Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation
The variable hydrological conditions that are found in run-of-the river projects require operations over a wide range of water-level variations. This article develops a novel optimisation strategy for permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) used in hydroelectric plant. The basis of this strate...
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doaj-3dac89ba05be4fbfa8f3aa9e3f9e92e02021-04-02T12:55:26ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-07-0110.1049/joe.2019.0100JOE.2019.0100Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variationJian Gao0Litao Dai1Wenjuan Zhang2Shoudao Huang3Hunan UniversityHunan UniversityChangsha UniversityHunan UniversityThe variable hydrological conditions that are found in run-of-the river projects require operations over a wide range of water-level variations. This article develops a novel optimisation strategy for permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) used in hydroelectric plant. The basis of this strategy is a simplified subdomain (SD) analytical model of the surface-mounted PM generator combined with an improved genetic algorithm, which searches the optimal generator parameters that maximise the operating efficiency of generators at different water-level conditions and minimise the material cost. The electromagnetic performances of the optimised generator are investigated and compared with conventional optimal design. It is found that the proposed method allows the emergence of higher performances in variable hydrological conditions.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2019.0100genetic algorithmssynchronous generatorsoptimisationpermanent magnet generatorsrivershydroelectric power stationsmultiobjective optimisationhydroelectric pmsgwater-level variationvariable hydrological conditionsrun-of-the river projectsoptimisation strategypermanent magnet synchronous generatorhydroelectric plantsimplified subdomain analytical modelsurface-mounted pm generatorimproved genetic algorithmoptimal generator parametersdifferent water-level conditionsoptimised generator |
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Jian Gao Litao Dai Wenjuan Zhang Shoudao Huang Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation The Journal of Engineering genetic algorithms synchronous generators optimisation permanent magnet generators rivers hydroelectric power stations multiobjective optimisation hydroelectric pmsg water-level variation variable hydrological conditions run-of-the river projects optimisation strategy permanent magnet synchronous generator hydroelectric plant simplified subdomain analytical model surface-mounted pm generator improved genetic algorithm optimal generator parameters different water-level conditions optimised generator |
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Jian Gao Litao Dai Wenjuan Zhang Shoudao Huang |
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Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation |
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Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation |
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Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation |
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Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation |
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Multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric PMSG considering water-level variation |
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multi-objective optimisation of hydroelectric pmsg considering water-level variation |
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The Journal of Engineering |
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2051-3305 |
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The variable hydrological conditions that are found in run-of-the river projects require operations over a wide range of water-level variations. This article develops a novel optimisation strategy for permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) used in hydroelectric plant. The basis of this strategy is a simplified subdomain (SD) analytical model of the surface-mounted PM generator combined with an improved genetic algorithm, which searches the optimal generator parameters that maximise the operating efficiency of generators at different water-level conditions and minimise the material cost. The electromagnetic performances of the optimised generator are investigated and compared with conventional optimal design. It is found that the proposed method allows the emergence of higher performances in variable hydrological conditions. |
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genetic algorithms synchronous generators optimisation permanent magnet generators rivers hydroelectric power stations multiobjective optimisation hydroelectric pmsg water-level variation variable hydrological conditions run-of-the river projects optimisation strategy permanent magnet synchronous generator hydroelectric plant simplified subdomain analytical model surface-mounted pm generator improved genetic algorithm optimal generator parameters different water-level conditions optimised generator |
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