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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) Physical Principles and Generator Concepts

    Markus Pller and Oscar Amaya/DIgSILENT GmbH

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Energy Conversion

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Energy Conversion - Basics

    Kinetic Energy Rotational Energy Electrical EnergyTurbine Generator

    Generator

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Energy Converstion - Basics

    Power extracted by wind turbine:3

    2

    1wpw AvcP =

    A

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Energy Conversion - Basics

    Ideal value 593.0max =pc

    One bladeTwo blades

    Three blades

    Darrieus

    Dutch-Type

    American

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Summary

    Power in the wind increases with vw3

    Power is proportional to swept area A, hence increases quadraticallywith increasing rotor diameter

    Power coefficient depends on

    Wind speed

    Rotor speed

    Number of blades

    Blade design

    Blade angle

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Turbine Control Concepts

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Aerodynamics

    vt=R

    vr

    Fd

    F

    vw

    Fl

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    Stall

    >krit

    vw

    vt=R

    vr

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Pitching

    vw

    vr

    vt=R

    Fl

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Turbine Control Concepts

    Stall Control:

    Passive Stall:Power of the wind turbine is limited by the aerodynamic characteristicsof the turbine.

    Active stall:Power of the wind turbine is limited additionally by decreasing the pitchangle (increasing the inflow angle).

    Pitch Control:

    Power of the wind turbine is limited by increasing the pitch angle(decreasing the inflow angle)

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Turbine Control Concepts

    Stall Control:

    Cost effective

    Fast limitation of active power

    Fixed speed operation possible

    Pitch Control:

    Accurate power control possible

    Variable speed operation required

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Turbine Operation

    Start

    T

    r

    v

    R=

    Fix speed

    Variable speed

    P=Prated

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Operation of Fix Speed Wind Turbine (passive stall)

    Start up (with open breaker) if wind speed > cut-in wind speed

    Close breaker

    Operation at constant blade angle over the whole wind speed range

    In case of large wind speeds: Power limited by aerodynamic profile.

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Operation of Variable Speed Wind-Turbines

    Start up (with open breaker) if wind speed > cut-in wind speed

    Close breaker

    Below rated wind-speed Maximum power coefficient (Max. Power Tracking) Evt: Speed Limitation

    Above rated wind-speed: P=Prated (Limited by power electronics converter)

    Pitching

    Advantages of variable speed operation: Lower cut-in wind speeds Higher efficiency, especially at low wind speeds Lower power variations (compared to fixed speed turbines)

    Disadvantage: More expensive!

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind Turbine Operation Typical Power Curves

    passive stall

    Variable speed/pitch

    kW

    v

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    Generator Concepts

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Fixed Speed Induction Generator

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator

    1.201.161.121.081.041.00

    3.00

    2.00

    1.00

    0.00

    -1.00

    x-Axis: GWT: Speed in p.u.

    GWT: Electrical Torque in p.u.

    1.201.161.121.081.041.00

    0.00

    -2.00

    -4.00

    -6.00

    -8.00

    x-Axis: GWT: Speed in p.u.

    GWT: Reactive Power in Mvar

    DIgSILENT

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator

    1.041.031.021.011.00

    3.00

    2.00

    1.00

    0.00

    -1.00

    x-Axis: GWT: Speed in p.u.

    GWT: Electrical Torque in p.u.

    Constant Y = 1.000 p.u.1.008 p.u.

    1.041.031.021.011.00

    0.00

    -1.00

    -2.00

    -3.00

    -4.00

    -5.00

    -6.00

    x-Axis: GWT: Speed in p.u.

    GWT: Reactive Power in Mvar

    Constant X = 1.008 p.u.

    -1.044 Mvar

    DIgSILENT

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    Induction Generator LVRT-Bahaviour

    Induction generator response to a weak voltage dip

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    0.00

    G\HV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    MV:Voltage,Magnitudeinp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    80.00

    40.00

    0.00

    -40.00

    -80.00

    -120.00

    Cub_0.1\PQPCC:ActivePowerinp.u.

