Electrical Engineering  2014, Vol. 15 Issue (06): 69-72    DOI:
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Research on Low Voltage Ride-Through TechniquesFor Wind TurbinesUsing Doubly-Fed Induction Generator
Cui Ke Ju, Rong Lv Jin
College of Electrical and Automatic Engineering, Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing 210042

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Abstract  In this paper, we’ll study the wind turbine’s low-voltage ride through capability with doubly-fed induction wind power generation system. Firstly, we gave a detailed analysis of the basic working principle of the doubly-fed induction wind power generation system, designed the rotor side converter and grid side converter’s improved vector control strategy and simulated in Matlab/Simulink environment. Then, we derive low voltage ride through schemes according to the simulation analysis based on the fault characteristics of wind power generation system. When the short-circuit fault occurs in power grid, we can achieve fault ride-through of doubly fed wind power generation system by the dynamic voltage regulator connected in series between the wind turbine generator and the grid. Finally, we raise low voltage ride through new control scheme based on the stator side of DVR. And through simulation experiment, the scheme can increase low voltage ride-through capability of wind power generation system.
Key wordsdoubly-fed induction wind power generation system      vector control      voltage sag      low voltage ride through      dynamic voltage regulator     
Published: 11 June 2014
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Cui Ke Ju,Rong Lv Jin. Research on Low Voltage Ride-Through TechniquesFor Wind TurbinesUsing Doubly-Fed Induction Generator[J]. Electrical Engineering, 2014, 15(06): 69-72.
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