Simulation of the Operation of an Autonomous Wind Power Plant with Aerodynamic Multiplication Based on an Asynchronous Generator with a Phase Rotor with Excitation From a Voltage-Source Inverter

Year 2025, Volume: 5 Issue: 2, 142 - 151, 16.06.2025

Hlib Strunkin

https://doi.org/10.5152/tepes.2025.24034

Abstract

The article indicates the relevance of the construction of autonomous wind power plants (WPPs) in Ukraine. Information is provided on a new autonomous WPP with aerodynamic multiplication based on an asynchronous generator with a phase rotor (AGPR) with excitation from a voltage-source inverter. The construction of a simulation model of an autonomous WPP in the PSIM modeling program (Powerism Inc; Michigan, U.S.A.) environment is covered. The operation of the installation is simulated when the speed of the primary wind flow changes. Conclusions are made about the efficiency of the autonomous wind power installation with aerodynamic multiplication based on an AGPR with excitation from a voltage-source inverter when the speed of the primary wind flow changes.

Keywords

Aerodynamic multiplication , autonomous wind power plant , asynchronous generator with a phase rotor , primary wind flow speed , simulation modeling , voltage-source inverter

Thanks

The author would like to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Mehmet Onur Gülbahçe, İstanbul Technical University, Department of Electrical Engineering, for a number of valuable comments and advice during the preparation of the manuscript.

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