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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2006 No.8TWO MODEL SWICHED PREDICTIVE PITCH CONTROL FOR WIND TURBINE BASED ON SUPPORT VECTOR REGRESSION

TWO MODEL SWICHED PREDICTIVE
PITCH CONTROL FOR WIND TURBINE
BASED ON SUPPORT VECTOR
REGRESSION

 

LIN Yonggang  LI Wei  CUI Baoling

(State Key Laboratory of Fluid Power Transmission and Control, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027)

 

Abstract: Model predictive control arithmetic is used for wind turbine pitch control, whose nonlinear model is identified by support vector regression (SVR). But wind turbine’s model may be changed under fieldwork, so incremental learning algorithm is adopted for SVR online identification. The improved sequential minimal optimization (SMO) algorithm is used to substitute the original quadratic programming (QP). And the algorithm is further improved by the method that the invalid break points are eliminated and the model is stored and reused. So the calculation time of SVR online identification is greatly shorted. Because the differential circuit is used in the electro-hydraulic proportional pitch-controlled system and the direction of load is changeless, the model is different between feathering and backpaddling. Therefore the two models are switched in the predictive control course. Then when wind speed is above the rated, the generator power is kept more steadily around the rated and the pitch load fluctuation is greatly reduced by the algorithm which is used in the pitch-controlled wind turbine semi-physical simulation test-bed than traditional PID control one.

Key words:Model predictive control  Pitch-controlled  SVR  SMO  Semi-physical

CLC No: TK83

国家863计划(2001AA512020)和国家自然科学基金(50505043)资助项目.Received 20050607,received in revised form 20060110

 
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