Smart Wind Turbine Control Design using MATLAB

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This example shows how to model, parameterize, and test a wind turbine with a supervisory, pitch angle, MPPT (maximum power point tracking), and derating control.

Designing a wind turbine with a supervisory, pitch angle, MPPT, and derating control involves multiple steps, including modeling, parameterizing, and testing.
Wind Turbine Modeling: The first step is to model the wind turbine using mathematical equations and simulation software. This model should include the physical components of the turbine, such as the rotor blades, generator, gearbox, and controller. The model should also consider environmental factors such as wind speed, direction, and turbulence.
Parameterization: Once the turbine model is created, it is important to parameterize it to ensure that it operates efficiently and safely. This involves selecting appropriate values for various parameters such as blade length, blade angle, generator rating, and controller gains.
Supervisory Control: A supervisory controller is responsible for managing the overall operation of the wind turbine, including start-up, shut-down, and emergency procedures. The controller must ensure that the turbine operates within safe limits while maximizing energy production.
Pitch Angle Control: Pitch angle control is used to adjust the angle of the rotor blades to optimize power production while avoiding damage to the turbine. The pitch angle controller adjusts the angle of the blades based on the wind speed and other environmental factors. This control strategy can be implemented using various techniques, such as PI control or state feedback control.
MPPT Control: The MPPT control is used to track the maximum power point of the wind turbine by adjusting the generator speed. This control strategy adjusts the generator speed based on the wind speed and other environmental factors to ensure that the turbine operates at the optimal operating point.
Derating Control: Derating control is used to limit the power output of the turbine when it is operating under adverse conditions such as high wind speeds or extreme temperatures. The derating control algorithm reduces the generator speed or adjusts the blade angle to prevent damage to the turbine.
Testing: After the turbine model is parameterized and the control algorithms are implemented, it is necessary to test the system under various operating conditions. This can be done using simulation software or through physical testing of a prototype turbine.
Using MATLAB Simulink to model, parameterize, and test a wind turbine with supervisory, pitch angle, MPPT, and derating control involves creating a Simulink model of the turbine, parameterizing the model, designing and implementing control algorithms, and testing the system under various operating conditions using Simulink's simulation capabilities.

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