Optimal tuning for a classical wind turbine controller

Carlo Tibaldi, Morten Hartvig Hansen, Lars Christian Henriksen

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    Abstract

    Fine tuning of controllers for pitch-torque regulated wind turbines is an opportunity to improve the wind turbine performances and reduce the cost of energy without applying any changes to the design. For this purpose, a method for automatically tune a classical controller based on numerical optimization is developed and tested. To have a better understanding of the problem a parametric analysis of the wind turbine performances due to changes in the controller parameters is first performed. Thereafter results obtained with the automatic tuning show that is possible to identify a finer controller tuning that improves the wind turbine performances. For the case study selected in this work, a 2% cost function reduction is achieved with seven iterations.
    Original languageEnglish
    Article number012099
    Book seriesJournal of Physics: Conference Series (Online)
    Volume555
    Number of pages11
    ISSN1742-6596
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2014
    EventThe science of Making Torque from Wind 2012: 4th scientific conference - Universität Oldenburg, Oldenburg, Germany
    Duration: 9 Oct 201211 Oct 2012
    http://www.forwind.de/makingtorque/Home.html

    Conference

    ConferenceThe science of Making Torque from Wind 2012
    LocationUniversität Oldenburg
    Country/TerritoryGermany
    CityOldenburg
    Period09/10/201211/10/2012
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