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    • 专利摘要:
    Procedure for controlling the torque output of an electric pitch motor (1). A control system (2) comprises a first unit (3) which controls the pitch angle of the rotor blade, a second unit (7) which compares a reference speed Sr with a current speed Sa of the engine speed (1). The second unit (7) controls the speed of the motor (1), a third unit (10) which regulates the motor (1). The control system (2) comprises a first overload unit (13) and a second overload unit (14). The second overload unit (14) receives an error rate signal Se, which is the difference between Sr and Sa detected by the second unit (7). Second overload unit (14) compares See with a maximum permissible speed value: Smax, and the second overload unit (14) sends a signal to the motor (1) to control its torque performance.
    公开号:DK201570660A1
    申请号:DKP201570660
    申请日:2015-10-15
    公开日:2017-05-15
    发明作者:Jesper Thomsen；Torben Rønnow；Jacob Danielsen；Christian Nielsen
    申请人:Deif As；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    Procedure for controlling the torque output of an electric pitch engine; an electric pitch control system and its use
    BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for controlling the torque output of an electric pitch engine with an electric pitch control system which controls a rotor blade, which pitch control system comprises a first unit comparing a received reference pitch angle Pr with a current pitch angle. Pa of the rotor blade, which Pa value is recorded by and received from a resolver, and that the first unit further regulates the pitch angle of the rotor blade according to the pitch angle values received, one after the first unit electrically connected second unit, which second unit compares a reference speed Sr received from the first unit at a current speed Sa of the engine speed, which current speed Sa is measured by the resolver and transmitted to the second unit, and that the second unit regulates the engine speed according to the received speed values, one after the second unit electrically connected third unit comparing a reference torque Tr for mot which value is received from the second unit - with the current torque Ta, and which unit further regulates the motor torque performance, which control system further comprises a first overload unit between the third unit and the motor.
    The invention also relates to an electric pitch control system for practicing the method, which pitch control system is adapted to control the torque output of an electric pitch motor, which control system comprises a first unit comprising a first summator arranged to compare a reference pitch angle Pr with a current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade, which Pa value is provided by a resolver, and the first unit further comprises a first regulator unit adapted to control the pitch angle of the rotor; a second unit electrically connected to said first unit, said second unit comprising a second summator arranged to compare a reference speed Sr received from said first unit with a current speed Sa of said engine speed measured and calculated by said resolver, and a second one; a control unit adapted to control the engine speed; and a third unit electrically connected to the second unit comprising a third summator arranged to compare a reference torque Tr of the motor - which value is received from the second unit - with the current torque Ta of the motor, and the third unit further comprises a third control unit which is arranged to control the torque performance of the motor, which control system further comprises a first overload unit located between the third unit and the motor.
    The invention also relates to the use of the electric pitch control system for practicing the method.
    Finally, the invention relates to the use of the method of controlling a rotor blade in a wind turbine.
    The blades on a wind turbine are operated by an electric pitch control system. This is also called pitch operation. An electric motor acting as actuator for each blade moves it. A typical wind turbine has three blades, so the number of individually driven motors is three. The electric pitch control system also forms an interface to the Nacellen electrical system, from which it receives information about pitch setting and the electric current to drive the motors and thus the blades. The pitch control system has two primary functions: one is during normal operation, where the pitch angle is used to optimize blade alignment in all wind situations. The second is the very important brake of the wind turbine. This braking function works by moving the blade from the operating point (from 0 ° to 30 ° depending on the actual average wind speed) to stops that are 90 °.
    As the pitch control system is the only brake system that the turbine has, the three motors must be controlled individually and independently.
    It is thus important that the wings of the system can be turned and adjusted correctly. If a turbine is to be stopped, each blade is rotated so that the leading edge of each blade faces forward with the wind, thereby preventing the mill's blades from braking. The adjustment of each wing takes place independently of the other wings.
