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Improving Power Captured of Variable Speed Wind Turbine by using Adaptive Control Algorithm

Mebiratu Allo Begawo and Gete Tesfaye Zelie
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Mebiratu Allo Begawo: Master’s Scholar in Control and Instrumentation engineering at Hawassa University, Institute of technology, Hawassa, Ethiopia
Gete Tesfaye Zelie: M.Sc. in power system engineering at Assosa University College of Engineering, Assosa, Ethiopia

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, 2021, vol. 8, issue 6, 07-16

Abstract: Wind energy generated by using wind as a fuel is clean and non-polluting as a result it has become more widespread today. However, the uncertainty in the aerodynamic parameters makes the wind energy to cost more. Many researches have been done to increase the wind turbine efficiency, but they fail to consider this uncertain aerodynamic parameters. In this paper an adaptive control technique, which resembles the existing quadratic controller used by the wind industry for variable speed wind turbines below rated power, is designed to reduce the negative effects of this uncertainty. This adaptive controller uses a simple, highly intuitive extremum seeking scheme designed to seek out the optimal gain for maximizing the turbine’s energy capture. The adaptive controller has been tested and validated using MATLAB simulation

Date: 2021
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