    Cub_0.1\PQPCC:ReactivePowerinp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.06

    1.04

    1.02

    1.00

    0.98

    GWT:Speed

    DIgSILENT

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator LVRT Bahaviour

    Induction generator response to a strong voltage dip

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    0.00

    G\HV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    MV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    80.00

    40.00

    0.00

    -40.00

    -80.00

    -120.00

    Cub_0.1\PQ PCC:Active Powerin p.u.

    Cub_0.1\PQ PCC:Reactive Powerinp.u.

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    1.06

    1.04

    1.02

    1.00

    0.98

    GWT:Speed

    DIgSILENT

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator - Summary

    Only fix speed operation possible (stall control required)

    Reactive power compensation required

    No reactive power control capability. Additional devices required:

    TSCs (Thyristor switched capacitors)

    STATCOMs

    Risk of dynamic voltage collapse

    > Typically, wind generators based on induction generators are asked todisconnect in case of voltage dips

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator with Variable Rotor Resistance

    Grid

    Gear Box

    IG

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    Induction Generator with Variable Rotor Resistance

    1.2001.1601.1201.0801.0401.000

    3.00

    2.00

    1.00

    0.00

    -1.00

    x-Axis: GWT: Speed in p.u.

    GWT: Electrical Torque in p.u.

    GWT: Electrical Torque in p.u.

    GWT: Electrical Torque in p.u.

    ConstantY

    =

    1.0

    00p.u.

    DIgSILENT

    Rotor Resistance

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Induction Generator with Variable Rotor Resistance - Summary

    Simple concept for variable speed operation.

    Reactive power compensation required.

    No reactive power control capability. Additional devices required:

    TSCs (Thyristor switched capacitors) STATCOMs

    Limited LVRT capability. Dynamic voltage collapse problems have tobe mitigated by:

    Fast increase of rotor resistance during faults

    Additional reactive power compensation devices (typically TSCs)

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    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Doubly-Fed Induction Generator

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Doubly-Fed Induction Generator

    su

    sr

    sx

    mx

    rx

    rr

    ru

    si

    ritj re

    :1

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    DFIG-Control and Protection

    P-I

    P-I P-I

    P-I

    md mq md mq

    id

    iq

    id

    iq

    QV

    Ptot

    Qtot

    idref iqref idref iqref

    Pref Qref Vref Qref

    rotor-side

    converter

    grid-side

    converterCrow-bar Chopper

    Blocking

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    0

    0,2

    0,4

    0,6

    0,8

    1

    1,2

    -1,2 -0,8 -0,4 0 0,4 0,8 1,2Q/Sn

    P/Sn

    Pn

    Doubly-Fed Induction Generator Reactive Capability

    Theoretical characteristicConst. cos(phi)-characteristicConst. Q-characteristic

    with contributionfrom Grid-Side Converter

    Limited by rotor-side converter

    Limited by stator current/step-up transformer rating

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    Doubly-Fed Induction Generator LVRT-Behaviour

    DFIG response to a weak voltage dip

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    75.00

    50.00

    25.00

    0.00

    -25.00

    -50.00

    -75.00

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Active Powerinp.u.

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Reactive Powerin p.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    HV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    MV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.275

    1.250

    1.225

    1.200

    1.175

    1.150

    G1d:Speed

    DIgSILENT

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Doubly-Fed Induction Generator LVRT-Behaviour

    DFIG response to a strong voltage dip (crow-bar operation)

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    75.00

    50.00

    25.00

    0.00

    -25.00

    -50.00

    -75.00

    Cub_1\PCCPQ:ActivePowerinp.u.

    Cub_1\PCCPQ:ReactivePowerinp.u.

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    HV:Voltage,Magnitudeinp.u.

    MV:Voltage,Magnitudeinp.u.

