When ROSCO´s pitch control signal exceeds SD_MaxPit the turbine shuts down. This works very well.
I tried to initiate a spontaneous shutdown by manipulating the input signals to the controller by setting either/both the wind speed and the input pitch angle to a large value (the latter > SD_MaxPit) for a short period of time, but I could not initiate the shut down procedure.
Is there a way to initiate shutdown by manipulating the input signals?
Thanks in advance,
Duncan
Hi Duncan,
I’m not sure exactly what and how you are simulating in this case, but here are a few options:
You can manipulate the input signal to the shutdown controller here: ROSCO/ControllerBlocks.f90 at 77278f5d1cee95a830b22d79797b351481e87972 · NREL/ROSCO · GitHub.
It looks like the shutdown is determined based on the blade pitch angle determined by the controller. If you were trying to manipulate that, I would change the generator speed input to the controller.
If you want to shut down at a specific time, you can also use the ServoDyn input here: ROSCO/IEA-15-240-RWT-UMaineSemi_ServoDyn.dat at 77278f5d1cee95a830b22d79797b351481e87972 · NREL/ROSCO · GitHub.
I hope this helps.
Best, Dan
Hello Daniel,
Thank you for your answer. I will have try to manipulate the generator speed first.
Best regards,
Duncan