Abstract:
At least one embodiment of the invention generally relates to a drive system for a facility having an alternating-current isolated network, in particular for a ship or an offshore platform, including a three-phase drive machine, which can be operated both as a motor and as a generator, and including a converter having a direct-current intermediate circuit having an intermediate circuit voltage. At least one embodiment of the invention aims to provide a way of avoiding undesired and/or impermissible voltage and/or frequency increases in the alternating-current isolated network. For this purpose, the drive system includes according to the invention an energy absorbing device arranged in the intermediate circuit, which energy absorbing device includes at least one energy absorber, which preferably includes at least one electrical resistor, for absorbing at least a part of the electrical energy that the three-phase drive machine generates in generator operation and outputs to the intermediate circuit by way of the motor-side current converter of the converter. The energy absorber can be activated by the energy absorbing device according to the polarity of the intermediate circuit voltage. The energy absorbing device is preferably variable regarding an absorption of electrical braking power of the three-phase drive machine.
Abstract:
A transverse flux machine has at least three phases, each provided by a stator core and phase windings. Each of the at least three phases is captured within a common housing. Parallel lines extend from the at least three phases, and a current source converter is created on each of the parallel lines by inductors, a switching network, and communicating capacitors, which are received within the common housing.
Abstract:
Two inverters in series in the DC line of a slip-recovery motor drive of the SCR controlled type are asymmetrically controlled to allow reduced current reflected back in the transformer. Two secondaries in the transformer are associated with the respective inverters. Reduced rating of the transformer, reduced saturable reactor in the DC link and improved power factor are direct advantages of such arrangement.
Abstract:
In a separate excitation type inverter device in which an A.C. power source is used as a commutating source, the inverter device is controlled so as to maintain a certain predetermined amplitude of the commutating voltage when the voltage of the A.C. power source is dropped or becomes unbalanced.
Abstract:
A power converter comprising a plurality of pairs of electrical valve bridges which have a plurality of electrical valves connected in each bridge between DC terminals and AC terminals connected to an AC load and a plurality of controllable DC power means for feeding pulsating unidirectional current into the DC terminals of the electrical valve bridges or out of the DC terminals whereby the unidirectional pulsating current is distributed to the plurality of pairs of electrical valve bridges for feeding to the AC load. The power converter further comprises magnetically coupled reactors connected in unidirectional pulsating current lines. Alternatively, it further comprises DC lines of the unidirectional pulsating current lines which are connected as a common lines.
Abstract:
A connection member includes: a first short bar whose one end is attached to a first terminal block; a second short bar which extends in a longitudinal direction of the first short bar and whose one end is attached to a second terminal block, at least part of the other end of the second short bar overlapping the first short bar; and a guide member which is attached to an overlapping part of the first short bar and the second short bar and which allows the second short bar to move relative to the first short bar in the longitudinal direction while maintaining surface contact between the first short bar and the second short bar at the overlapping part.
Abstract:
This thyristor starter includes a control angle operation portion including a function or a table showing relation between a rotation speed of a synchronous machine and a phase control angle of an inverter and finding a phase control angle having a value in accordance with the rotation speed of the synchronous machine found by a speed operation portion. The phase control angle varies from a minimum value to a maximum value in accordance with the rotation speed of the synchronous machine, and a rate of increase in phase control angle relative to the rotation speed of the synchronous machine is varied in a plurality of steps in accordance with the rotation speed of the synchronous machine.
Abstract:
Power conversion systems and integrated multi-phase chokes providing high common mode to differential mode choke inductance ratios with circular and triangular shapes for concurrent differential filtering and common-mode voltage blocking in motor drives and other power conversion applications.
Abstract:
A transverse flux machine has at least three phases, each provided by a stator core and phase windings. Each of the at least three phases is captured within a common housing. Parallel lines extend from the at least three phases, and a current source converter is created on each of the parallel lines by inductors, a switching network, and communicating capacitors, which are received within the common housing.
Abstract:
A switched resonant power converter applies AC to an induction motor. The power converter controls the magnitude and phase of the motor current, and tuning the stator flux accordingly in order to control the motor speed. A preprocessor operates on a speed command signal by getting the user speed command input to produce amplitude and phase-related signals for application to inputs of the power converter control.