Abstract:
A power supply apparatus includes a coupling capacitor arranged to be connected on its first end to ground; a transformer including a primary winding and a secondary winding; a first rectifier bridge connected in parallel with the secondary winding; and an energy storage, to which a load is arranged to be connected. The primary winding is arranged to be connected between a second end of the coupling capacitor and a high voltage transmission line such that all current between the second end of the coupling capacitor and the high voltage transmission line passes through the primary winding. The energy storage is arranged to be charged by means of a current passing through the first rectifier bridge. Furthermore, the power supply apparatus includes a bypasser. A corresponding three-phase apparatus is also presented.
Abstract:
An electrical inverter with controllable output voltage comprises a three-phase self-commutated inverter bridge which is supplied from a d.c. voltage source. A reference signal generator generates a three-phase binary reference signal for controlling the shape of the curve of the output voltage of the inverter. This signal is modulated or mixed in a mixing stage with a binary pulse train having a controllable pulse-width ratio and a relatively high frequency. The output signal from the mixing stage is supplied to the inverter bridge in such a way that the output voltage of the inverter bridge corresponds to the product of the reference signal and the pulse train.
Abstract:
A DC convertor for converting power at a particular input voltage level to a higher or a lower voltage level and operable despite changes in the direction of power flux between the input and output voltage levels. Main switching thyristors operate in conjunction with turn-off thyristors, a commutation capacitor, magnetically coupled inductor windings and bypass diodes to define the magnitude and direction of the flow of current in the convertor and the voltage conversion ratio of the convertor.
Abstract:
A one-phase static var compensator apparatus includes a compensator string consisting of a first static var compensator connected serially to a thyristor valve. The compensator string is arranged to be connected on its first end to one phase of a transmission grid of a rated voltage exceeding 69 kV. Moreover, the thyristor valve includes a plurality of thyristors connected serially and the compensator string is arranged to be directly connected to the transmission grid. A corresponding three phase apparatus is also presented.
Abstract:
A one-phase static var compensator apparatus includes a compensator string consisting of a first static var compensator connected serially to a thyristor valve. The compensator string is arranged to be connected on its first end to one phase of a transmission grid of a rated voltage exceeding 69 kV. Moreover, the thyristor valve includes a plurality of thyristors connected serially and the compensator string is arranged to be directly connected to the transmission grid. A corresponding three phase apparatus is also presented.
Abstract:
A method for controlling the power flow in an ac transmission line including prompt handling of voltage recovery and only thereafter thermal constraints.
Abstract:
In a method for damping power oscillations in a transmission line, at least one first angular-frequency signal is generated, representing a first angular frequency which is given by a prior knowledge of oscillation frequencies expected in the power system, and a first phase-reference signal is formed as the time integral of the angular-frequency signal. A power quantity in the transmission line characterizing the power is sensed and a first estimated power quantity is formed, representing for an oscillation of the first angular frequency, its amplitude and phase position relative to the first phase-reference signal. A first damping signal is formed with an amplitude dependent on the amplitude of the first estimated power quantity and with a first phase shift in relation to the phase position thereof, and the first damping signal is supplied to an actuator for influencing the power transmitted in the transmission line.
Abstract:
An arc furnace (1) has an electrode (13) and connection members (14) for connection to a power-supply network (20) for supplying an arc (16) at the electrode with current. The furnace is provided with a voltage-pulse generating member (3) adapted, in connection with an interruption in the arc, to supply voltage pulses to the furnace for striking the arc.
Abstract:
A static compensator system for providing reactive and/or active power to a power network. The system includes a static compensator, which has a DC capacitor Ud and a voltage source converter. The static compensator is connected to an energy storage device. The system further includes a booster converter device connected in series with the energy storage device and in parallel with the DC capacitor Ud of the static compensator. The booster converter device and the energy storage device are further connected in parallel with the voltage source converter of the static compensator.
Abstract:
A static compensator system for providing reactive and/or active power to a power network. The system includes a static compensator, which has a DC capacitor Ud and a voltage source converter. The static compensator is connected to an energy storage device. The system further includes a booster converter device connected in series with the energy storage device and in parallel with the DC capacitor Ud of the static compensator. The booster converter device and the energy storage device are further connected in parallel with the voltage source converter of the static compensator.