Control by variable rotor speed of a fixed-pitch wind turbine operating in a wide speed range
Journal article, 1993

Variable rotor speed control of a fixed-pitch wind turbine is investigated on a system consisting of a wind turbine which can operate in a wide speed range, from 0 to 38 Rpm, and produce any desired output from the rated (20 kW) to no-load, providing there is wind enough. A special technique is used to determine the operating point from the measured rotor speed and power. This is important for the control of the system. The main problem with this type of wind turbine control is to determine the upper speed limit.

wind nergy

measurement

control

variable speed

Author

Torbjörn Thiringer

Department of Electrical Machines and Power Electronics

Jan Linders

Department of Electrical Machines and Power Electronics

IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion

Vol. 8 3 520-526

Subject Categories

Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering

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