    Pitch control systems are generally used to pitch / angle the blades with respect to wind or current so that the blades take the right angle relative to the wind or, alternatively, the water flow load. In connection with the production of power to the wiring grid, there are two operating situations: 1) Power is produced below the nominal level: In this situation, the average wind speed is too small for the turbine to obtain sufficient power to produce to the nominal level. Therefore, the pitch angle is set to optimum setting as a function of the recorded average wind speed. For a standard wind turbine the level will be +/- 2 degrees compared to 0 degrees. The pitch speed will be around 0.5 degrees / s or less. 2) Nominal level power is produced: In this situation, the wind turbine rotor can generate enough energy for the wind turbine to produce nominal electrical energy supplied to the grid. In this mode of operation, the energy of the wind must be limited by pitching the blades to a position where the blade profile is thus less optimal. In this mode of operation, the pitch angle is between 2 and 30 °. The pitch speed can be up to 10 ° / s, depending on the size of the wind turbine, gusts and the general turbulence of the wind. Turbulence is calculated according to the known guidelines for turbines at around 20% of the average wind speed. When the rated power is reached, the pitch angle is corrected in order to limit the torque on the motor's shaft.
    Gusts are a critical factor for the blades and for the pitch control system, with the blades typically having to pitch / angle very quickly as the blades move into a gust.
    A gust can be both negative and positive in relation to the average wind speed. Typically, a blade passes through a gust of less than a second. Then, when the next leaf rotates into the zone, the gust may have disappeared and the gust impact of this blade is thus zero.
    The power peaks that occur during a gust are 100% up to 300% of the nominal torque of the engine shaft. Thus, the pitch engine must counteract a torque that may be up to a factor of 3 required for normal operation to withstand these severe torque impacts, which typically occur 9-10 times a year. Thus, it is necessary in the known systems to over-dimension the motor by a factor of 3 and thus also to over-dimension the gear system and frequency converter in order to accommodate the rare torque influences which try to push the blades out of the wind. This contributes to expensive production of the wind turbine considerably.
    Thus, the oversized engine / gear system is only used for approx. 1% of a mill's lifetime and is therefore an expensive unit in relation to the utilization rate. In case of an overload e.g. at 20%, an integrator starts to buzz. If the level becomes too high, the torque is lowered so that no thermal overload occurs. In case the limit is set to 20%, the integrator will sum the difference between 1.2 * Tnom - Tact, where Tnom is the nominal torque and Tact is the current torque.
    The maximum torque value that can come out of the integrator is Tmax, which is thus the limiting torque level.
    If the Tact is greater than the limiting torque level, the torque value is changed so that the torque that the engine can provide is limited. That is, the engine cannot deliver the torque that the situation actually requires. Therefore, a very large engine is necessary in order for that situation not to arise and as mentioned up to a factor of 3, in relation to what is required in 99% of cases.
    It is therefore desirable to limit the torque and thus reduce the dimension of the pitch control system by being able to select a smaller motor and in addition a smaller frequency converter.
    It is the object of the present invention to provide a system which does not have the disadvantages listed or which at least provides a useful alternative to the prior art.
    This is accomplished by a method of the preamble stated and where the control system comprises another overload unit, which second overload unit receives an error rate signal Se which is the difference between Sr and Sa detected by the second unit, which other overload unit compares to a maximum permissible velocity value: Smax and that the second overload unit sends a signal to the motor to control its torque performance as a function of the value of Se.
    The object is also achieved with an electric pitch control system of the one stated in the preamble, and also where the control system comprises another overload unit, which second overload unit is arranged to receive an error rate signal Se, which is the difference between Sr and Sa registered from the other unit. which other overload unit is arranged to compare See with a maximum permissible speed value: Smax, and that the second overload unit is arranged to send a signal to the motor, at which signal the motor torque output is regulated.
