EP3776788A1 - Method, device and computer program product for operating one or more wind turbines - Google Patents
Method, device and computer program product for operating one or more wind turbinesInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for operating a wind turbine or several wind turbines combined in a wind farm, as well as a control device designed for carrying out the method and a corresponding computer program product.
- Wind turbines are known from the prior art. They usually include a rotor with several - usually three - rotor blades.
- the rotor is rotatably mounted on a nacelle, the nacelle in turn being rotatably mounted on a tower. If necessary, the rotor drives a generator via a rotor shaft and a gear.
- a wind-induced rotational movement of the rotor can be converted into electrical energy, which can then be fed via converters and / or transformers - depending on the type of generator also at least partially directly - in an electrical network.
- the networks into which a wind energy plant or a group of wind turbines directly feeds the energy generated constitute a potential bottleneck for energy supply, which results from the protection of the components used there, such as transformers, etc.
- Whether and to what extent wind turbines are actually available for system services depends inter alia on the available, free transmission capacity of the network in which a wind turbine feeds its power.
- this free transmission capacity constantly changes with the power actually fed into the network, whereby the free transmission capacity, in particular in high-wind phases with correspondingly high power supply, can certainly also drop to zero. Since, however, no possibility is known from the prior art to provide variable power feed as a system service even with fluctuating free transmission capacity in a local area network In the prior art, wind turbines are not regularly used to provide ancillary services.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method, a control device and a computer program product with which wind energy plants can be used to provide ancillary services.
- the invention relates to a method for operating a wind energy plant or several wind energy plants connected to a wind farm with a control device for controlling the power supply of the wind turbine (s), the control device for receiving control signals of at least two higher-level control systems with different wind turbines. rather priority is formed, with the steps:
- control device is reserved for the higher-level control from which the control signal originates:
- the invention relates to a control device for controlling the power supply of a wind turbine or several wind turbines combined in a wind farm, wherein the control device is designed to receive control signals of at least two higher-level control systems with different priority via a remote data transmission network, wherein the control device for Implementation of the method according to the invention is formed.
- the invention also relates to a computer program product comprising program parts which, when loaded in a computer, preferably a control device of a wind turbine or of a wind farm, are designed for carrying out the method according to the invention.
- the power supply and other functions of a wind energy plant or of wind farms can be controlled by external control signals sent to the respective control device of the wind energy plant or the wind farm, this control signal regularly coming from a single superordinate control.
- the invention has recognized that the implementation of control signals from various superordinate control systems is advantageous for providing system services by wind turbines. In order to achieve sufficient security in the availability of wind turbines for system services and at the same time to protect the network to which the wind energy plant (s) is or are connected from overload, two measures are provided according to the invention.
- the one higher-level controller is assigned to the operator of the network into which the wind energy plant or the wind farm feeds directly, while the other higher-level control is assigned to a system service provider who calls system services as required to ensure network stability in transmission networks.
- the network operator-associated controller enjoys a higher priority than the controller assigned to the system service provider.
- the higher-order controllers are assigned differently and / or more than two higher-level controllers are provided, whereby at least one of the control systems has a higher priority than another of the higher-level controllers.
- other higher-level controls for example a direct distributor of electrical energy, may also be provided.
- the control device can be reserved for predetermined or resulting from the operation control or received control signals flexible time points for a particular higher-level control, whose control signals are to be implemented primarily.
- a timetable stored in the control device it can be determined from which higher-level control control signals are primarily converted.
- the timetable can be created by the control device itself, one of the higher-level controls or another separate unit and transmitted to the control device and / or possibly the higher-level controls. Based on forecasts, the timetable can in principle specify at which times a wind turbine or a wind farm is available for a specific higher-level control, for example for system services, if necessary.
- Forecasts can be, for example, weather forecasts, in particular wind forecasts, but also consumption forecasts based on empirical values, on the basis of which u. a. the load of the network into which the wind turbine or wind farm feeds can be predicted. For times when a high network utilization is to be expected, it can then be specified in the timetable, for example, that in principle only control signals of the superordinate control assigned to the network operator are implemented, which regularly serve to protect the network.
