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Journal articles on the topic "Steinmetz compensator"
Todeschini, Grazia, Alexander E. Emanuel, Alessandro Ferrero, and Adriano Paolo Morando. "A Poynting Vector Approach to the Study of the Steinmetz Compensator." IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery 22, no. 3 (July 2007): 1830–33. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/tpwrd.2007.899766.
Full textFlumian, Didier, Philippe Ladoux, and Emmanuel Sarraute. "Calculation of the Voltage Unbalance Factor for High-Speed Railway Substations with V-Connection Scheme." Electronics 11, no. 4 (February 15, 2022): 595. http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/electronics11040595.
Full textWang, Guo, Xiao Xiang Pei, and Mo Zhou. "Capacity Optimization of Steinmetz Compensation Circuit for Electrification Railway Unbalance Controll." Applied Mechanics and Materials 541-542 (March 2014): 440–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.541-542.440.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Steinmetz compensator"
Flumian, Didier. "Nouvelle topologie multicellulaire de compensateur de déséquilibre de tension pour les sous-stations ferroviaires 25kV/50Hz." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Toulouse (2023-....), 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024TLSEP123.
Full textTo increase railway traffic, the quality of the electrical power supply is crucial. On the one hand, it is necessary to guarantee a satisfactory voltage level for the proper operation of traction units and, on the other hand, to ensure that the energy drawn from the upstream electricity transmission network meets quality standards. For 25kV/50Hz electrified lines, the increase in power consumption can only be tolerated by the power supplier if the voltage unbalance, due to the substation connection between two phases, is minimal. To meet this constraint and to meet the challenge of increasing traffic on its lines, SNCF-Réseau has to rely on power electronics solutions.The balancing systems currently used by SNCF-Réseau are based on three-phase voltage inverters. These systems have high losses, and their maintenance is complex. It is against this background that a new low-loss modular topology was proposed in 2016 as part of an ANR project led by LAPLACE and involving industrial partners SCLE and CIRTEM. This solution is based on a Steinmetz compensation circuit controlled by PWM AC choppers.This thesis was carried out as part of the “High Voltage Balancing System” (HVBS) project, funded by the France 2030 program operated by ADEME. The aim of this project, which began in 2019, is the design, development, and industrial realisation of a new unbalance compensator topology dedicated to 25kV/50Hz railway substations.This thesis first presents the future prospects for railway traffic, followed by a state-of-the-art review of unbalance balancing topologies. Subsequently, a comparative study, considering semiconductors losses and the reactive elements stored energies, highlights the advantages of the proposed new solution.Two design tools, considering the power consumed by the substations, are then presented. One is dedicated to conventional single-phase substations, while the other concerns "V" scheme substations, mainly used for the power supply of high-speed lines.To prepare for the installation of the compensator on the power transmission network, a harmonic analysis of the current absorbed by the substation must be carried out. This is then used in a simulation model to check that there are no interactions between the three-phase high-voltage network, the compensation system, and the substation. This demonstrates the robustness of the compensator and its control against harmonic disturbances generated by the trains.Finally, the last part of this thesis is dedicated to the realisation and testing of an experimental branch connected to the 20kV network and comprising 54 PWM AC choppers connected in series. The experimental results obtained on SCLE's test platform are presented. They validate the proper operation of the developed solution and pave the way for its installation in one of the critical substations of the national railway network
Raimondo, Giuliano. "Power quality improvements in 25kV 50 Hz railway substation based on chopper controlled impedances." Thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012INPT0004/document.
Full textThis work is the result of collaboration between the LAPLACE laboratory, the “Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli” (SUN) and the French national railways operator SNCF. The research topic treated herein concerns the use of power electronic devices in 25kV/50Hz railways substations to achieve power quality improvements. In railway transportation, single-phase 25kV-50Hz electrification system is widely diffused especially for high-speed railway applications. Although electrified DC systems are still widely applied, the adoption of AC single-phase system offers economical advantages for the infrastructures of about 30% in terms of investment, exploitation and maintenance. In early ages, due to its very simple diagram, there was no necessity to integrate power electronics in substations. However, for the last decade, the interest in power electronic equipments raised since they can provide the solution for network optimization when traffic increases or when a difficulty is foreseen for a substation implementation. Two types of devices are implemented today on the French Railway Network: Reactive Power compensators and Voltage Unbalance compensators. This thesis presents an investigation into new topologies based on the concept of “Chopper Controlled Impedances”(CCI). Compared to existing solutions, the new topologies show interesting features in terms of semi-conductor losses reduction and volume of reactive components. The manuscript is developed through three main parts: Firstly, the French railways system is introduced and the interest in installing power electronic compensators in substations is highlighted. After a brief description of currently used solutions, the CCI concept is presented: the use of Pulse Width Modulated AC Choppers allows achieving structures which behave as variable impedances. In the second part, the use of CCI structures in reactive power compensation is investigated. The SNCF substation of Revest is under study. It is equipped by a 60MVA single phase transformer with the primary side connected to a 225kV transmission line. Based on the step-down or step-up functioning mode of CCIs, two topologies of reactive power compensator are presented. The converter design is developed on the base of a measurement campaign carried out at the substation. Numerical simulations using real current and voltage waveforms are presented. Finally, experimental results carried out at the SNCF test platform on a 1.2MVAR prototype are shown. In the last part, the problem of voltage unbalance is treated. Using the concept of CCI, the feasibility of an active Steinmetz circuit based on AC choppers is explored. As a case study, the substation of Evron is considered. It is a 32MVA substation connected to a 90kV transmission line. Measurements carried out on the substation site allow the compensator design and the possibility to consider real waveforms for current and voltage in numerical simulations. A comparison with classical solution based on two levels VSI and three levels NPC-VSI highlights the advantages of the proposed solution. Calculation and simulation results show that the stored energy in reactive elements is reduced by a factor six whereas the semiconductor losses are 40% lower. Experimental results obtained on a scaled demonstrator (1.5 kVA) validate the principle of the active Steinmetz circuit
Conference papers on the topic "Steinmetz compensator"
Jafarikaleybar, Hamed, Rasool Kazemzadeh, and Siamak Farshad. "Power rating reduction of Railway Power Quality compensator using Steinmetz theory." In 2015 6th Power Electronics, Drives Systems & Technologies Conference (PEDSTC). IEEE, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/pedstc.2015.7093315.
Full textde Melo Rodrigues, Andressa, Laylla Fernandes Silva, Luciano de Souza da Costa e Silva, and Lucas Carvalho Souza. "SVC Operating as an Unbalance Compensator with Control System based on the Steinmetz Method and the Instantaneous Power Theory." In 2019 IEEE 15th Brazilian Power Electronics Conference and 5th IEEE Southern Power Electronics Conference (COBEP/SPEC). IEEE, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/cobep/spec44138.2019.9065479.
Full textChicco, Gianfranco, Mircea Chindris, Andrei Cziker, Petru Postolache, and Cornel Toader. "Analysis of the Steinmetz compensation circuit with distorted waveforms through symmetrical component-based indicators." In 2009 IEEE Bucharest PowerTech (POWERTECH). IEEE, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ptc.2009.5281783.
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