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• NEURAL NETWORK METHOD OF PREDICTIVE CONTROL IN MICROGRIDS WITH MECHATRONIC WIND-GENERATOR SYSTEM

  N.К. Poluyanovich , N.I. Svetlichnyi , О. V. Kachelaev , М.N. Dubyago

  128-144

  2025-10-01

  Abstract ▼

  The influence of various factors on the accuracy of forecasting wind turbine generator (WTG) generation is considered. The optimal set of input parameters (day, month, time, wind speed, air temperature, atmospheric pressure and estimated power output of wind turbine) for forecasting is determined, and the methods of their processing are substantiated. The influence of influencing factors on the accuracy of forecasting the generated power of wind turbines was investigated. Profiles of input data for forecasting the power generation of wind power plants are constructed. The peculiarities of meteorological conditions for a year are considered, frequently occurring wind speed values are determined, etc., for the selection of an optimal wind turbine. It is shown that the meteorological conditions meet the passport requirements of the WTG selected for the region under consideration. Neural network (NN) models for forecasting the power generation of wind turbines are considered, the optimal NN is selected, the structure is built and the algorithm of NN for forecasting the generated power of wind turbines is developed. The developed mathematical model of wind power generation is aimed at improving accuracy and adaptability by taking into account key dynamic factors (wind speed and change in wind direction, air temperature and density, etc.). The combined wind turbine generation control method (MPPT + Pitch) is chosen to ensure a balance between efficiency and safety. The combined method of controlling the wind turbine generation (MPPT + Pitch) is chosen, which provides a balance between efficiency and safety. Based on the estimated generated power of wind turbines, and meteorological conditions at the location, the neural network model showed high accuracy in predicting the power of wind turbines. It is shown that the selected type of wind turbine combines technological reliability, cost-effectiveness and compliance with modern trends in wind energy. The NN model allows maintaining a balance between generated and consumed electricity, and, consequently, increases efficiency, reduces parasitic losses in the microgrid, and reduces wear and tear of equipment.