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Fuzzy Logic-Enhanced Direct Power Control for Wind Turbines with Doubly Fed Induction Generators

Karim Fathi Sayeh, Salah Tamalouzt, Djamel Ziane, Brahim Deffaf, Sofia Lalouni Belaid, Youcef Belkhier, Mohit Bajaj, Vojtěch Blažek

2024Results in Engineering34 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

• Developed a novel Fuzzy Logic-based 12-sector Direct Power Control (F12-DPC) method to enhance power quality and control precision in WT-DFIG systems. • Demonstrated the ability of F12-DPC to significantly reduce power ripple and total harmonic distortion (THD) across all operational modes of the DFIG system. • Conducted extensive simulations under varying wind conditions, showing superior performance of F12-DPC compared to conventional DPC methods. • Replaced traditional switching tables and hysteresis controllers with a fuzzy logic controller, offering improved adaptability and robustness. • Improved the quality of energy exchange with the AC grid, facilitating more reliable integration of wind energy into modern power systems. This paper introduces a novel approach, F12-DPC (Fuzzy Logic-based 12-sector Direct Power Control), aimed at significantly improving the performance of wind turbines using Doubly Fed Induction Generators (DFIGs). This innovative method overcomes the limitations of traditional Direct Power Control (DPC) by incorporating fuzzy logic to mitigate power fluctuations and reduce total harmonic distortion (THD) in grid currents. The novelty of F12-DPC lies in its ability to precisely control both active and local compensated reactive powers, optimizing energy exchange with the AC grid across various operational modes. Extensive simulations under different wind conditions demonstrate the superiority of F12-DPC over conventional DPC (C-DPC) techniques. It reduces active power variations by up to 72.7% and reactive power variations by 79.2%, while significantly lowering grid current THD—from 6.26% to 1.47% in super-synchronous mode, 6.42% to 2.09% in synchronous mode, and 8.74% to 2.15% in sub-synchronous mode. The simplicity and robustness of F12-DPC make it a breakthrough solution for enhancing wind energy conversion system efficiency and promoting seamless grid integration.

Topics & Concepts

Wind powerFuzzy logicInduction generatorDoubly fed electric machineControl theory (sociology)Power (physics)Control (management)Computer scienceElectrical engineeringControl engineeringEngineeringAC powerArtificial intelligencePhysicsVoltageQuantum mechanicsWind Turbine Control SystemsMultilevel Inverters and ConvertersMicrogrid Control and Optimization
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