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1
Introduction to Energy Generation Principles
1.1
Fluid Mechanics
1.2
1.3
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
.9
.10
Mass, Momentum, and Energy Balance
. . . .
Stress Rate of Strain Relations and Viscosity
Perfect Gases and Acoustic Waves
........
Reference States
....................
Normal Shock Relations
...............
One-Dimensional Flow: Rayleigh Flow
. . . .
One-Dimensional Flow:
Fanno
Flow
......
Quasi-One-Dimensional Flows
...........
..... 1
..... 1
..... 1
..... 4
..... 5
..... 8
..... 9
..... 11
..... 16
..... 19
Oblique Shocks
............................ 23
Prandtl-Meyer Flow
......................... 26
Thermodynamics
................................. 29
.2.1
The Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
............. 31
.2.2
The First Law of Thermodynamics
.............. 31
.2.3
The Second and Third Laws of Thermodynamics
.... 31
.2.4
Heat Required to do Work in Real Gases
.......... 32
1.2.5
Spontaneous Processes and Thermodynamic
Potentials
................................ 33
1.2.6
Reversibility, Energy, and Cycles
............... 36
1.2.7
Application of the Second Law
................. 37
1.2.8
Basic Power Generation Cycles
................. 38
1.2.9
Heat Transfer: Conduction, Radiation, Convective
Heat Transfer
............................. 41
Electrochemistry: Introduction
........................ 44
1.3.1
Fuel Cell Thermodynamics
.................... 45
1.3.2
Electrode Electrochemistry
.................... 47
1.3.3
Relationship to the Change in the Gibbs Potential
.... 50
1.3.4
Fuel Cell Efficiency
......................... 51
1.3.5
Electrode Overpotentials
...................... 51
1.3.6
Examples of Half-Cell Electrodes
............... 53
IX
Contents
1.3.7 The Salt Bridge............................ 55
1.3.8
Types of Electrodes and Cells
.................. 55
1.3.9
Examples of Batteries and Fuel Cells
............. 56
References
.......................................... 60
Principles of Energy Conversion
.......................... 61
2.1
Preliminary Concepts of Electric Generator
and Electric Motor Action
........................... 61
2.1.1
Introduction
............................... 61
2.1.2
Principles of Electric Generator
and Motor Operation
........................ 61
2.2
Electric Motors: DC Motors
......................... 63
2.2.1
Loading a DC Motor
........................ 66
2.2.2
Types of DC Motors
........................ 67
2.3
AC Motors
..................................... 68
2.3.1
Synchronous Motors
......................... 68
2.3.2
Types of Synchronous Motors
.................. 69
2.3.3
Operation of a Synchronous Motor
.............. 69
2.3.4
Loading the Synchronous Motor
................ 72
2.3.5
Induction Motors
........................... 74
2.3.6
AC Servomotors
........................... 76
2.3.7
AC Tachometer
............................ 78
2.4
Brushless DC Motors
.............................. 78
2.5
Stepper Motors
.................................. 80
2.6
The Design and Development of High Performance
Electric Actuators
................................ 81
2.7
Driving a DC Motor: Speed Control of a DC Motor
........ 83
2.7.1
Controlling a DC Motor: Position Control Servo
..... 84
2.8
Driving and Controlling AC motors
.................... 89
2.9
Stability of Electric Servo-Actuators
................... 91
2.9.1
Routh s Tabular Method
...................... 95
2.10
Electric Generators
................................ 95
2.10.1
Synchronous AC Generators
................... 96
2.10.2
Dynamic Modeling of the Synchronous
AC Generators
............................. 97
2.10.3
Induction AC Generators
..................... 100
2.11
Power Systems
.................................. 103
2.11.1
Power Systems Stability
...................... 103
2.11.2
Transmission Lines
......................... 106
2.11.3
Transformers
.............................. 110
2.11.4
Power Factor Improvement
....................