- the other higher-level control systems can use the timetable to recognize that at some point in time a particular wind turbine or wind farm is not available for them, for example for the provision of ancillary services. In this case, for example, a system service provider must retrieve a possibly required system service from another generator unit.
- the control device of the wind energy plant or of the wind farm is in principle designed to actually implement only those control signals in the control of the wind energy plant or the wind farm, which come from that parent control, for which the control device - eg., According to the timetable - is reserved.
- control device may be configured to receive the received signal Still implement control signal.
- a wind energy installation or a wind farm can also be used, for example, to provide ancillary services if it is not explicitly reserved for it.
- control signals of other higher-level control systems are not implemented in principle.
- control device for a given period and / or until the next proper reservation - for example according to the timetable - for that is superordinate control, from which the control signal comes.
- the reservation for precisely this higher-level control can be limited in time, for example to a predetermined period of time. It is advantageous, however, if such a reservation is valid at most up to the time at which, for example, according to the timetable, there is a reservation for a specific higher-level control. This can ensure that a possibly specified timetable is basically adhered to.
- control signals of a higher-level control are only implemented if the control device is reserved for this control or there is no reservation can be deviated according to the invention if a control signal is received from a higher-level control whose priority is higher than the priority of the parent controller for which the controller is currently reserved. If a control signal originates from a higher-level controller with a correspondingly higher priority, the control signal can be converted despite a different reservation. In this way, it can be ensured, for example, that a network operator can reduce or completely switch off the power supply of a wind energy plant or wind farm, even if the wind energy plant or the wind farm is actually a system service provider for the provision of systems. services should be available. In order to prevent control signals from higher-level higher-level controls from being directly implemented, it may be provided that the controller receives an acknowledgment from the higher-priority control unit with the higher priority that its control signal actually has to be implemented.
- control signal of a higher-level control system is implemented according to the schedule, for example according to the timetable, it is preferred for the higher-level control to use the control device for a predetermined time period and / or until the next reservation has been made correctly, for example according to the timetable reserved for the higher priority.
- control for which the control device is reserved is notified that the control device is no longer available despite a reservation.
- the higher-priority controller can be informed that the control device currently not available. In this way, it can be ensured, for example, that the higher-level controllers, in addition to the information from a timetable, for which ordered control a controller is reserved at a given time, be informed immediately about the reservation state and in particular any deviations from just this roadmap. This information can be taken directly into account by the higher-level controllers.
- the timetable is in the form of a block chain, which is preferably stored in the control device and at least one, preferably all superordinate control devices.
- a blockchain By using a blockchain, it can be ensured that the schedule is identical and tamper-proof for each unit where the blockchain is stored. At the same time, the schedule or block chain can easily be updated when making reservations for a new forecast period.
- the timetable includes, for example, the period of time for a particular reservation as well as a clear identification of the superior control to which the reservation applies. It may be sufficient if only the start time of a reservation is stored in the timetable, wherein the period of the reservation results from the start time of the subsequent reservation. In the timetable, such times in which the wind power plant or the wind farm, for example, is shut down for maintenance reasons and thus can not feed in power, can be deposited.
- the blockchain may contain further information in the sense of smart contracts, by means of which contractual agreements are mapped in the case where a control device, contrary to the original reservation, does not represent the higher-level control for which she is actually reserved, is available.
- a smart contract for example, special allowances or contractual penalties can be mapped, which can then be billed automatically.
- a smart contract can, for example, include a chain of commands, according to which the relevant measurement data and control commands of the time interval are signed together with the contract data with a secret key and / or sent to an address stored in the smart contract.
- the timetable requires that it be processed according to a predefined set of rules and set in the control unit separately from the timetable, for example by using a semaphore. This allows a current "new reservation" to be displayed without having to change the original timetable.
- the predefined rules can, for example, be stored as a smart contract in the blockchain.
