Analysis of the influence of drydock main pumps drive on electric network

Abstract

<p>The influence of unadjustable-speed AC drive and adjustable-speed DC drive of the drydock main pumps on the network of the Okean shipyard (Ukraine) is investigated in MatLab SimPowerSystems.</p><p>To accurately simulate deep-bar induction motors, the own method of determining the parameters of the T-shaped equivalent circuit and viscous friction coefficient of a virtual motor according to catalog data is used. This method is based on formulas that correspond to the T-shaped and refined L-shaped equivalent circuit. It is proposed to introduce the corrected values of the initial starting and critical torque ratio into the calculation. The rated power factor is determined indirectly and compared with the catalog value. The dependences of rotor resistance are approximated by elementary functions, which provide almost constant values of these parameters at subcritical slip values.</p><p>As a result of the simulation, it became clear that even with the alternate starting of unregulated electric pump units, there is a significant voltage drop in the network.</p><p>The mathematical model of DC drives was built with a common dual-circuit automatic speed control system. A resonance filter is included at the input of each synchronized 6-pulse generator, thereby eliminating possible errors in operation.</p><p>The simulation results prove that during the operation of DC drives, there are switching voltage variations in the network, substantially non-sinusoidal current consumption and reactive power consumption. Given the stray capacitance of the cable line, high-frequency voltage fluctuations occur, which are dangerous for electric equipment.</p>Through the use of the harmonic filtering and reactive power control device, these negative phenomena can be eliminated, thus, the DC drive will surpass unadjustable-speed induction motor drive in many respects. To minimize reactive power consumption, an automatic control system with an integrated variable gain reactor power controller can be used

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Pavel Khristo

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  • EP ID EP668829
  • DOI 10.15587/1729-4061.2019.177837
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Pavel Khristo (2019). Analysis of the influence of drydock main pumps drive on electric network. Восточно-Европейский журнал передовых технологий, 5(8), 15-35. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-668829