Ill
References
.......................................... 112
Contents xi
3
Modelling
of Synchronous and Induction Machines
............ 113
3.1
Generic Principles of Modelling: Park Transformation
and Applications
................................. 113
3.2
Exciting a Synchronous Generator
..................... 118
3.3
Equivalent Circuit Modelling
......................... 119
3.4
The Electromechanical Model of a Permanent Magnet
Synchronous Generator with Field Orientation
............. 119
3.5
Application to a Wound-Field Synchronous Generator
....... 123
3.5.1
Modelling a Typical Exciter
................... 126
3.5.2
Model Parameter Estimation
................... 126
3.6
Performance Characteristics of Synchronous Generators
...... 128
3.7
Dynamic Modelling of Induction Generators
.............. 129
3.7.1
Equivalent Circuit Modelling
................... 130
3.7.2
Parameter Estimation of Induction
Generators model
........................... 131
3.7.3
Characteristics of Induction Generators
and Experimental Determination of Parameters
...... 133
3.8
Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG): A Case Study
...... 133
3.8.1
The Steady-State Electromechanical Model
......... 137
3.8.2
The Nonlinear Perturbation Dynamics
............ 137
References
.......................................... 139
4
Wind Power Generation and Control
...................... 141
4.1
Introduction
..................................... 141
4.2
Wind Turbine Components
.......................... 141
4.3
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics: Momentum Theory
.......... 142
4.3.1
Actuator Disc Theory
........................ 143
4.3.2
The Betz Limit
............................ 144
4.3.3
Effects of Flow Rotation
...................... 145
4.4
Blade Element Momentum Theory
..................... 147
4.4.1
The Power Coefficient: The
BEM
Theory
Expression
............................... 150
4.5
Aerodynamic Design of the Blade
..................... 150
4.6
Blade Structural Dynamics
.......................... 153
4.7
Rotor Aeroelastic Dynamic Modelling
.................. 163
4.7.1
Multiblade Coordinates
....................... 167
4.7.2
Equations of Motion in Multiblade Coordinates
...... 168
4.7.3
Centrifugal Stiffening of the Torsion Modes
........ 169
4.7.4
The Aerodynamic Moments Based on Blade
Element Theory
............................ 170
4.7.5
The Inflow Dynamics
........................ 173
4.7.6
The Inflow Driving Hub Moments
............... 173
4.7.7
The Rotor Torque Coefficient: The General
Expression
............................... 177
xii Contents
4.7.8 The Rotor
Toique Coefficient: The Case Constant
Inflow and Rigid Blades with Steady Root Pitch
..... 178
4.8
The Actual Power Coefficient and its Dependence
on the Blade Setting Angle
.......................... 180
4.9
Maximum Power Point Tracking and Protection
Against Excessive Wind Torque
...................... 183
4.10
Quasi-steady Aerodynamic Loads on Flexible Rotor Blades
... 186
4.11
Dynamics and
Aeroelastici
ty of Flexible Rotor Blades
....... 190
4.12
Wind Field Velocity Distributions and Spectrum
........... 193
4.13
Support Structures
................................ 195
4.13.1
Tower Dynamics and Aeroservoelasticity
.......... 195
4.13.2
Offshore and Floating Support Structures
.......... 196
4.13.3
Hydrodynamic and Subsea Ice Loading
........... 198
4.13.4
Floater Dynamics and Wave Hydrodynamics
....... 203
4.13.5
Floater-Rotor Passive and Active
Decoupling Control
......................... 206
References
.......................................... 207
5
Dynamic Modeling of Gas Turbines and Compressors
.......... 211
5.1
Gas Turbines: Typical Components and Dynamic Modeling
... 211
5.2
Axial Flow Compressor Systems: Modeling as
a One-Dimensional Duct
............................ 217
5.2.1
Actuator Disk Theory
........................ 218
5.3
The Moore-Greitzer Model
.......................... 218
5.3.1
Compressor Surge and Rotating Stall
............. 219
5.3.2
Derivation of the Moore-Greitzer Model Equations
. . . 223
5.3.3
The Moore-Greitzer Model Equations
............ 226
5.3.4
Steady Flow Analysis
........................ 228
5.3.5
Unsteady Non-Linear Extended Moore-Greitzer
Model
................................... 230
5.3.6
Application to Rotating Stall Vibrations
........... 232
5.3.7
Model Response and Instability
................. 234
5.3.8
Control Law for Throttle Setting
................ 236
5.3.9
Control of the Rotating Stall Vibration Amplitude
.... 239
5.3.10
Stability of Controlled Equilibrium
.............. 240
5.3.11
Control of Compressor Rotating Stall
............. 241
5.4
Combustion
..................................... 244
5.4.1
Combustion Chambers
....................... 245
5.4.2
Aeroacoustics of Combustion Chambers
........... 247
5.4.3
Flow-Coupled and Thermoacoustic Instabilities:
POGO, Buzz, Chugging and Screech
............. 251
5.5
Overall Jet Engine Volume Dynamics Modeling
........... 252
5.5.1
Compressor Modeling
........................ 255
5.5.2
Combustion Systems Modeling
................. 258
Contents xiii
5.5.3 Turbine Dynamics
Modeling
................... 260
5.5.4 Turbine Power
and Torque
Outputs.............. 262
5.5.5 One-Dimensional Variable
Area Ducts:
The Afterburner and Nozzle
................... 263
5.5.6
The Spool Dynamics Modeling
................. 265
5.5.7
Typical Simulation Results
.................... 265
5.6
Full-Authority Digital Engine Control Systems
............ 266
References
.......................................... 267
6
Modelling and Simulation of Fuel Cells
.................... 271
6.1
Fuel Cell Systems
................................ 271
6.2
Thermodynamics and Electrochemistry of Fuel Cells
........ 273
6.2.1
Thermodynamics of Fuel Cells
................. 273
6.2.2
Fuel Cell Electrochemistry and Electrocatalysis
...... 275
6.3
Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Distribution
............ 277
6.4
Stack Configurations and Fuel Cell Systems
.............. 277
6.5
Control-Oriented Modelling and Dynamics
............... 279
6.6
Reduced-Order Modelling of PEMFCs
.................. 280
6.6.1
The PEMFC Model
......................... 282
6.6.2
Membrane
Humidification
Model
............... 284
6.6.3
The Cell Output Electrode Polarizations
........... 286
6.7
Flow-based Modelling of Proton Exchange Membrane
Fuel Cells (PEMFCs)
.............................. 289
6.7.1
Modelling the Row Dynamics within
the
РЕМ
Fuel Cell
.......................... 289
6.7.2
The Cell Output Equations
.................... 296
6.8
Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs)
...................... 299
6.9
Cogeneration Applications of SO Fuel Cells
.............. 306
6.10
Simulation of Fuel Cells
............................ 308
6
Л
1
Estimation of the Parameters of a Fuel Cell
.............. 309
6.12
Controller Design for Fuel Cells
...................... 311
References
.......................................... 317
7
Batteries: Modeling and State of Charge Estimation
........... 323
7.1
Introduction
..................................... 323
7.2
Battery Electrochemistry
............................ 324
7.3
The Capacity and State of Charge
..................... 325
7.3.1
Peukerťs
Equation
.......................... 326
7.3.2
Performance Plots
.......................... 327
7.4
Battery Modelling
................................ 328
7.5
SOC
Estimation
.................................. 335
7.6
System and Parameter Identification
.................... 335
xiv Contents
7.7 The
KF
and the Extended
KF........................