    This uses the engine speed as an additional parameter to control the engine's torque. This parameter, together with the incorporation of the overload unit, causes a gust to be detected and handled at an earlier time. As a result, the engine torque output will be activated earlier so that the engine torque is better utilized. This can reduce the size of the engine. At the reduced engine size, the blade controlled by that engine will pitch out, but for a very short time interval, which has no significant impact on the mill's operation.
    Thus, the current pitch position of the blade can be moved away from a reference value without entering a failure mode. The controller units make sure to eliminate differences between the reference values and the current values. If the reference values are changed, the current value will also change so that no difference between the values occurs, however, so that a difference in the current position Pa of a blade and its reference position Pr does not cause an error message. I.e. that the blade can actually follow the aerodynamic impact when a gust hits the blade. The engine's torque performance now does not have to be so great that it can counteract the power of the blade. This is in contrast to today's technology, where differences in Pr and Pa are not accepted.
    The invention thus includes a speed error as an additional parameter for controlling the torque of the motor. The error rate signal Se is built in as an additional parameter, since Se is the difference between the reference speed and the current speed of the engine speed: Sref-Sact. This value is taken from the second unit summator and processed in the second overload unit. A maximum error rate signal Smax is predefined and the value is typically 50-100 rpm. Preferably at 100 rpm.
    The invention thus means that a gust is recorded at an earlier time and that the motor size can be reduced. At the same time, less engine torque will cause the blade to "flatten out", ie the current pitch angle relative to the reference angle may be different, without an error message triggering an action that ultimately stops the wind turbine to produce power. It is noted that the resolver is connected between the motor and the first unit. In a further convenient embodiment according to claim 2, the signal is a maximum and predefined torque value Tmax when Se is greater than Smax and the signal to the motor is the torque value Ta received from the third unit when Se is less than or equal to Smax.
    Due to the incorporation of the extra overload unit, the level of counteracting a peak torque is now reduced from being able to counteract a torque that is 3 times the nominal torque to just 1.5-2 times the nominal torque. .
    The torque output value - the signal - to the motor becomes either Tmax - which is a constant and predefined value - or Ta. The value of the torque Tmax is a function of the nominal torque value of the motor and that Tmax is set to 1.5-2 times the nominal torque value preferably 1.5. In a further convenient embodiment according to claim 3, the first unit comprises a first summator for comparing the reference pitch angle Pr with the current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade, and the first unit further comprises a first regulator unit which regulates the pitch angle of the rotor and the second unit comprises a second summator which compares the reference speed Sr with the current speed Sa, and includes a second regulator unit for controlling the engine speed, and the third unit comprises a third summator comparing the reference torque Tr for the motor with the current torque Ta and the third unit further comprises a third control unit which regulates the engine torque.
    This is a convenient way to arrange the circuit to provide the process. In a further convenient embodiment according to claim 4, the second overload unit comprises a comparator and a switch, which compares the speed signal Se from the second unit, which compares the Se to the maximum value for the speed Smax, and that the comparator sends a signal to the switch which forwards the signal. such that a signal to the motor for setting its torque is a maximum and predefined torque value Tmax when Se is greater than Smax and that the signal to the motor is the torque value Ta received from the third unit when Se is less than or equal to Smax .
    The comparator receives the speed signal View from a summator belonging to the other unit. In a further convenient embodiment according to claim 5, the switch occupies two positions an upper position where the Ta value is used, and a lower position where the Tmax value is used. In a further convenient embodiment of claim 6, the switch comprises a selector wherein a comparison of the incoming velocity value of Se is evaluated relative to Smax and so that the value '' false '' is selected when Se is less than Smax and that the value ' 'right' is selected when Se is larger than Smax. In a further convenient embodiment according to claim 7, the actual pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade is different from the reference pitch angle Pr when the engine torque performance is the Max value, whereby the rotor blade follows an aerodynamic effect of a wind.
