The Study on Blade Pitch Control of Wind Power with Gain Scheduling

Ji Zhe Hai; Wen Lei Sun; Guo Yu Hu; An Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.522.364

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The Study on Blade Pitch Control of Wind Power with Gain Scheduling

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In this paper, we demonstrate the design and simulation of a baseline PID rotor collective pitch controller with a gain scheduling for WindPACT) operation. We use a FAST-Simulink model of the closed-loop system to describe simulating this controller.Through the simulation analysis and comparing the result, control effect with the control strategy of gain scheduling results in better power regulation. At the moment of wind speed make more close to the rated wind speed, the changes of pitch angle is more sensitive, and the output power is larger and more smoothly.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 522)

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Ji Zhe Hai, Wen Lei Sun, Guo Yu Hu, An Wu

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Gain Scheduling, Pitch Control, Wind Turbine (WT)

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