Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants: LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework
Presents the principles, derivations, and equations of renewable energy power plants, including MATLAB codeAdvanced Control of Grid-Integrated Renewable Energy Power Plants presents a comprehensive introduction to the power system dynamics and stability of renewable energy power plants (RPPs), such...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Presents the principles, derivations, and equations of renewable energy power plants, including MATLAB codeAdvanced Control of Grid-Integrated Renewable Energy Power Plants presents a comprehensive introduction to the power system dynamics and stability of renewable energy power plants (RPPs), such as wind turbines, wind power plants, and photovoltaic systems. The author...a noted expert on the topic...takes a rigorous approach to the analysis and modelling of RPPs, such as turbine rotors, PV cells, electronic converters, transformers, and aggregated grid models. This approach allows for the validation of requirements for sustainable power systems based on formal methods.The text deals with nonlinear model-based observer and control design techniques in the Takagi-Sugeno (TS) framework. It explores the Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy (TSF) models which are nonlinear systems, in which the consequent part of a fuzzy rule is a mathematical formula, representing local dynamics or limited nonlinearities by sector functions. The strong property of the TSF finds several applications modelling dynamical systems that can be described by differential equations. The book's practical exercises use MATLAB code to help model simulation models of single large-scale wind turbines, wind farms, and photovoltaic plants. This important book:* Provides a complete introduction to the power system dynamics and stability of renewable energy power plants* Includes a detailed discussion of how to design model model-based controllers for RPPs* Takes a rigorous approach to the analysis and modelling of RPPs, including turbine rotors, PV cells, electronic converters, transformers, aggregated grid models, and more* Includes MATLAB code to model simulation models of single large-scale wind turbines, wind farms, and photovoltaic plantsWritten for students and researchers of renewable energy, Advanced Control of Grid-Integrated Renewable Energy Power Plants offers an authoritative text to the topic |
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
IX
ACRONYMS
XI
NOTATION
XIII
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1.1
ENERGY
TRANSITION
1
1.2
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION 5
1.3
METHODOLOGICAL
FRAMEWORK 9
1.4
TOPICS
OF THIS
BOOK 12
2
MODELING
OF WIND TURBINES
15
2.1
INTRODUCTION
15
2.2
FIRST-PRINCIPLE
MODELING
16
2.2.1
ENERGY CAPTURING: ACTUATOR
DISC CONCEPT 16
2.2.1.1
POWER
COEFFICIENT 18
2.2.1.2
THRUST
COEFFICIENT
20
2.2.2
ESSENTIALS
OF ROTOR BLADE THEORY
FOR CONTROL PURPOSE 21
2.2.3
THE
CE-A, CQ-A,
AND CR
-A
CURVES 27
2.2.4
WIND TURBINE
MODELS WITH 1- AND 4-DOF
32
2.2.5
SIMULATION-BASED MODEL
VALIDATION 38
2.3
CONTROL-ORIENTED
MODELS IN TS FORM
41
2.3.1
PARTIAL-
AND FULL-LOAD OPERATING
REGION 41
2.3.2
SINGLE-REGION
1-DOF MODELS
42
2.3.3
SINGLE-REGION
2- AND 3-DOF
MODELS 47
2.3.3.1
MODEL
WITH
TOWER AND ROTOR DOF 47
2.3.3.2
MODEL
WITH TOWER, ELASTIC
DRIVE TRAIN, AND ROTOR DOF
49
2.3.3.3
MODEL
WITH
TOWER, BLADES, AND ROTOR
DOF 50
2.3.4
MULTI-REGION MODEL
FOR DISTURBANCE OBSERVER
DESIGN 53
2.3.5
MULTI-REGION
MODEL FOR CONTROLLER DESIGN 57
2.4
SUMMARY
60
THIS
CE
NTENT
ONS,
TTEN
INC.
,
OES
LE
BOOK
,SE.
*CE
MAY
DING
HOF
LC.?
5
4.5.3
MODEL-FREE
POWER
TRACI
4.6
SUMMARY
160
4.7
PROBLEMS
160
4.8
BIBLIOGRAPHY
161
5
MODELING
AND CONTROL O
5.1
INTRODUCTION
163
5.2
THREE-PHASE
SIGNALS AM
5.3
AVERAGE
AND
INSTANTANEL
5.4
REDUCED-ORDER
VSC MC
5.5
POWER
INJECTION
IN THE S
5.6
VOLTAGE
DROP IN THE STEA
5.7
SELECTED
CONTROL CONCEJ
5.7.1
CONTROL
AND
FUNCTIONAL
5.7.2
CONTROL
SCHEME OF
GRID.