338
7.7.1
The Unscented KF
.......................... 340
7.7.2
Adaptive
Kalman
filters
...................... 342
7.7.3
Adaptive UKF-Based Parameter Identification
....... 345
References
.......................................... 345
8
Non-Conventional Energy Generation: Solar, Wave,
and Tidal Energy Generation
............................ 349
8.1
Introduction
..................................... 349
8.2
Solar Cells: Overview of Solar Cell Properties
............ 351
8.2.1
Types and Characteristics
..................... 351
8.2.2
Photosensitive Devices: Principles of Operation
..... 352
8.2.3
Modeling the Power Output of a Solar Cell
........ 360
8.2.4
Maximum Power Point Tracking Control
.......... 364
8.3
Wave Energy Generation
........................... 364
8.3.1
Wave Power Transfer Devices
.................. 367
8.3.2
Wave Potentials Due to a Floating Body
.......... 368
8.3.3
Conditions for Optimum Power
Таке
-Off
..........
369
8.3.4
The Wells Turbine
.......................... 371
8.4
Tidal Energy
.................................... 371
References
.......................................... 372
Lecture Notes in Energy
20
RanjanVepa
Dynamic Modeling, Simulation and Control of Energy Generation
This book addresses the core issues involved in the dynamic modeling, simulation
and control of a selection
oí
energy systems such as gas turbines, wind turbines, fuel
cells and batteries. The principles of modeling and control could be applied to other
non-convention methods of energy generation such as solar energy and wave energy.
A central feature
oí
Dynamic
Modeling, Simulation ami Control of Energy Generation is
that it brings together diverse topics in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer,
electro-chemistry, electrical networks and electrical machines and focuses on their
applications in the
í
iei d
oí
energy generation, its control and regulation. This book will
help the reader
onderstand
the methods of modelling energy systems for controller
design application as weO as gain a basic understanding of the processes involved in the
design of control systems and regulators. It will also be a useful guide to simulation of
the dynamics of energy systems and for implementing monitoring systems based on
the estimation of internal system variables from measurements of observable system
variables.
Dynamic Modeling,
Simubtíum
aud
Control of Energy Generation will serve as a usetul
aid to designers of hybrid power generating systems involving advanced
technology
systems such as floating or offshore wind turbines and fuel cells. The book introduces
case studies of the practical control laws fora variety of energy generation systems based
on nonlinear dynamic models without relying on linearization. Also the book introduces
the reader to the
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nonlinear model based estimation techniques and their application
to
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| spelling | Vepa, Ranjan Verfasser aut Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation Ranjan Vepa London [u.a.] Springer 2013 XVI, 373 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Lecture notes in energy 20 Renewable energy sources Biotechnology Energy Dynamische Modellierung (DE-588)4139122-6 gnd rswk-swf Energieerzeugung (DE-588)4070813-5 gnd rswk-swf Energieerzeugung (DE-588)4070813-5 s Dynamische Modellierung (DE-588)4139122-6 s DE-604 Lecture notes in energy 20 (DE-604)BV040667788 20 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027219439&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027219439&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Vepa, Ranjan Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation Lecture notes in energy Renewable energy sources Biotechnology Energy Dynamische Modellierung (DE-588)4139122-6 gnd Energieerzeugung (DE-588)4070813-5 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4139122-6 (DE-588)4070813-5 |
| title | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation |
| title_auth | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation |
| title_exact_search | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation |
| title_full | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation Ranjan Vepa |
| title_fullStr | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation Ranjan Vepa |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation Ranjan Vepa |
| title_short | Dynamic modeling, simulation and control of energy generation |
| title_sort | dynamic modeling simulation and control of energy generation |
| topic | Renewable energy sources Biotechnology Energy Dynamische Modellierung (DE-588)4139122-6 gnd Energieerzeugung (DE-588)4070813-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Renewable energy sources Biotechnology Energy Dynamische Modellierung Energieerzeugung |
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