Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system

To lower the difficulty of fault protection, a doubly-fed induction machine based shipboard propulsion system (DFIM-SPS) that is partially power decoupled is presented. In such an intrinsically safe SPS architecture, a synchronous generator (SG) is employed for power generation, and the accuracy of...

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Main Authors: Kai Ni, Yihua Hu, Chun Gan
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Published: China Electrotechnical Society 2020-12-01
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description To lower the difficulty of fault protection, a doubly-fed induction machine based shipboard propulsion system (DFIM-SPS) that is partially power decoupled is presented. In such an intrinsically safe SPS architecture, a synchronous generator (SG) is employed for power generation, and the accuracy of the parameters of power generation unit (PGU) plays an important role in SPS stable operation. In this paper, the PGU parameter deviations are studied to evaluate the effects on system performance. The models of salient-pole SG, type DC1A excitation system (EXS) and DFIM are illustrated first. Besides, the corresponding control scheme is explained. For the 16 important parameters of PGU, up to 40% of parameter deviations are applied to implement parameter sensitivity analysis. Then, simulation studies are carried out to evaluate the parameter deviation effects on system performance in detail. By defining three parameter deviation effect indicators (PDEIs), the effects on the PGU output variables, which are the terminal voltage and output active power, are studied. Moreover, the increasing rates of PDEIs with different degrees of parameter deviations for the key parameters are analyzed. Furthermore, the overall system performance is investigated for the two most influential PGU parameters. This paper provides some vital clues on SG and EXS parameter identification for DFIM-SPS.
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spelling doaj.art-cbe411a76e984746a1b03d35b86abf502023-08-02T12:17:27ZengChina Electrotechnical SocietyCES Transactions on Electrical Machines and Systems2096-35642837-03252020-12-014433934810.30941/CESTEMS.2020.00041Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion systemKai Ni0Yihua Hu1Chun Gan2State Key Laboratory of Advanced Electromagnetic Engineering and Technology, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, ChinaDepartment of Electronics Engineering, University of York, York, UKState Key Laboratory of Advanced Electromagnetic Engineering and Technology, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, ChinaTo lower the difficulty of fault protection, a doubly-fed induction machine based shipboard propulsion system (DFIM-SPS) that is partially power decoupled is presented. In such an intrinsically safe SPS architecture, a synchronous generator (SG) is employed for power generation, and the accuracy of the parameters of power generation unit (PGU) plays an important role in SPS stable operation. In this paper, the PGU parameter deviations are studied to evaluate the effects on system performance. The models of salient-pole SG, type DC1A excitation system (EXS) and DFIM are illustrated first. Besides, the corresponding control scheme is explained. For the 16 important parameters of PGU, up to 40% of parameter deviations are applied to implement parameter sensitivity analysis. Then, simulation studies are carried out to evaluate the parameter deviation effects on system performance in detail. By defining three parameter deviation effect indicators (PDEIs), the effects on the PGU output variables, which are the terminal voltage and output active power, are studied. Moreover, the increasing rates of PDEIs with different degrees of parameter deviations for the key parameters are analyzed. Furthermore, the overall system performance is investigated for the two most influential PGU parameters. This paper provides some vital clues on SG and EXS parameter identification for DFIM-SPS.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9312763shipboard propulsion systempartially power decoupleddoubly-fed induction machinesynchronous generatorparameter deviation
spellingShingle Kai Ni
Yihua Hu
Chun Gan
Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
CES Transactions on Electrical Machines and Systems
shipboard propulsion system
partially power decoupled
doubly-fed induction machine
synchronous generator
parameter deviation
title Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
title_full Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
title_fullStr Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
title_full_unstemmed Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
title_short Parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly-fed induction machine-based shipboard propulsion system
title_sort parameter deviation effect study of the power generation unit on a doubly fed induction machine based shipboard propulsion system
topic shipboard propulsion system
partially power decoupled
doubly-fed induction machine
synchronous generator
parameter deviation
url https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9312763
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