Doubly fed induction generator versus direct drive permanent magnet synchronous generator in wind power applications
Ikhsanova, Liliya
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Ikhsanova, Liliya
Abstract
The objective of this master's thesis is to compare two different generator systems for wind turbines. It is the doubly fed induction generator system with three stage gearbox and the direct drive permanent magnet generator system. The comparison of generator systems is based on annual energy production for a given wind climate. For comparison a 3 MW, 15 rpm wind turbine is used. Modelling of a turbine rotor, gearbox and converters were done. Design of two generators was done and their performance was examined.
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The objective of this master's thesis is to compare two different generator systems for wind turbines. It is the doubly fed induction generator system with three stage gearbox and the direct drive permanent magnet generator system. The comparison of generator systems is based on annual energy production for a given wind climate. For comparison a 3 MW, 15 rpm wind turbine is used. Modelling of a turbine rotor, gearbox and converters were done. Design of two generators was done and their performance was examined.
Key concepts: Permanent magnet synchronous generator, Induction generator, Shunt generator, Generator (circuit theory), Wind power, Electrical engineering, Doubly fed electric machine, Magnet