Wind power generation and control system

How can a wind generation system be regulated?

One approach involves operating the wind generation system with power reserve, achieved by shifting the MPPT reference. In this approach, the pitch angle can be regulated based on frequency deviations, enabling power reserves to participate in primary frequency control 156.

What is next-generation wind turbine control?

With turbines growing taller, blades extending longer, and installations expanding into offshore areas, supporting control systems must evolve to meet the complex demands of future power grids. This evolution calls for next-generation wind turbine control systems—a fusion of intelligent automation, digitalization, and adaptive control technologies.

What is the future of wind turbine control?

The future of wind turbine control will go beyond speed and power to deliver intelligence and resilience. These systems will learn from operational data, adapt to environmental and grid changes, and contribute to a more flexible, sustainable energy landscape.

What is the control objective of a wind generator?

The control objective is to regulate the motor speed rapidly and steadily, so as to keep the optimal tip-speed ratio and realize maximum energy conversion. The generator achieves its rated rotation but the power is still below the rated power. During this period, with the increase of wind speed, reaches its rated value.