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Title:
Direct Torque Control and Direct Power Control with Multilevel Converters for Variable Speed Wind Turbines
Authors: Ahmed Abd Elsattar;Ahmed M. Atallah
Year: 2016
Keywords: Direct Torque Control; Direct Power Control ; Multilevel Converter ; Variable Speed Wind Turbines ; Machine Side Converter.
Journal: 2016 Eighteenth International Middle East Power Systems Conference (MEPCON)
Volume: Not Available
Issue: Not Available
Pages: 480 - 489
Publisher: IEEE
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

This paper presents WECS (wind energy conversion system) installed with BTB (back-to-back) medium voltage diode clamped five-level converter and SCIG (Squirrel-Cage- Induction-Generator) for a large capacity wind turbine (5MW). The DTC (direct torque control) has been used for the machine side diode clamped five-level converter. The use of DTC with the MLC (multilevel converter) gives a better performance of SCIG (flux, torque, current and speed) to improve the energy efficiency of a variable speed WECS. Utility-grid side diode clamped five-level converter uses the DPC (direct power control) technique. This technique is used to improve the performance of the delivered power flowing from the dc-link to the electric utility-grid (decrease ripples of the DC-link voltage, decrease THD (total-harmonic-distortion) and improve the power factor of the injected power to the utility-grid). The proposed system simulation is done using Matlab/SimulinkSimscape Power Systems to compare this system and the classical two-level converter.

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