Design of Resonance Damper for Wind Energy Conversion System Providing Frequency Support Service to Low Inertia Power Systems

Due to the higher proportion of non-synchronous power resources in microgrids, adequate frequency regulation supports are required to maintain acceptable system frequency stability. As one of the sources for frequency regulation support in microgrid operation, via proper droop controller operations,...

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description Due to the higher proportion of non-synchronous power resources in microgrids, adequate frequency regulation supports are required to maintain acceptable system frequency stability. As one of the sources for frequency regulation support in microgrid operation, via proper droop controller operations, wind energy conversion systems (WECS) could deliver kinetic energy stored in their turbines to the grid when needed. However, as the system inertia becomes smaller, the droop controller's response to system disturbances could cause the WECS to resonate with the grid and lead to torsional stress and fatigue damage in the WECS drivetrain. To protect the WECS against such damage, a resonance damper based on pole-zero cancellation technique is proposed in this paper. Simulation results depict the possible resonance phenomenon, and the reduction of undesired fatigue damage by the proposed damper retrofitted to the droop controller while improving the overall frequency regulation. Sensitivity analysis results are also provided to verify its robustness for practical applications.
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Damage
Distributed generation
Electric power distribution
Energy conversion
Fatigue damage
Fatigue failure
Frequency analysis
Frequency control
frequency regulation
Frequency stability
Generators
Inertia
island power system
Kinetic energy
Microgrids
Powertrain
Resonance
Retrofitting
Sensitivity analysis
torsional oscillation
Torsional stress
Turbines
Wind energy conversion
Wind power
wind turbine
Wind turbines
title Design of Resonance Damper for Wind Energy Conversion System Providing Frequency Support Service to Low Inertia Power Systems
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