Comparative Analysis of Speed Control of Variable Speed Wind Turbine in Power System
From : 1 October, 2023
To : 1 July, 2024

Participants

Dr. Nora Atef Noureldeen - Eng. Mohamed Abdelghany Ammar

Country / City

Egypt

Funding Authority

Self- Financing

It's common to describe renewable energy as clean, local, and mostly uncontrolled. Large-scale hydropower is a major contributor to the world's electricity production, but wind power offers enormous potential, especially in coastal and storm-prone locations. Emerging energy technologies are being developed in addition to conventional renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower to diversify the energy mix.

By strategically leveraging a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator's (PMSG) Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) capacity, the initiative seeks to optimize the efficiency of wind energy systems. In this method, wind turbines are guaranteed to run at their peak power even in the face of variable wind conditions. This tactic is essential to improving power generation because to the wind's unpredictable and changing nature, as variations in wind speed directly affect.