modeling of electric ship power systems bob hebner
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Modeling of Electric Ship Power Systems
A. Ouroua, B. Murphy, J. Herbst, and R. HebnerUniversity of Texas at Austin
ShipServices
Power Generation Power Conditioning & Distribution Power Conversion Power Consumption
Prime Movers Generators
Synchro./Sep. Exc.
Synchro./PM
Super-conductive
Homo/hetero Polar
Diesel Engine
Gas Turbine
Nuclear Power Plant
Fuel Cells
G2
G3
G4
G1
Fuel
Optional Energy Storage
Gear
Synchro./Sep. Exc.
Synchro./PM
Super-conductive
Homo/hetero Polar
Variable Reluctance
M2
M4
M3
M5
M6
M1Induction
Motors
Direct Drive
Propeller
Podded Propulsion Non-podded Propulsion
Motor + propellerin single unit
Motor on board
Transformers Converters
Propulsion
Ship Services
PWM
Synchro
Cyclo
Rectifier
AC or DC Transmission?
Loads
PulseLoads
Power system option summary
Power system option summary
General system description leads to circuit model
• Captures key components• Permits prediction of
• Stability• Load flow• Transient responses• Switching surges• • •
ShipServices
Power generation Power conditioning and distribution Power conversion Power consumption
Prime movers Generators
Synchro./Sep. Exc.
Synchro./PM
Super-conductive
Homo/hetero polar
Diesel engine
Gas turbine
Nuclear power plant
Fuel cells
G2
G3
G4
G1
Fuel
Optional Energy Storage
Gear
Synchro./Sep. Exc.
Synchro./PM
Super-conductive
Homo/hetero polar
Variable Reluctance
M2
M4
M3
M5
M6
M1Induction
Motors
Direct drive Propeller
Podded propulsion Non-podded propulsionMotor + propellerin single unit
Motor on board
Transformers Converters
Propulsion
Ship services
PWM
Synchro
Cyclo
Rectifier
AC or DC transmission? Loads
Sample component selection
System model
Pulsed loadsSimulink, ACSL, VTB
Non-circuit behaviors can also be critical and must be modeled separately
Morton Effect
• Thermo-hydrodynamic effect
• Positive feedback between shaft temperature distribution and vibration• Noise • Bearing failure• Machine failure
DC test grid
•Entire Grid• About 0.5 MW
•Upper Half• About 1 MW
Focus of dc test grid
• Response to transients• Ground faults• Series faults• Step load changes
• Response of particular interest• Surge generation due to stray inductance and filter capacitance• Transient circuit representation of faults• Transient circuit representation of capacitors• Power transients exceeding steady-state source ratings
• Interest due to surge effects• Insulation • Power electronics
Fault study approach
• Physics-based model of breakdown•Pre-breakdown•Post-breakdown
• Develop equivalent circuit from physics-based model• Integrate fault circuit model into power circuit model• Validate results using test grid
Complete
To be done
Model of breakdown
Computations• Laplace’s Eq. on rectangular grid• 483 to 10,243 grid points• 32 processers, 1 hour maxAssumptions• Stochastic• Available electronPredictions• Breakdown initiation• Shape• Free path• Transition
Simulation predicts experimental shapes
Excellent correlation with a wide range of experimental results
Experiment Simulation
Computation of potential distribution
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0.72 0.7 0.68 0.66
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0.62 0.6
0.58 0.56
0.54 0.52
0.5 0.48 0.46
0.44 0.42
0.4 0.38
0.36 0.34 0.32
0.3 0.28
0.26 0.24
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Electric field structure becomescomplex during discharge propagation
Equivalent circuits
Post-breakdown
Pre-breakdown
Notional temporal behavior
Time
Magnit
ude
Pre-breakdown Post-breakdown
Circuit models can generate “experience base”
Insulation example Knowledge of insulation medium
Knowledge of an insulation component
Evaluation of a way to give a design criterion
Insulation Design StepsInsulation Design Steps
Material evaluationStatistical analysisHigh voltage testingDischarge phenomena researchMeasurement (aging, space charge, dielectric, partial discharge, etc.)
Supporting TechnologySupporting Technology
DesignStress
Evaluation of voltages applied to apparatus
E50 (Area, thickness, volume effect)==
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Evaluation of influential factorson insulation performance
Database of ;
Insulation medium evaluation parametersResults of insulation component model and mock up model tests
Experiences and past records
Insulation coordinationElectromagnetic field computationElectromagnetic transient analysis
(1 - ns)
Deterioration factor
Temperature factor
Safety factor
Transients are critical
• Capacitors fail due to time at operating voltage• Other insulation fails under transient conditions
• Land-based• Switching surges• Lightning
• MVDS for ships• Likely switching surges• Expect switching surges to be different
• Lower inductance, higher capacitance, tighter connection to generators
Simulation of switching surges in ac ship systems
In ac systems, transients can be large. Likely smaller in MVDC, but power electronics have low tolerance for voltage spikes.
Test grid needed to validate modeling for future ships
• Response to transients• Ground faults• Series faults• Step load changes
• Response of particular interest• Surge generation due to stray inductance and filter capacitance• Transient circuit representation of faults• Transient circuit representation of capacitors• Power transients exceeding steady-state source ratings
• Interest due to surge effects• Insulation • Power electronics
Conclusions
1. Physics-based modeling of breakdown through air and across surfaces can provide necessary parameters for circuit simulations
2. Circuit simulations are critical to identify the sources, size, and occurrence frequency of transients in future ship power systems
3. Validations of simulations can be performed on model systems of sufficient complexity
4. The knowledge of the distribution of transients leads toa) Minimum cost and weight of insulation with predictable
reliabilityb) Appropriate protection for power electronic devices
5. Much more work is needed