Effective wind speed estimation: Comparison between Kalman Filter and Takagi-Sugeno observer techniques
Eckhard Gauterin1, Philipp Kammerer1, Martin Kühn2
1HTW University of Applied Sciences Berlin, Department of Engineering I, Control Engineering Group, Wilhelminenhofstr. 75a, D-12459 Berlin, Germany.
Abstract:
Advanced model-based control of wind turbines requires knowledge of the states and the wind speed. This paper benchmarks a nonlinear Takagi-Sugeno observer for wind speed estimation with enhanced Kalman Filter techniques: The performance and robustness towards model-structure uncertainties of the Takagi-Sugeno observer, a Linear, Extended and Unscented Kalman Filter are assessed. Hence the Takagi-Sugeno observer and enhanced Kalman Filter techniques are compared based on reduced-order models of a reference wind turbine with different modelling details. The objective is the systematic comparison with different design assumptions and requirements and the numerical evaluation of the reconstruction quality of the wind speed. Exemplified by a feedforward loop employing the reconstructed wind speed, the benefit of wind speed estimation within wind turbine control is illustrated.
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