    The control system is designed to accept the value. Ie that the pitch angle at high winds where the engine gives a Tmax value may be different from the reference value considered optimal and without triggering a fault with the system, the second overload unit causing the motor torque to set at a previous time than is the case in the prior art. This ensures that the peak torque is present for a much shorter period of time than is the case without the presence of another overload unit. By this arrangement, the rotor is allowed to flat out roughly without damaging the system and / or an error message occurs.
    The control system is connected to a main control system which takes care of the overall control of the electrical components that are included in the control and regulation of a wind turbine.
    The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, in which
    FIG. 1 shows a pitch control system according to the invention comprising a first and a second overload unit
    FIG. 2 shows a detailed view of the embodiment of FIG. 1 outlined another overload unit.
    FIG. 3 shows the effect of the wind speed on the pitch angle and on the torque performance of the pitch engine as a function of time.
    FIG. 1 shows a pitch control system 2 according to the invention comprising a first 13 and a second overload unit 14.
    The pitch control system 2 controls an electric pitch motor's 1 torque output. The motor 1 controls a rotor blade not shown in the drawing. The control system 2 comprises a first unit 3 consisting of a first summator 4 for comparing a reference pitch angle Pr with a current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade. The pa value is recorded by a resolver 5 coupled between the motor 1 and the first unit 3. An integrator 17 is connected between the summator 4 and the resolver 5. The first unit 3 also comprises a first regulator unit 6 for controlling the pitch angle of the rotor .
    The first unit 3 is electrically connected to a second unit 7. Between the two units an integrator 17 is connected. The second unit 7 comprises a second summator 8 which compares a reference speed Sr for the speed of the motor 1 and received from the first unit 3 at a current speed Sa for the speed of the motor 1. The speed Sa is detected by the resolver 5 and sent to the other unit. The second unit 7 further comprises a second regulator unit 9 which regulates the speed of the motor 1.
    The second unit 7 is electrically connected to a third unit 10. Between the two units an integrator 17 is connected. The third unit comprises a third summator 11 which compares a reference torque Tr for the motor 1 received from the second unit 7 - with the current torque Ta of the motor 1. In addition, the third unit 10 comprises a third control unit 12 which helps to regulate the torque of the motor 1.
    The control system 2 also comprises a first overload unit 13 between the third unit 12 and the motor 1 as well as a second overload unit 14. The first overload unit 13 operates according to known principles. The second overload unit 14 receives an error rate signal Se - which is the difference between Sr and Sa - from the second unit 7 summator 8. Second overload unit 14 compares Se to a maximum permissible value for speed: Smax, and the second overload unit 14 sends a signal to motor 1 for setting of its torque. Smax is set to a fixed value like 100 rpm. When Se is greater than Smax, the signal to motor 1 is a maximum and predefined torque value Tmax. Is See less a Smax, the signal to the motor 1 is a current torque value Ta which is the torque value received from the third unit 10. The value of the torque Tmax is a function of the nominal torque value of the motor and 1.5-2 times greater than the nominal torque value. . Preferably, 1.5 is selected. Hereby, the level of counteracting a peak level is reduced so that it simply corresponds to 1.5-2 times the nominal torque instead of, as in the prior art, being 3 times the nominal torque level.
    The second overload unit 14 comprises a comparator 15 and a switch 16, see Figure 2, where the mechanism of action is explained in more detail. The comparator 15 receives the velocity signal Se, which is the difference between Sr and Sa, from the second unit 7 summator 8. The comparator 15 compares Se to the maximum value of the speed Smax, and the comparator 15 sends a signal to the switch 16. The switch receives signals partly from a first unit 25, where the constant value Tmax is sent from the third unit 10, or from a coupling 26 which gives the value Ta. The switch 16 forwards the signal such that the torque setting signal to the motor 1 is Tmax when Se is greater than Smax. The signal for the motor 1 is the torque value Ta, which is the torque value received from the third unit 10 when Se is less than Smax. Thus, the switch 16 occupies two positions an upper position where the Ta value is used and a lower position where the Max value is used. This is done by means of a built-in selector built into the switch 16, which selects the value '' false 'when Se is less than Smax, and the value' 'real' when Se is greater than Smax.
