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Page 1: Analysis_of_6_pulse_converter

Converter

Analysis

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AC System

Dc line

Three phase 3-winding Transformer: one unit for a 12 pulse bridge

6-pulse Bridge

6-pulse Bridge

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Converter configuration

ea

eb

ec

ia

Ib

Ic

V1

V2

V3 V5

V6V4

+

Vd

Id

a

b

c

Six pulse Graetz Bridge

Commutating inductance Lc

Smoothing inductance

Ls

ea= Em Cos ωt

eb= Em Cos ( ωt-120o)

ec= Em Cos (ωt +120o)

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Valve pair 1-2 conducting

ea

eb

ec

ia

Ib

Ic

V1

V2

V3 V5

V6V4

Vd

Id

a

b

c

Six pulse Graetz Bridge

ea= Em Cos ωt

eb= Em Cos ( ωt-120o)

ec= Em Cos (ωt +120o)

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Vd(t)1 3 5

24 6

a bc

1 3 5

24 6

a bc

6 ripples per cycle of ac fundamental

hence named as 6 pulse bridge

ea eb ec

time

Vd Average

Converter operation , with no delay and no overlap

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1 3 5

24 6

a bc

ea eb ec

A1

Vd(t)1 3 5

24 6

a bc

6 ripples per cycle of ac fundamental hence named as 6

pulse bridge

eab

A1

time

Vd Average

Converter operation , with no delay and no overlap

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Vd(t)1 3 5

24 6

a bc

6 ripples per cycle of ac fundamental hence named as 6

pulse bridge

eab

A1

time

Vd Average

Converter operation , with no delay and no overlap

Vd = 1/(π/3)[ ∫ (eab)dωt] - π/3

0

eab= √3 Em cos( ωt +30)

Vdo = 3√2 ELL/ π

Vdo = 1.35 ELL(rms)

-π/3

0

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Vd(t)1 3 5

24 6

a bc

1 3 5

24 6

a bc

6 ripples per cycle of ac fundamental hence named as 6

pulse bridge

ea eb ec

time

Vd Average

Converter operation , with no delay and no overlap

eab

A1

A1

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Valve currents

Instanteneous commutation

from valve 1 to 3

I1 I3 I5I5

I6 I2 I4 I6

ea eb ec

Firing delay α

Converter operation with delay and no overlap

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Potential of negative terminal

wrt ground

Potential of positive terminal

wrt ground

Instant of natural

commutation

Firing delay angle α

ea eb ec

eb ec ea

With delay , No overlap

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Vd (t)

Time, or ωt

Vd average

Vd(t)

1 3 5

24 6

a bc

Vd= Vdo Cos α

α

With delay and no overlap

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1

2

3

4

5

6653

2

1

4

5

Valve currents

I1

I2

I3

I4

I5

I6

ea eb ec ea eb ec

α

120o

Id

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ea eb ec ea eb ec

α

Valve currents

I1

I2

I3

I4

I5

I6

120o

Id

1

2

3

4

5

6653

2

1

4

5

2

53 3

4 6

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Vd(t)

Phase voltages

α µ

Delay30o

Overlap

6 pulse bridge converter

Instant ofnatural commutation

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Converter output with 30o delay.

Vx

Vy

30 deg delay

Cathode potential

Anode potential

Phase c voltage

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60 deg delay

Cathode potential

anode potential

α=60o

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90 deg

Vd(t)

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90 deg delay

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eab eac

1

4

1

Secondary side Line Currents

3

6

3

2

5

2

6

ILa

ILb

ILc

Line Voltages

eab eac

Vd

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Inverter operation

α µ γπ

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Valve pair 1-3 commutation

ea

eb

ec

ia

Ib

Ic

V1

V2

V3 V5

V6V4

Vd

Id

a

b

c

ea= Em Cos ωt

eb= Em Cos ( ωt-120o)

ec= Em Cos (ωt +120o)

αµ

I1 I3

Firing delay angle

Overlap

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Valve pair 1-3 commutationCommutation loop driving voltage

eba=√2 ELL sin ωt

Firing delay angle

αµ

I1 I3

Overlap

ea

eb

ec

ia

Ib

Ic

V1

V2

V3

Id

a

b

c

Commutation loop i3

i1Lc

Lc

Commutation equation;

2 Lc (di3/dt )= eba =√2 ELL sin ωt

I3(t)=√2 ELLrms / (2 ωLc )[Cos α - Cos ωt]

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ea eb

ec

eba

i3i1

Id Id

Commutation from valve 1 to 3

Commutation voltage

√2 ELL Sin(ωt)

αµ

Commutation voltage drop:ΔV= Vdo/2 [ Cos α - Cos (α + µ)] Valve 3 current during commutation:I3(t)=√2 ELLrms / (2 ωLc )[Cos α - Cos ωt]

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Commutation summary

• No load direct voltage with α = 0; • Vdo = 3√2 ELLrms / π = 1.35 ELLrms

• Vd = Vdo/2 [ Cos α + Cos (α + µ)] • Vd = Vdo Cos α – Rc Id where Rc = (3ωLc / π)• Commuttion drop;• ΔV= Vdo/2 [ Cos α - Cos (α + µ)] • Incoming valve current;• i(t) = √2 ELLrms / (2 ωLc )[Cos α - Cos ωt]• Id = √2 ELLrms / (2 ωLc )[Cos α - Cos (α + µ)]

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Commutation -ex

• 1. prove that the ratio of commutation drop to the direct voltage of a six pulse bridge is

• [ Cos α - Cos (α + µ)] / [ Cos α + Cos (α + µ)]

• 2.commutation overlap angle • µ = Cos-1[Cos α - √2ωLc Id / ELL] -α

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Ex2.

• A six pulse converter when operating with a firing delay of 20o generates + 120 kV DC on no load. If the dc terminal voltage at 800A dc current is + 110 kV . Find

• (1) The commutation reactance• (2) Overlap angle• (3) Commutation time interval• (ans: 13.089 ohms, ?o , ? msec )• Extn; plot Vd_ Id characteristic for variation of

current from 1000A to o A .