    2.001.501.000.500.00 [s]

    1.275

    1.250

    1.225

    1.200

    1.175

    1.150

    G1d:Speed

    DIgSILENT

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    Generator with Fully Rated Converter

    SG/IG

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Generator with Fully Rated Converter/Direct Drive

    SG/IG

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    Generator with Fully Rated Converter Reactive Capability

    Theoretical characteristicConst. cos(phi)-characteristicConst. Q-characteristic

    0

    0,2

    0,4

    0,6

    0,8

    1

    1,2

    -1,2 -0,8 -0,4 0 0,4 0,8 1,2Q/Sn

    P/Sn

    Pn

    Converter current limit

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Converter Driven Synchronous Gen

    FCD response to a weak voltage dip (ideal DC-chopper)

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    60.00

    40.00

    20.00

    0.00

    -20.00

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Active Powerin p.u.

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Reactive Powerinp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    HV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    MV BusBar:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.15

    1.10

    1.05

    1.00

    0.95

    0.90

    Generator:speed

    DIgSILENT

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    Converter Driven Synchronous Gen

    FCD response to a strong voltage dip (ideal DC-chopper)

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    60.00

    40.00

    20.00

    0.00

    -20.00

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Active Powerinp.u.

    Cub_1\PCC PQ:Reactive Powerin p.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.20

    1.00

    0.80

    0.60

    0.40

    0.20

    HV:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    MV BusBar:Voltage,Magnitude inp.u.

    0.600.400.200.00 [s]

    1.15

    1.10

    1.05

    1.00

    0.95

    0.90

    Generator:speed

    DIgSILENT

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    Directly Coupled Synchronous Generator withVariable Gear Box

    Variable speedGearbox

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    Synchronous Generator Reactive Capability

    Reactive Capability

    0

    0,2

    0,4

    0,6

    0,8

    1

    1,2

    -1,2 -0,8 -0,4 0 0,4 0,8 1,2Q/Sn

    P/Sn

    Pn

    Excitation current

    Stator current

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Voltage Dip Different Generator Concepts

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    1.10

    1.00

    0.90

    0.80

    0.70

    HV: u[p.u.], SynG (conventionalpower plant)

    MV: u[p.u.], SynG (conventionalpower plant)

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    1.10

    1.00

    0.90

    0.80

    0.70

    HV: u[p.u.], DFIG

    MV: u[p.u.], DFIG

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    1.10

    1.00

    0.90

    0.80

    0.70

    G\HV: u[p.u.], IG

    MV: u[p.u.], IG

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    1.10

    1.00

    0.90

    0.80

    0.70

    HV: u[p.u.], CDS

    MVBusBar: u[p.u.], CDS

    DIgSILENT

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    Voltage Dip Different Generator Concepts

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    60.00

    40.00

    20.00

    0.00

    -20.00

    -40.00

    Cub_0.1\PQ PCC: P [MW], IG

    Cub_0.1\PQ PCC: Q [Mvar], IG

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    80.00

    60.00

    40.00

    20.00

    0.00

    -20.00

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: P [MW], SynG (conventionalpower plant)

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: Q [Mvar], SynG (conventionalpower plant)

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    60.000

    40.000

    20.000

    0.000

    -20.000

    -40.000

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: P [MW], DFIG

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: Q [Mvar], DFIG

    1.251.000.750.500.250.00 [s]

    60.000

    40.000

    20.000

    0.000

    -20.000

    -40.000

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: P [MW], CDS

    Cub_1\PCC PQ: Q [Mvar], CDS

    DIgSILENT

    GTZ-TERNA Expert Workshop 2009: Grid and System Integration of Wind Energy, 10.11.2009-12.11.2009, Berlin/Germany

    Wind-Generator Concepts

    InductionGenerator

    Induction

    Generator

    InductionGenerator with

    Variable RotorResistance

    (Opti-slip) DFIG

    Fixed Speed Variable Speed

    Active StallStall Q-controlNo Q-control

    Fully ratedconverter

    No Q-control Q-control

    SG

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    Thank You

    Markus Pller Oscar Amay

    [email protected] [email protected]

    DIgSILENT GmbH

    Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 9

    72810 Gomaringen

    www.digsilent.de