5.7.2.1
PQ
CONTROL OF GRID-FOLL(
5.7.2.2
CURRENT
CONTROL OF GFL
5.7.3
CONTROL
SCHEME
OF GRID
5.7.3.1
PQ
CONTROL
BY DIRECT DI
5.7.4
GRID-FORMING
VSC CON1
5.7.4.1
PQ
CONTROL AS
REFERENCE
CONTROL
189
5.8
SUMMARY
190
5.9
PROBLEMS
190
5.10
BIBLIOGRAPHY
191
6
ADVANCED
GRID INTEGRATIL
PLANTS 193
6.1
INTRODUCTION
193
6.2
DESCRIPTION
OF TEST SCEN
6.3
INTEGRATION
OF WIND POM
6.3.1
RESPONSE
TO ACTIVE POW
6.3.2
DECREASE
IN WIND INFLOV
6.3.3
RESPONSE
TO REACTIVE PO
6.3.4
GRID
DISTURBANCE
REJECT
6.4
INTEGRATION
OF PV POWER
6.4.1
RESPONSE
TO ACTIVE POW
6.4.2
RES
FLUCTUATION:
IRRADK
6.4.3
RESPONSE
TO
REACTIVE PO
6.4.4
GRID
DISTURBANCE REJECT
6.5
SUMMARY
210
6.6
PROBLEMS
211
6.7
BIBLIOGRAPHY
212
VI
I CONTENTS
2.5
PROBLEMS
60
2.6
BIBLIOGRAPHY
61
3
CONTROL
OF WIND TURBINES
63
3.1
INTRODUCTION
63
3.2
BASELINE
GENERATOR-TORQUE AND BLADE-PITCH
CONTROLLER 63
3.3
MODEL-BASED
CONTROL OF WTS
72
3.3.1
CONTROL
SCHEME
72
3.3.2
EFFECTIVE
WIND
SPEED AND STATE OBSERVER
72
3.3.3
STATE
FEEDBACK
DESIGN FOR PARTIAL-
AND FULL-LOAD
OPERATING
REGION
79
3.3.3.1
DESIGN
OF A
FULL-LOAD REGION
CONTROL WITH STATE
FEEDBACK
82
3.3.3.2
CONTROL-DESIGN
OF
PARTIAL-LOAD OPERATING
REGION
85
3.3.3.3
CONTROL CONCEPT FOR
BUMPLESS TRANSITION
BETWEEN OPERATING
REGIONS
93
3.4
MODEL-BASED
POWER
TRACKING 95
3.4.1
INTRODUCTION
95
3.4.2
GOVERNOR CONCEPT
OF SYNCHRONOUS MACHINES
96
3.4.3
CONTROL-ORIENTED
MODELS AND SCHEMES
98
3.4.3.1
CONTROL-ORIENTED
MODEL AND CONTROL
SCHEME FOR V YY VYYYYED
99
3.4.3.2
CONTROL-ORIENTED
MODEL AND SCHEME FOR V
VYYYYD
100
3.4.4
STATE
FEEDBACK AND FEEDFORWARD
DESIGN FOR POWER
TRACKING
104
3.4.4.1
CONTROLLER
DESIGN
FOR V YY
VRATED
105
3.4.4.2
CONTROLLER
DESIGN FOR V
V RATED
109
3.5
SUMMARY
111
3.6
PROBLEMS
112
3.7
BIBLIOGRAPHY
113
4
MODELING
AND CONTROL OF
PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANTS
115
4.1
INTRODUCTION
115
4.2
MODELING
OF PV GENERATORS
116
4.3
DC-DC
CONVERTER MODELING
121
4.3.1
OVERVIEW
OF SWITCHED-MODE
CONVERTER
121
4.3.2
GENERIC
STATE-SPACE AVERAGE MODELS
124
4.3.3
CIRCUIT DESIGN AND SIMULATION
127
4.4
VOLTAGE
CONTROL OF PV GENERATORS
131
4.4.1
CONTROL-ORIENTED
STATE-SPACE MODEL
131
4.4.2
STATE-FEEDBACK
DESIGN
136
4.5
DEMANDED
POWER TRACKING
147
4.5.1
OVERALL
CONTROL STRUCTURE
148
4.5.2
MODEL-BASED
POWER TRACKING
149
4.5.2.1
PERFORMANCE AND
ROBUSTNESS ANALYSIS
OF THE CASCADED
CONTROLLER
152
CONTENTS
LVII
4.5.3
MODEL-FREE
POWER TRACKING
154
4.6
SUMMARY
160
4.7
PROBLEMS
160
4.8
BIBLIOGRAPHY
161
5
MODELING
AND CONTROL OF VOLTAGE SOURCE CONVERTERS 163
5.1
INTRODUCTION
163
5.2
THREE-PHASE
SIGNALS
AND SYSTEMS
165
5.3
AVERAGE
AND INSTANTANEOUS POWER
169
5.4
REDUCED-ORDER VSC MODEL
173
5.5
POWER
INJECTION IN THE STEADY STATE
