Real time modeling and control of a wind farm connected to a multi-bus network under faulty conditions.

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Abstract
This paper describes the detailed modeling and simulation of an aerogenerators system based on DFIG using RT-LAB simulator. A stator flux oriented vector is applied to decouple the control of active and reactive powers generated by the DFIG, and other controllers are needed to keep the DC-link voltage and grid currents at desired values. In order to adjust appropriately the pitch angle and keep the wind power at rated value, a pitch control and MPPT are involved. The model of the studied was developed first in the MATLAB, then, it was rebuilt on RT-LAB to test its performance. Simulation results validate the capability of the platform to achieve rapid simulation of complex power systems. At the end, the details of the simulation results are presented, discussed, and concluded.
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Authors Benaama, Kamel;Khiat, Mounir;Barkat, Said;
Journal ISA transactions
Year 2019
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S0019-0578(19)30131-4
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complex power system dfig real-time simulation wind farm wind turbine

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