    FIG. 3 shows the effect of the wind speed on the pitch angle and on the torque performance of the pitch engine as a function of time and using the invention.
    Switching on of the second overload unit 14 is shown during normal operation and during overload, which occurs during a strong gust.
    An important function of the overload unit 14 is that the current pitch position Pa is allowed to move away from the reference value of the position Pr, and without the position result resulting in an error message. Top figure 3 demonstrates the gust situation: Out of the x-axis the time [s] is recorded, and out of the y-axis the wind m / s is recorded. The gust starts at the vertical line on the far left.
    Middle Figure 3 shows the current pitch angle Pa shown by reference 18, and the reference pitch angle Pr is shown by reference number 19. Pa may deviate from Pr without causing an error condition. From the X-axis the time [s] is indicated and from the Y-axis the pitch angle [° / sj.
    Bottom figure 3 shows the activation of the second overload unit 14 and the torque constraint at the line with the reference number 20. Out of the Y-axis, the torque T [Nm] is shown. The line with the reference number 21 shows the momentum as it would look if the second overload unit 14 was not activated. .
    The vertical line on the far left shows the start of a gust. The upper horizontal line 22 is the nominal torque times 1.5, the lower horizontal line 23 is the maximum nominal torque Tmax, while the middle horizontal line 24 is the nominal torque times 1.2.
    The motor 1 torque output at point A indicates the situation where the torque output reaches the value 20% above the rated torque, and point B indicates where the output reaches the nominal torque level * 1.5 and here the second overload unit is activated. At point C, the value for Se below Smax and the other overload unit is deactivated, which is why the moment curve decreases.
    Thus, it is possible to activate the torque T at an earlier stage in the activity of the gust. Due to activation of the second overload unit, the maximum torque is present for a much shorter period of time than is the case in the prior art.
    The difference in area bounded by the line with ref. 20 relative to the area bounded by the line of ref. 21 shows the difference in the torque used and thus the total torque output, during the time the gust is present, is smaller when the second overload unit 14 is incorporated. Thus, the torque required in using the invention is considerably less. It is possible with the invention to activate the torque output of the engine at an earlier stage in the activity of the gust.
    An example: The maximum acceleration is typically 8 to 10 ° / s for a pitch control system. As the torque available is 150% compared to 300% as is known from the prior art, pitch pitching becomes slower and a speed of 4 to 5 ° / s can be expected. Since gusts are typically below one second, the pitch error will be below 4 to 5 ° with this invention. This is also an advantage for the gearbox, gears and gearbox when the level of torque is limited from 300% to 150% over the known systems, as these components can be reduced in dimensions.
    权利要求:
    Claims (10)
    [1]
    A method of controlling an electric pitch motor (1) torque output comprising an electric pitch control system (2), said pitch motor (1) controlling a rotor blade, said pitch control system (2) comprising a first unit (3) ) comparing a received reference pitch angle Pr with a current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade, which Pa value is recorded by and received from a resolver (5), and that the first unit (3) further regulates the pitch angle of the rotor blade according to to the received pitch angle values, one after the first unit electrically connected second unit (7) which second unit (7) compares a reference speed Sr received from the first unit (3) with a current speed Sa of the engine speed (1), which current speed Sa is measured and calculated by the resolver (5) and sent to the second unit, and the second unit (7) regulates the speed of the motor (1) according to the received speed values, one after the other unit (7) except for a third unit (10) which compares a reference torque Tr for the motor 1- which value is received from the second unit (7) - with the current torque Ta of the motor (1), which third unit (10) further regulates the torque performance of the motor (1) according to the torque references received which control system (2) further comprises a first overload unit (13) between the third unit (12) and the motor (1), characterized in that the control system also comprises a second overload unit (14), which second overload unit (14) receives an error rate signal Se which is the difference between Sr and Sa registered by the second unit (7), which other overload unit (14) compares Se to a maximum allowable speed value: Smax, and that the second overload unit (14) sends a signal to the motor (1 ) for controlling its torque performance which signal is a function of the value of Se.
