Patent classifications
H02P9/00
Active stability control of compression systems utilizing electric machines
The present disclosure is directed to turbine engines and systems for active stability control of rotating compression systems utilizing an electric machine operatively coupled thereto. In one exemplary aspect, an electric machine operatively coupled with a compression system, e.g., via a shaft system, is controlled to provide shaft damping for instability fluctuations of the pressurized fluid stream within the compression system. Based on control data indicative of a system state of the compression system, a control parameter of the electric machine is adjusted to control or change an output of the shaft system. Adjusting the shaft system output by adjusting one or more control parameters of the electric machine allows the compression system to dampen instability fluctuations of the fluid stream within the compression system. A method for active stability control of a compression system operatively coupled with an electric machine via a shaft system is also provided.
HYBRID ELECTRIC ENGINE POWER DISTRIBUTION
Examples described herein provide a computer-implemented method that includes monitoring a hybrid electric turbine engine of an aircraft, the hybrid electric turbine engine including a first electric machine associated with a high speed spool and a second electric machine associated with a low speed spool. The method further includes receiving an indication of a failed electric machine, the failed electric machine being an electric machine on another hybrid electric turbine engine of the aircraft. The method further includes, responsive to detecting the failed electric machine, distributing power from one or more of the first electric machine or the second electric machine to a spool associated with the failed electric machine.
DETECTION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ROTOR DYNAMIC TURN-TO-TURN SHORT CIRCUIT FAULT OF SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR
A detection system and method for rotor dynamic turn-to-turn short circuit fault of synchronous generator are disclosed. The system includes a motor, a synchronous generator, a current transformer, an acquisition card, an infrared temperature sensor, a temperature acquisition instrument and a control terminal. The rotor winding dynamic turn-to-turn short circuit fault of synchronous generator is detected and located by measuring the double judgment standards of the temperature signal of rotor winding and the three-phase current signal of stator winding. The method is easy to operate and has high sensitivity. The detection and location process of the fault is efficient and reliable. The dynamic turn-to-turn short circuit fault can be detected in the early stage of the formation of rotor static turn-to-turn short circuit, so as to reduce the loss of power plant fault shutdown and better meet the needs of practical application.
VARIABLE SPEED PUMPING SYSTEMS
A variable speed pumping system includes a generator motor including a frequency converter, in which the variable speed pumping system, in the pumping mode, supply a power command to the generator motor to perform power control, and the power control correction signal generator adds a value obtained by multiplying a signal based on a difference between the power input command and an actual power input measured by a power detector in the pumping mode by a constant gain to a signal based on the deviation and inputs the added value to an integration control element to generate the power control correction signal based on an output signal of the integration control element.
Fluid apparatus
A fluid apparatus includes a hydraulic machine, a rotary electric machine connected to the hydraulic machine, and a power conversion controller that converts power from the rotary electric machine. A non-normal operation is performed in a warning state that differs from a normal state in which a normal operation is continued and an anomalous state in which operation is stopped to continue a stopped condition.
WIND TURBINE CONTROL DEVICE, WIND TURBINE CONTROL PROGRAM, AND WIND TURBINE CONTROL METHOD
A wind turbine control device acquires operation history data at the time of plasma generation indicating an operation history of a first wind turbine when a plasma has been generated by plasma electrodes installed on a blade and operation history data at the time of stopping plasma generation indicating an operation history of the first wind turbine when no plasma has been generated by the plasma electrodes, executes an operation history comparison process of comparing the operation history data at the time of plasma generation with the operation history data at the time of stopping plasma generation, executes an operation history determination process of determining whether or not a result of the operation history comparison process satisfies a prescribed first condition, and controls at least one of the plasma electrodes and at least one of the first wind turbine and a second wind turbine different from the first wind turbine on the basis of a result of the operation history determination process.
Wind turbine electrical system having redistributed components reducing the overall footprint of the electrical system
An electrical system for a wind turbine having a reduced uptower footprint and method for achieving the same are provided. Accordingly, the electrical system includes a plurality of electrical subsystems having a plurality of electrical subsystem assemblies. At least one electrical subsystem assembly is integrated with the generator housing. Additionally, the electrical subsystem assembly is coupled between the stator or the rotor of the generator and the generator output connection. The electrical system incorporating the electrical subsystem assembly with the generator housing has a reduced uptower footprint relative to a nominal design of an electrical system.
Power transfer system with multiple energy storage modules
A power transfer system includes a series of energy storage modules (ESMs) or energy storage devices (ESDs) that are coupled together to be able to transfer power between one another, as well as receive power from a power source, such as an onshore power generator. The energy storage modules may be hybrid energy storage modules, each including an electrical-machine-inertial energy store and an electro-chemical energy store. The energy storage modules are configured to receive constant-current DC or AC input from the power source, and are able to provide constant-current and constant-voltage output, either sequentially or simultaneously. The power transfer system allows the modules to operate independently or in conjunction with one another, should some of the connections of the system be broken. The energy storage modules may be used to provide power to underwater systems, for example sonar systems, weapons systems, or underwater vehicles.
Arrangement comprising an asynchronous machine and method for operating same
An arrangement contains an asynchronous machine having a rotor and a stator. The arrangement is set up in a generator mode for feeding electrical energy into an AC voltage network. The arrangement is characterized in that the asynchronous machine can be doubly fed. The asynchronous machine can be connected in a matrix configuration to the AC voltage network by a modular multi-level converter, and the modular multi-level converter is set up in a motor mode of the arrangement for starting up the asynchronous machine while short-circuiting the rotor or the stator.
METHOD FOR OPERATING A HEATED CATALYTIC CONVERTER, AND HEATED-CATALYTIC-CONVERTER CONTROL SYSTEM
A method for controlling an electrically heatable catalytic converter that is supplied, by a starter generator, with an output power belonging to the starter generator, wherein the output power of the starter generator is increased by a PWM method, wherein the eCAT monitors an on-board electrical system supply voltage that arises on account of the increase in the output power, the eCAT is activated if the on-board electrical system supply voltage exceeds an upper threshold value, and the eCAT is deactivated if the on-board electrical system supply voltage falls below a lower threshold value.