- a higher-level controller is preferably the network operator of the network, in which the power supply of the wind turbine or the wind farm is done, another higher-level control assigned to a system service provider.
- the controller assigned to the network operator preferably has a higher priority than the controller assigned to the system service provider.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an association of several networks with power supply from a wind energy plant and a wind farm
- Figure 2 a schematic representation of the method according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a transmission network 1 to which a plurality of local distribution networks 2 are connected.
- Conventional power plants 3, one of which is shown as an example, are connected to the power supply to the transmission network 1.
- the energy generated by the conventional power plants 3 reaches the individual distribution networks 2.
- a single wind turbine 4 is connected to a distribution network 2 for power supply, while at another distribution network 2, a wind farm 5 comprising a plurality of wind turbines 4 'is connected via a windpark internal network 6 for power supply.
- the individual wind turbine 4 has a control unit 7, which is connected to a remote data transmission network, for example the Internet, and which is connected to the control tion of the power supply of the individual wind turbine 4 is formed.
- the wind farm 5 has a comparable control unit 7, which is integrated, for example, in the park master at the transfer point between the wind farm internal network 6 and distribution network 2.
- the control unit 7 of the wind farm 5 is also equipped with a remote data transmission network.
- it is connected via a wind farm internal data network 8 with the individual wind turbines 4 'of the wind farm 5 in order to be able to control these individually.
- a higher-level control 9 is provided, which via suitable, via the remote data transmission network to the control unit 7 of the wind turbine 4 and the wind farm transmitted control signals can affect the power supply of the wind turbine 4 and the wind farm 5.
- the power supply can be reduced or completely switched off in order to prevent the individual components of the distribution network 2, such as transformers (not shown) from being damaged by excessively large and / or too Protect long-lasting overload.
- a superordinate controller 10 of a system service provider which supports the frequency and voltage maintenance in the transmission network 1 on behalf of the transmission system operator.
- the superordinate controller 10 is connected via a remote data transmission network to the individual power generation units, such as the conventional power plants 3, the individual wind energy plant 4 and the wind farm 5, or with their respective control device 7, in order to supply their power via suitable power sources Control signals to influence such that, for example, the frequency and / or the voltage in the transmission network 1 defined setpoints corresponds.
- the control devices 7 can in principle receive control signals both from the respectively higher-level control 9 of the respective network operator and from the higher-level control 10 of the system service provider.
- control device 7 receives control signals of one of its higher-level control signals Controls 9, 10 processed, is explained with reference to Figure 2.
- the control device receives a control signal from one of its higher-level controllers 9, 10, the control signal comprising identification features which allow it to be unambiguously assigned to one of the higher-level controllers 9, 10.
- step 101 it is checked from which higher-level control 9, 10 the control signal originates and whether the control 9, 10 thus determined is the one for which the control device 7 was reserved at the time the control signal was received.
- memory 1 1 which is part of control device 7, is used.
- the memory 1 1 are a schedule for the reservation of the control unit 7, a semaphore on a possible deviation from the stored timetable and a priori- sation of the controls 9, 10 are stored.
- the timetable which is stored in the form of a block chain both in the memory 1 1 and in the higher-level controllers 9, 10, contains a forward-looking list of time intervals with the respective indication for which of the control units 9, 10 the control device 7 is reserved.
- the timetable is created or updated at regular intervals by the respective higher-level controller 9 of the network operator on the basis of weather and consumption forecasts and transmitted via the remote data transmission network to the respectively subordinate control device 7 and the higher-level control 10 of the system service provider.
- the timetable can have the following form:
- each period which of course can also include a date and is preferably Universal Time Code (UTC) compliant
- UTC Universal Time Code
- the wind turbine 4 or the wind farm 5 is not available to any of the higher-level controls 9, 10 and regularly also supplies no power to the respective distribution network 2.
- the blockchain regulations are still deposited in case of deviations from the timetable, which map in the sense of a smart contract contractual arrangements and can be executed directly by the controller 7 based on the stored in the memory 11 and the timetable regulations.