175
5.6
VOLTAGE
DROP IN THE STEADY STATE
176
5.7
SELECTED
CONTROL CONCEPTS
179
5.7.1
CONTROL
AND FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
179
5.7.2
CONTROL SCHEME OF GRID-FOLLOWING VSC
181
5.7.2.1
PQ
CONTROL OF
GRID-FOLLOWING VSC
183
5.7.2.2
CURRENT
CONTROL OF GFL VOLTAGE SOURCE CONVERTER
184
5.7.3
CONTROL
SCHEME OF GRID-FORMING VSC
185
5.7.3.1
PQ
CONTROL BY DIRECT DROOP-BASED VOLTAGE CONTROL
186
5.7.4
GRID-FORMING VSC CONTROL WITH INNER-LOOP CURRENT REGULATOR
188
5.7.4.1
PQ
CONTROL AS REFERENCE SIGNAL GENERATOR FOR LOWER-LEVEL
CONTROL
189
5.8
SUMMARY
190
5.9
PROBLEMS
190
5.10
BIBLIOGRAPHY
191
6
ADVANCED
GRID INTEGRATION OF PV AND WIND POWER
PLANTS
193
6.1
INTRODUCTION
193
6.2
DESCRIPTION OF
TEST SCENARIOS
194
6.3
INTEGRATION
OF WIND POWER PLANTS
197
6.3.1
RESPONSE
TO ACTIVE POWER REQUEST
198
6.3.2
DECREASE
IN WIND INFLOW
199
6.3.3
RESPONSE
TO REACTIVE POWER REQUEST
199
6.3.4
GRID
DISTURBANCE REJECTION
202
6.4
INTEGRATION
OF PV POWER PLANTS
205
6.4.1
RESPONSE
TO ACTIVE POWER REQUEST
205
6.4.2
RES
FLUCTUATION: IRRADIATION STEP
207
6.4.3
RESPONSE
TO REACTIVE POWER REQUEST
207
6.4.4
GRID
DISTURBANCE REJECTION
207
6.5
SUMMARY
210
6.6
PROBLEMS
211
6.7
BIBLIOGRAPHY
212
VIII
I
CONTENTS
A
MODELING
IN THE TAKAGI-SUGENO
FRAMEWORK
213
A.1
INTRODUCTION
213
A.2
CONSTRUCTING
TS SYSTEMS
214
A.2.1
SECTOR-NONLINEARITY APPROACH
214
A.2.2
TAYLOR
LINEARIZATION
AND INTERPOLATION
215
B
LMI
CONDITIONS
FOR STABILITY
ANALYSIS AND
CONTROLLER
DESIGN
219
B.1
INTRODUCTION
219
B.2
LINEAR
MATRIX INEQUALITIES
220
B.2.1
BASICS
220
B.2.2
SUITABLE AUXILIARY
LEMMAS 222
B.3
STABILITY
ANALYSIS OF
TS SYSTEMS 223
B.3.1
STABILITY
OF UNFORCED TS
SYSTEMS 223
B.3.1.1
ASYMPTOTIC
STABILITY
223
B.3.1.2
D-STABILITY 224
B.4
RELAXATIONS
229
B.5
STATE
FEEDBACK
DESIGN FOR TS SYSTEMS
230
B.5.1
POLE
REGION
SPECIFICATION
231
B.5.2
MINIMIZATION
OF
M1
233
B.5.3
STABILITY OF FORCED
SYSTEMS 233
B.5.3.1
DISTURBANCE
REJECTION
233
B.5.3.2
INPUT-TO-STATE
STABILITY
234
B.6
OBSERVER DESIGN
FOR TS SYSTEMS 236
B.6.1
POLE
REGION
SPECIFICATION FOR
OBSERVER DESIGN
237
C
RENEWABLE
ENERGY SOURCES
239
C.1
WIND
ENERGY
SYSTEMS 239
C.1.1
FROUDE'S
ACTUATOR DISC
THEORY (FROUDE-RANKINE
THEOREM)
239
C.1.2
ROTOR-EQUIVALENT
WIND
SPEED 240
C.1.3
MEMBERSHIP
FUNCTIONS AND MATRICES OF
TS MULTI-REGION
MODEL 241
D
PARAMETERS
OF RENEWABLE
ENERGY POWER
PLANTS
243
D.1
PHYSICAL
CONSTANTS
243
D.2
WIND
POWER PLANT
PARAMETERS 243
D.3
PV
POWER
PLANT PARAMETERS 243
D.4
VSC
PARAMETERS
245
D.5
EQUIVALENT
GRID
MODEL PARAMETERS
246
E
CONTROL
CONCEPT FOR
BUMPLESS TRANSITION
BETWEEN OPERATING
REGIONS
247
PREFACE
OVER
THE PAST
20 YEARS,
THERE HAS
CAPACITY OF
RENEWABLE
ENERGY SOU]
[IRENA,
2020].
