans13
trans-former
itrans1
itrans2 iline2
line & filter
utrans23
iline1
C
capacitor
ucap
irect
Voltage Source Inverter
urect13
urect23
induction machine
iim1
iim2
Ωshaft
Cim
shaft & gearbox
blades
Ωgear
Cblade
Ωshaft
Cgear ugrid13
electric grid
ugrid23
equivalent line & transformer
inverter capacitor induction machine
rectifier equivalent power train
blade
T’ Wind grid
- EMR of the WECS -
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minv mrect
2 freedom degrees 2 freedom degrees
ref 3 ?
ref 4 ? ref 2 ? ? ? ref 1 ?
objectives: active power P reactive power Q
constraints: capacitor voltage machine flux
- Tuning chains of the WECS -
vwind
ugrid Fblade
Tblade
Ωshaft Tgear
Ωshaft
Tim
Ωgear
eim
iim
iim
urect
irect
ucap
ucap
iinv
uinv
iline
iline
utransf
itransf
T’ Wind grid
equivalent line & transformer inverter capacitor
induction machine rectifier
equivalent power train blade
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iim-ref
PWM
urect-ref Tgear-ref Tim-ref
FOC
Φim-ref
FOC: Field oriented Control PWM: Pulse Width Modulation
MPPT = Maximum Power Point Tracking
MPPT Tgear-ref
mrect
- WECS control with MPPT -
vwind
Fblade
Tblade
Ωshaft Tgear
Ωshaft
Tim
Ωgear eim
iim
iim
urect Wind DC
bus
induction machine rectifier
equivalent power train blade
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Tgear-ref
MPPT = Maximum Power Point Tracking
MPPT
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
1000
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Power (kW)
3 m/s 4 m/s 5 m/s 6 m/s 7 m/s 8m/s 9 m/s 10 m/s 11 m/s 12 m/s 13 m/s Pref
Rotation speed (rpm)
wind velocity
Pmax#TgearΩshaft
Ωmax
Ωshaft-mes
Pmax
Tgear-ref
MPPT look-up
table
- MPPT strategy -
Ωshaft-mes
EMR’11 Lausanne July 2011
Joint Summer School EMR’11 “Energetic Macroscopic Representation”
Dr. W. Lhomme, Dr. P. Delarue, Prof. A. Bouscayrol, (University of Lille 1, France)
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Technical requirements: provide the maximum active power P
- Studied PV System -
PV control
EMR’11 summer school, Lausanne, July 2011 19 - EMR of the PV System -
ipv PV
panel Battery
uC
uC
iL
iL
ubc
ibc
ubat mbc
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iL ubat
- EMR of the PV System -
ipv PV
panel Battery
uC iL
ubc
ibc
chopper filter
mbc uC
EMR’11 summer school, Lausanne, July 2011 21 - Inversion-based control of the PV System -
ipv PV
panel Battery
uC
uC
iL
iL
ubc
ibc
ubat
chopper filter
mbc
uC-ref iL-ref ubc-ref
MPPT = Maximum Power Point Tracking uC-ref
MPPT
ipv-mes
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uC-ref
- MPPT strategy of the PV System -
MPPT = Maximum Power Point Tracking MPPT
ipv-mes uC-mes
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Joint Summer School EMR’11 “Energetic Macroscopic Representation”
EMR’11, Lausanne, July 2011 24 - References -
A. Bouscayrol, P. Delarue, “Simplifications of the Maximum Control Structure of a wind energy conversion system with an induction generator", International Journal of Renewable Energy Engineering, Bol. 4, no. 2, August 2002, pp. 479-485.
P. Delarue, A. Bouscayrol, A. Tounzi, X. Guillaud, G. Lancigu, “Modelling, control and simulation of an overall wind cenergy conversion system",Renewable Energy,vol. 28, no. 8, pp. 1159-1324, July 2003, (common paper L2EP Lille and Jeumont SA).
A. Bouscayrol, P. Delarue, X. Guillaud, “Power strategies for Maximum Control Structure of a wind energy conversion system with a synchronous machine", Renewable Energy, vol. 30, May 2005, pp. 2273-2288.
A. Bouscayrol, X. Guillaud, R. Teodorescu, P. Delarue, "Validation of MPPT strategy for a wind energy conversion system using a hardware-in-the-loop simulation",IEEE-Optim'06, Brasov (Romania), May 2006 (common paper of L2EP and University of Aalborg).
A. Bouscayrol, X. Guillaud, R. Teodorescu, P. Delarue, W. Lhomme, "Hardware-in-the-loop simulation of different wind turbines using Energetic Macroscopic Representation", IEEE-IECON'06, Paris, November 2006, (common paper of L2EP and University of Aalborg).
A. Bouscayrol, X. Guillaud, P. Delarue, B. Lemaire-Semail, “Energetic Macroscopic Representation and inversion-based control illustrated on a wind energy conversion systems using Hardware-in-the-loop simulation”, IEEE transactions on Industrial Electronics, to be published in 2009, available on Xplore