Patent classifications
H02P9/02
Electric power generation system (EPGS) controller excitation system architecture for variable frequency generators
A system includes a generator control unit (GCU). The GCU includes a first rectifier and a second rectifier. Each of the first rectifier and the second rectifier has a separate input to receive AC power from a separate respective permanent magnet generator (PMG). A method includes supplying AC power from a first PMG of a variable frequency generator (VFG) to a first rectifier of a generator control unit GCU that is operatively connected to control the VFG. The method includes supplying AC power from a second PMG to a second rectifier of the GCU. The first PMG supplies a lower AC voltage to the first rectifier than the second PMG supplies to the second rectifier.
System for controlling an operational parameter of a gas generator based on a difference between a measurement and a target value
A system includes a generator using a fluid mixture obtained via a generator inlet, a compressor having a compressor inlet that is connected to a generator outlet by a first set of conduits, a second set of conduits connected to the compressor outlet and the generator inlet, and a sensor in communication with the second set of conduits, where a portion of the fluid mixture includes gas from a hydrocarbon well, and where exhaust fluid of the generator is provided to the compressor. A process includes obtaining a target fluid property and a fluid measurement using the sensor and modifying a parameter of a fluid control device to modify a first flow rate of the flow of the exhaust fluid through the second set of conduits relative to a second flow rate of the flow of the gas provided by the hydrocarbon well through the first set of conduits.
System for controlling an operational parameter of a gas generator based on a difference between a measurement and a target value
A system includes a generator using a fluid mixture obtained via a generator inlet, a compressor having a compressor inlet that is connected to a generator outlet by a first set of conduits, a second set of conduits connected to the compressor outlet and the generator inlet, and a sensor in communication with the second set of conduits, where a portion of the fluid mixture includes gas from a hydrocarbon well, and where exhaust fluid of the generator is provided to the compressor. A process includes obtaining a target fluid property and a fluid measurement using the sensor and modifying a parameter of a fluid control device to modify a first flow rate of the flow of the exhaust fluid through the second set of conduits relative to a second flow rate of the flow of the gas provided by the hydrocarbon well through the first set of conduits.
AUTONOMOUS DEVICE FOR TRACKING THE USAGE TIME OF A GENERATOR SET, AND THE CORRESPONDING GENERATOR SET
The disclosure relates to an autonomous device for tracking the usage time of a generator set, capable of providing an operating time of the generator set. The module includes at least one first sensor (101) capable of measuring a first parameter representing a state of operation of said generator set (9), a data processor furnishing the characteristic information for an operating time, as a function of the first parameter, storage of the characteristic information for an operating time, and a transmitter capable of transmitting the characteristic information for an operating time to a terminal or an external server.
AUTONOMOUS DEVICE FOR TRACKING THE USAGE TIME OF A GENERATOR SET, AND THE CORRESPONDING GENERATOR SET
The disclosure relates to an autonomous device for tracking the usage time of a generator set, capable of providing an operating time of the generator set. The module includes at least one first sensor (101) capable of measuring a first parameter representing a state of operation of said generator set (9), a data processor furnishing the characteristic information for an operating time, as a function of the first parameter, storage of the characteristic information for an operating time, and a transmitter capable of transmitting the characteristic information for an operating time to a terminal or an external server.
System for and method of frequency control of variable-speed wind power generator
A system for and a method of frequency control of a variable-speed wind power generator are proposed. According to an implementation example of the present technology, there is an advantage in which the present technology may be involved in a frequency control of the system, thereby stabilizing the frequency of the system by controlling the frequency of the variable-speed wind power generator on the basis of a gain being varied according to a speed of a rotor.
System for and method of frequency control of variable-speed wind power generator
A system for and a method of frequency control of a variable-speed wind power generator are proposed. According to an implementation example of the present technology, there is an advantage in which the present technology may be involved in a frequency control of the system, thereby stabilizing the frequency of the system by controlling the frequency of the variable-speed wind power generator on the basis of a gain being varied according to a speed of a rotor.
PASSIVE REACTIVE COMPENSATION FOR A WIND POWER PLANT
A method of transmitting reactive power between at least one wind turbine and a power system through a transformer connected between the at least one wind turbine and the power system, the wind turbine including a power converter. The method includes a second step of connecting at least one passive device to the transformer and reducing or increasing a reactive power of the power converter of an amount corresponding to the reactive contribution from the passive device.
PASSIVE REACTIVE COMPENSATION FOR A WIND POWER PLANT
A method of transmitting reactive power between at least one wind turbine and a power system through a transformer connected between the at least one wind turbine and the power system, the wind turbine including a power converter. The method includes a second step of connecting at least one passive device to the transformer and reducing or increasing a reactive power of the power converter of an amount corresponding to the reactive contribution from the passive device.
Magnetic flux cancellation for power line communications
An apparatus comprising a signal transformer coupled to a power line and a signal transmission, reception, or detection circuit. A sensor is configured to be responsive to the power line current or magnetic flux generated in a ferrite core of the signal transformer. When the sensor indicates that the flux generated by the power line current mat cause an attenuation of the signal strength, a second circuit generates a current through a flux cancelling winding that cancels at least some of the flux generated by the power line current.