IN CONTRAST
TO CO
NUCLEAR
POWER PLANTS
WITH LARGE
S
ARE
MUCH
SMALLER
AND
INTEGRATED IT
THIS LEADS
TO A HIGHLY
DISTRIBUTED
ALL VOLTAGE
LEVELS INTO
THE POWER
GR
CURRENTLY,
MOST RENEWABLE
ENERI
INTO
THE GRID,
BUT PROVIDE
LITTLE OR
FUTURE,
THIS
WILL NO
LONGER BE
SUFFII
SHARE OF
SYNCHRONOUS
MACHINE-BA
TRALIZED
REGENERATIVE
GENERATORS N
DEMAND
FOR FREQUENCY
AND
VOLTAGE
AND GRID-FORMING
CONVERTERS,
EVER
BATTERY
ENERGY STORAGE
SYSTEMS
0
POSSIBLE,
SUCH AS
FACTS AND
STAT
THERE
IS,
STILL TODAY,
NO COMMO
THIS
PROBLEM
OF GRID
OPERATION WITL
THE
BOOK AIMS TO
CONTRIBUTE
TO THI
MODELING,
MATHEMATICAL
SYSTEMS
IS
ON THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
MODEL
WIND POWER
PLANTS,
WHICH
ARE ALSO
FREQUENCY AND
VOLTAGE
STABILIZATIOI
THIS
BOOK IS USEFUL
FOR READERS
IA
VOLTAIC
(PV) POWER
PLANT
MODELII
MODEL-BASED
CONTROL
CONCEPTS
FOR
GRID
INTEGRATION BY
INVERTERS
WITH
IS
SUITABLE FOR
STUDENTS
FROM THE
AND
ACADEMICS,
AND
PHD
STUDEN
REFERENCES
251
INDEX
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| spelling | Schulte, Horst Verfasser (DE-588)1341661601 aut Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework Horst Schulte (Head of Control Engineering Group, HTW Berlin, Germany) Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2024 Piscataway, NJ IEEE Press xiii, 269 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme 229 mm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Presents the principles, derivations, and equations of renewable energy power plants, including MATLAB codeAdvanced Control of Grid-Integrated Renewable Energy Power Plants presents a comprehensive introduction to the power system dynamics and stability of renewable energy power plants (RPPs), such as wind turbines, wind power plants, and photovoltaic systems. The author...a noted expert on the topic...takes a rigorous approach to the analysis and modelling of RPPs, such as turbine rotors, PV cells, electronic converters, transformers, and aggregated grid models. This approach allows for the validation of requirements for sustainable power systems based on formal methods.The text deals with nonlinear model-based observer and control design techniques in the Takagi-Sugeno (TS) framework. It explores the Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy (TSF) models which are nonlinear systems, in which the consequent part of a fuzzy rule is a mathematical formula, representing local dynamics or limited nonlinearities by sector functions. The strong property of the TSF finds several applications modelling dynamical systems that can be described by differential equations. The book's practical exercises use MATLAB code to help model simulation models of single large-scale wind turbines, wind farms, and photovoltaic plants. This important book:* Provides a complete introduction to the power system dynamics and stability of renewable energy power plants* Includes a detailed discussion of how to design model model-based controllers for RPPs* Takes a rigorous approach to the analysis and modelling of RPPs, including turbine rotors, PV cells, electronic converters, transformers, aggregated grid models, and more* Includes MATLAB code to model simulation models of single large-scale wind turbines, wind farms, and photovoltaic plantsWritten for students and researchers of renewable energy, Advanced Control of Grid-Integrated Renewable Energy Power Plants offers an authoritative text to the topic Elektronik, Elektrotechnik, Nachrichtentechnik Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 9781119701408 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 9781119701286 Digitalisierung Bibliothek HTW Berlin application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=035167978&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework |
| title_auth | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework |
| title_exact_search | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework |
| title_full | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework Horst Schulte (Head of Control Engineering Group, HTW Berlin, Germany) |
| title_fullStr | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework Horst Schulte (Head of Control Engineering Group, HTW Berlin, Germany) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework Horst Schulte (Head of Control Engineering Group, HTW Berlin, Germany) |
| title_short | Advanced control of grid-integrated renewable energy power plants |
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| title_sub | LMI-based design in the Takagi-Sugeno framework |
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