Abstract:
The invention provides an electrical generating system comprising an AC electrical generator (G) having an output, and a capacitor arrangement (Ca) provided at the output of the generator and arranged so as to offset a drop of voltage from no-load to full-load occurring at the output of the generator. As described, the generator (G) is a permanent-magnet generator having a plurality of terminals and associated output lines, and the capacitor arrangement comprises a respective capacitor (Ca) connected in series in each of the output lines, with the value of the capacitance of each capacitor being selected such that a drop of voltage from no-load to full-load occurring at the associated generator terminal is substantially offset at an output terminal of each said capacitor.
Abstract:
A microgrid comprises an electric vehicle battery storage system that supplies a first DC signal, a bus bar that receives the first DC signal and provides a combined DC signal, a frequency variable and/or voltage variable inverter that receives the combined DC signal, converts, responsive to one or more control signals, the combined DC signal into a first AC signal having variable frequency and/or variable voltage, and provides the first AC signal having the variable frequency and/or voltage to the electrical loads of the facility, and a DC to AC that receives, responsive to the one or more control signals, the combined DC signal from the bus bar, and converts the combined DC signal to a second AC signal.
Abstract:
A wind power generation system includes a power generator body, an auxiliary device that assists the power generator body, and a power conversion apparatus that converts first AC power generated by the power generator body to second AC power, and outputs the second AC power to an electric power grid. The power conversion apparatus includes a first power conversion circuit, a second power conversion circuit, a power storage element that receives DC power from the first power conversion circuit via a first passing point, a breaker, and a control unit. When the power generator body is in a power generation standby state, the control unit sets a parallel-off mode and controls the second power conversion circuit to convert power of the power storage element to third AC power having a preset voltage. The auxiliary device is configured to receive the second AC power or the third AC power.
Abstract:
A thermal power generation apparatus includes a control circuit that selects a single operation mode from among a plurality of modes including a normal mode and a specific mode on the basis of a voltage in a commercial system. The normal mode is an operation mode in which alternating-current power output from an inverter is adjusted so that a direct-current voltage in a direct-current power line follows a target voltage. The specific mode is an operation mode in which direct-current power absorbed by an electric power absorber and/or the amount of heat per unit time supplied to a heat engine are/is adjusted so that the direct-current voltage follows the target voltage.
Abstract:
A device for controlling a high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission system is provided. The device includes: a communication unit communicating with a control device; a control unit obtaining a databack signal received through the communication unit, checking a data line error and a line connection error based on an obtained databack signal, and outputting a valve control signal based on the databack signal; and an output unit outputting the valve control signal to a valve control device based on control of the control unit.
Abstract:
A wind farm side voltage source converter comprises a DC terminal for connection to a DC transmission link, an AC terminal for connection to a wind farm that includes at least one wind turbine, and a main controller. The main controller is configured to modify an active power demand (Pdemand) of the voltage source converter which is received from a higher level controller by introducing an artificial inertia factor and/or in response to a measured DC voltage (Vdc_msr) at the DC terminal.
Abstract:
A UPS includes an input that receives first power from a utility source to power a load and receives second power from the utility source. The load is separate from the UPS. An inverter receives when in a first mode, the first and second power and when in a second mode, the second power and not the first power. The second power is used to power the inverter. A bypass circuit is connected to the input and bypasses the inverter to supply the first power to an output of the UPS when operating in the second mode. A control module detects a voltage at the output of the UPS, integrates the voltage to generate a first sum, and subsequent to completing a transition between the first and second modes, adjusts an output voltage of the inverter based on the first sum to balance the voltage of the UPS.
Abstract:
A thermal power generation apparatus includes a control circuit that selects a single operation mode from among a plurality of modes including a normal mode and a specific mode on the basis of a voltage in a commercial system. The normal mode is an operation mode in which alternating-current power output from an inverter is adjusted so that a direct-current voltage in a direct-current power line follows a target voltage. The specific mode is an operation mode in which direct-current power absorbed by an electric power absorber and/or the amount of heat per unit time supplied to a heat engine are/is adjusted so that the direct-current voltage follows the target voltage.
Abstract:
A method to control a voltage source converter (CON1; CON2) in a HVDC system comprises the step of controlling a frequency and a voltage amplitude of an AC voltage (UV1; UV2) generated by the voltage source converter (CON1; CON2) independently of the conditions in an AC network (N1; N2) connected to the voltage source converter (CON1; CON2). This method is performed by a control unit of a HVDC system. In a special embodiment, the method forms the basis of a method to black start an AC network, where the AC network comprises transmission lines and is connected to at least two AC power stations, where one of the at least two AC power stations is connected via a HVDC system to the AC network.
Abstract:
A method for testing in field a wind turbine. The wind turbine being configured for providing power at a given rated voltage and at a rated frequency of 50 or 60 Hz; the method comprising connecting the wind turbine to an electric grid of a given rated voltage and of a rated frequency of 50 or 60 Hz through a conversion device that allows the adaptation of the features of the electric grid at the wind turbine side of said conversion device to the conditions requested by the tests to be performed to the wind turbine; that adaptation including the adaptation of the rated frequency of the electric grid to the rated frequency of the wind turbine, when they are different, so that identical tests to wind turbines configured for different rated frequencies can be performed in the same site.