Wind Turbine Generator Parameter Identification During No-Load Start-Up
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Solution Overview
Problem
Manual configuration of wind turbine generator parameters leads to misconfiguration, affecting control performance and operational safety, and increases software maintenance complexity.
Innovation Solution
A method and apparatus for automatically identifying wind turbine generator parameters by controlling the generator to no-load start and shutdown, measuring rotor angle, pole-pair number, flux linkage, stator resistance, and inductance using manual enable control modes for circuit breakers and rectifier-side modulation, avoiding manual configuration errors.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If manual configuration of wind turbine generator parameters is used, then the control system can be set up, but parameter misconfiguration occurs affecting control performance and operational safety
Solution Approach 1:
The system automatically identifies generator parameters through no-load start-up testing and signal processing, enabling the control system to self-configure without manual intervention. The parameter identification device autonomously measures rotor angle, pole-pair number, flux linkage, stator resistance, and inductance by analyzing operating data during controlled start-up and shutdown sequences.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces manual parameter configuration (mechanical/human operation) with automated electronic identification. The control system uses signal processing algorithms to automatically extract generator parameters from operating data, substituting the manual writing process with an automated measurement and calculation system.
2Ease of manufacture
If manual configuration of wind turbine generator parameters is used, then the control system can be set up, but software maintenance complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system automatically identifies generator parameters through no-load start-up testing and signal processing, enabling the control system to self-configure without manual intervention. The parameter identification device autonomously measures rotor angle, pole-pair number, flux linkage, stator resistance, and inductance by analyzing operating data during controlled start-up and shutdown sequences.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces manual parameter configuration (mechanical/human operation) with automated electronic identification. The control system uses signal processing algorithms to automatically extract generator parameters from operating data, substituting the manual writing process with an automated measurement and calculation system.
3Measurement precision
If automated parameter identification is implemented, then parameter accuracy improves, but additional measurement and control processes are required
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs parameter identification during the no-load start-up and shutdown processes, which are preliminary operations before normal grid-connected operation. By conducting measurements during these mandatory preliminary steps, the system obtains accurate parameters without requiring separate dedicated measurement procedures.
Solution Approach 2:
The control system performs multiple functions simultaneously: it controls the no-load start-up and shutdown sequences while also conducting parameter measurements and signal processing. The same control hardware and software used for operational control are utilized for parameter identification, eliminating the need for separate dedicated measurement equipment.
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AI summary
A parameter identification method and a parameter identification apparatus for a wind turbine generator are provided, in which the parameter identification method includes: controlling the generator to no-load start and shut down by adjusting a blade angle; acquiring operating data of the generator in a duration from no-load start to shutdown of the generator; and determining parameters of the generator based on the acquired operating data of the generator.