- a reservation deviation is stored in a reservation semaphore in the memory 11. If no deviation is required, the reservation semaphore is set to logical zero and the reservation from the timetable is taken into account; in the event of a deviation, the reservation semaphore is set to the superordinate instance for which the control device 7 is to be reserved differently from the timetable, in which case the timetable no longer arrives. Finally, in each case the priority of the higher-level controllers 9, 10 is stored in the memory 1 1, based on which the test of priority described below can be done.
- the control signal received by the control device 7 may contain information on the priority of the sending higher-order control 9, 10.
- the higher-level controller 9 of the network operator enjoys a higher priority than the controller 10 of the system service provider.
- step 101 If it is determined in step 101 that the control signal previously received in step 100 originates from the higher-level control 9, 10 for which the control device 7 is currently reserved in accordance with the timetable stored in the memory 11 and the additional reservation semaphore, then step 102 takes place immediately The conversion of the received control signal by the control device 7.
- the control signal can, for example, change the power supply of the wind turbine 4 or the wind farm 5 in order to support the network 1, 2 in terms of voltage and frequency. If this is not the case, it is checked in step 103 whether, according to the timetable and the reservation map, there is currently a reservation at all. If there is no reservation, in step 104 the control device 7 is reserved for the higher-level control 9, 10 from which the control signal comes.
- This reservation is stored in the reservation semaphore and maintained until a new reservation has been made according to the timetable. If, in the timetable shown above by way of example, the control device 7 is reserved for the superordinate controller 9 of the network operator at time 11:40 because at that time a control signal of precisely this control 9 was received, the reservation becomes 1: 45 maintained. For that time, there is a new reservation, so that the reservation semaphore is set to logical zero, which means that the schedule is regular again.
- step 103 If it is determined in step 103 that a reservation exists for the control device 7 - which is then mandatory for a higher-level controller 9, 10, of which the control signal is not received - it is checked in step 105 whether the received control signal has been sent by a higher-level controller 9, 10 whose priority stored in the memory 11 is higher than that for which the control device 7 is currently reserved. If this test results in a lower priority, the received control signal can not be converted. Thereupon, in step 106, a corresponding message is sent to the higher-level controller 10, from which the control signal originates. At the same time a comparison with the timetable in the memory 1 1 can be done.
- step 107 the execution of the schedule for deviations from the timetable stored in the timetable can be triggered as a separate process. Independently of this, the method ends in this case after passing through step 106 (step 108) and is restarted at step 100 upon receipt of a further control signal.
- step 105 If it is determined in step 105 that the control signal has been sent from a higher-level control 9 with a higher priority than the priority of the controller 10 for which the control device 7 is reserved, a request is initially made to the control signal in step 109 sending out higher-level control 9, whether the control signal must be implemented imperative despite existing reservation otherwise.
- the higher-level controller 9 can then check whether there are any other, possibly better, ways of achieving the regulatory objective it pursues.
- step 11 1 After receiving a response from the higher-level control 9 in question (step 1 10), it is checked (step 11 1). If it is determined that conversion of the control signal is not required, the method ends in step 108 and is re-executed on receipt of a further control signal (step 100). The termination of the method without the received control signal being implemented corresponds to the rejection or rejection of the control signal. If the control signal has to be converted, a message is sent to the higher-level control 10 for which the control device 7 was originally reserved, that the control device 7 is no longer available for precisely this higher-level control 10 at least until the next valid reservation.
- step 104 the reservation is set to the higher priority control 9, so that subsequent control signals from this controller 9 can be immediately implemented (steps 100, 101, 102).
- This modification of the reservation allows the execution of the scheme defined in the timetable as Smart Contract for departures from the schedule are triggered as a separate process (step 107).
- the control signal is converted (step 102).
- control device 7 of the wind turbine 4 or the wind farm 5 can be ensured that safety-critical control signals of the parent controller 9 of the network operator are also implemented when the controller 7 is reserved for another higher-level controller 10.
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