摘要

The long pipeline in bottom-founded hydraulic wind turbines will greatly reduce the system natural frequency, and pressure resonances can occur more easily at multiple frequencies under time-varying wind excitation, which will reduce the electrical power quality and endanger the safe operation of the system. First, the hydraulic system impedance model is established based on electric-hydraulic analogy, and the pressure transfer function of two ends of the long pipeline is obtained, based on which the pressure resonance condition equation is solved by theoretical derivation. Furthermore, the multiple parameters sensitivity analysis of resonant frequency is carried out by using Isight and MATLAB. A novel active control strategy of pressure resonance is proposed, where the variable motor is adopted as the control object for real-time control of the terminal impedance to make the resonance frequency avoid the excitation frequency, and its feasibility is verified. Finally, with the objectives of optimizing the pressure pulsation attenuation and wind energy loss, a multi-objective genetic algorithm is used to optimize the parameters of the control object. A reliable Pareto set is obtained through multiple iterations, and different degrees of resonance suppression can be achieved.