AC railway power flow modelling integrated with RPC
AC railway power flow modelling integrated with RPC
カテゴリ: 研究会(論文単位)
論文No: TER18019
グループ名: 【D】産業応用部門 交通・電気鉄道研究会
発行日: 2018/02/01
タイトル(英語): AC railway power flow modelling integrated with RPC
著者名: Mongkoldee Kritsada(Suranaree University of Technology),Kulworawanichpong Thanatchai(Suranaree University of Technology)
著者名(英語): Kritsada Mongkoldee(Suranaree University of Technology),Thanatchai Kulworawanichpong(Suranaree University of Technology)
キーワード: Static railway power conditioner|current-based Newton-Raphson|voltage unbalance|Static railway power conditioner|current-based Newton-Raphson|voltage unbalance
要約(日本語): Traction loads in AC railways have been increasing in many developing countries as well as developed countries. Some countries electrify their own conventional lines receiving power from weak power systems, then voltage unbalance and other power quality issues are arisen. Compensation devices or power conditioners have been, therefore, introduced for electric railway applications. The static railway power conditioner (RPC) is one of those compensators and proposed in this paper to exhibit its mathematical model using two current sources incorporated into two secondary supply sides of the AC railway power feeding substation. The model is capable of independently varying the modulation indexes and phase angles of both converters’ output voltages to estimate the voltage unbalance at the point of common coupling. Five test cases are applied to the model to investigate its effectiveness.
要約(英語): Traction loads in AC railways have been increasing in many developing countries as well as developed countries. Some countries electrify their own conventional lines receiving power from weak power systems, then voltage unbalance and other power quality issues are arisen. Compensation devices or power conditioners have been, therefore, introduced for electric railway applications. The static railway power conditioner (RPC) is one of those compensators and proposed in this paper to exhibit its mathematical model using two current sources incorporated into two secondary supply sides of the AC railway power feeding substation. The model is capable of independently varying the modulation indexes and phase angles of both converters’ output voltages to estimate the voltage unbalance at the point of common coupling. Five test cases are applied to the model to investigate its effectiveness.
原稿種別: 英語
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