    [2]
    Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the signal is a maximum and predefined torque value Tmax when Se is greater than Smax and that the signal for the motor (1) is the torque value Ta received from the third unit (10) when Se is less than or equal to Smax.
    [3]
    Method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the first unit (3) comprises a first summator (4) for comparing the reference pitch angle Pr with the current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade, and the first unit (3) further comprises a first regulator unit (6) controlling the pitch angle of the rotor, and the second unit (7) comprising a second summator (8) comparing the reference speed Sr with the current speed Sa and including a second regulator unit (9) for controlling the motor (1) speed of rotation and the third unit (10) comprises a third summator (11) comparing the reference torque Tr of the motor (1) with the current torque Ta of the motor (1), and the third unit (10) further comprises a third control unit (12) regulating the torque of the motor (1).
    [4]
    Method according to any of claims 1-3, characterized in that the second overload unit (14) comprises a comparator (15) and a switch (16), which comparator (15) receives the speed signal See from the second unit (7), which comparator (15) ) compares See with the maximum value of the speed Smax and the comparator (15) sends a signal to the switch (16) which transmits the signal such that a signal to the motor (1) for setting its torque output is a maximum and predefined torque value. Tmax when Se is greater than Smax and the signal to the motor (1) is the torque value Ta, which is a torque value received from the third unit (10) when Se is less than or equal to Smax.
    [5]
    Method according to claim 4, characterized in that the switch (16) occupies two positions an upper position where the Ta value is used and a lower position where the Tmax value is used.
    [6]
    Method according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that the switch (16) comprises a selector, wherein a comparison of the incoming velocity value of Se is evaluated in relation to Smax and so that the value '' false 'is selected when Se is less than Smax, and that the value '' really '' is selected when Se is greater than Smax.
    [7]
    Method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade is different from the reference pitch angle Pr when the torque output of the motor (1) is the Tmax value, whereby the rotor blade follows an aerodynamic effect of a wind.
    [8]
    An electric pitch control system (2) for performing the method according to any of the preceding claims, the pitch control system (2) adapted to control the torque output of an electric pitch motor (1), comprising a control system (2). a first unit (3) comprising a first summator (4) adapted to compare a reference pitch angle Pr with a current pitch angle Pa of the rotor blade, which Pa value is provided by a resolver (5), and the first unit (3) further comprising a first regulator unit (6) adapted to adjust the pitch angle of the rotor; a second unit (7) electrically connected to the first unit (3), said second unit (7) comprising a second summator (8) adapted to compare a reference rate Sr received from the first unit (3) at a current rate Sa for the rotational speed of the motor (1) measured by the resolver (5) and another regulator unit (9) adapted to control the rotational speed of the motor (1); and a third unit (10) electrically connected to the second unit (7) comprising a third summator (11) arranged to compare a reference torque Tr for the motor (1) - which value is received from the second unit (7) - with the current torque Ta of the motor (1), and the third unit (10) further comprises a third control unit (12) adapted to regulate the torque of the motor (1), which control system (2) further comprises a first overload unit (13) located between the third unit (10) and the motor (2), characterized in that the control system (2) also comprises a second overload unit (14), said second overload unit (14) adapted to receive an error rate signal Se, which is the difference between Sr and Sa , from the second unit (7), which second overload unit (14) is arranged to compare See at a maximum allowable speed value: Smax, and that the second overload unit (14) is arranged to send a signal to the motor (2), at which signal the torque performance of the motor (2) is regulated.
    [9]
    Use of the electric pitch control system of claims 8-9 for practicing the method of any of claims 1-7.
    [10]
    Use of the method according to any of claims 1-7 as well as of the electric pitch control system according to claims 8-9 for controlling a rotor blade in a wind turbine.
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