Title :
Autonomous power generating system with generic n-level back-to-back converters
Author :
Grzesiak, Lech M. ; Tomasik, Jacek G.
Author_Institution :
Inst. of Control & Ind. Electron., Warsaw Univ. of Technol., Warsaw
Abstract :
Paper presents novel topology of autonomous power generating system with diesel engine and permanent magnet synchronous generator (DE/PMSG) in configuration with multilevel converters. The star-connected three-phase back-to-back topology with generic n-level diode-clamped rectifier (MLDCR) and inverter (MLDCI) supplies three phase output load. The proposed multi-level current mode control techniques represented in synchronous frames and subsequently converted to stationary frames provide effective solution to voltage imbalance problem in n-level DC link network. The method is applied to "back-to-back" operational mode only. In case of operation from the interfaced battery energy storage (BES), the balancing problem does not exist because individual DC/DC converters (SU/SD) stabilize voltages across (n-1) capacitors in the DC link network. Importantly, the gen-set is able to operate with asymmetrical, non-linear and impact loads in three phases and it provides the power factor correction on the generator side.
Keywords :
DC-DC power convertors; diesel engines; distributed power generation; permanent magnet generators; power factor correction; rectifying circuits; synchronous generators; DC link network; DC-DC converters stabilize voltages; autonomous power generating system; diesel engine; generic n-level back-to-back converters; generic n-level diode-clamped rectifier; interfaced battery energy storage; multilevel converters; multilevel current mode control techniques; permanent magnet synchronous generator; power factor correction; star-connected three-phase back-to-back topology; Batteries; Diesel engines; Diodes; Inverters; Network topology; Permanent magnets; Power generation; Rectifiers; Synchronous generators; Voltage control; back-to-back; current mode control; multi-carrier PWM; multi-level converter; n-level diode clamped topology;
Conference_Titel :
Power Engineering Conference, 2007. IPEC 2007. International
Conference_Location :
Singapore
Print_ISBN :
978-981-05-9423-7