Abstract
Taking into account the ideas presented in the previous chapters, one can highlight the objectives of the WECS control (see Section 2.7). The list bellow selects the most important:
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controlling the wind captured power for speeds larger than the rated
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maximising the wind harvested power in partial load zone as long as constraints on speed and captured power are met
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alleviating the variable loads, in order to guarantee a certain level of resilience of the mechanical parts
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meeting strict power quality standards (power factor, harmonics, flicker, etc)
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transferring the electrical power to the grid at an imposed level, for wide range of wind velocities
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(2008). Basics of the Wind Turbine Control Systems. In: Optimal Control of Wind Energy Systems. Advances in Industrial Control. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-080-3_4
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