EP3320614A1 - Assembly comprising a synchronous generator and an asynchronous machine - Google Patents
Assembly comprising a synchronous generator and an asynchronous machineInfo
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- EP3320614A1 EP3320614A1 EP16740949.9A EP16740949A EP3320614A1 EP 3320614 A1 EP3320614 A1 EP 3320614A1 EP 16740949 A EP16740949 A EP 16740949A EP 3320614 A1 EP3320614 A1 EP 3320614A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an arrangement with a synchronous generator and a gene set and a method for operating a gene set.
- gensets For decentralized power generation often called gensets are used, which are coupled to a generator (usually a synchronous generator) internal combustion engines.
- generator usually a synchronous generator
- common internal combustion engines can achieve outputs up to 10 MW (megawatts) or even higher and have corresponding dimensions.
- these internal combustion engines run at a predetermined speed of the mains frequency, for example 1000 revolutions per minute at 50 Hz mains frequency and a pole pair number of 3.
- the excitation power of the synchronous machine required at the rotor is transmitted to the rotor via a brushless auxiliary machine.
- a brushless auxiliary machine For a general background reference is made, for example, to DE2235058 (A1), which shows an arrangement for exciting an asynchronously starting synchronous machine.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an arrangement with a synchronous generator, a gene set or a method for operating a gene set, which circumvents the disadvantages of the prior art.
- a synchronous generator for converting mechanical power into electrical power, with a predetermined number of pole pairs
- an asynchronous machine with a distinct rotor winding which is mechanically coupled to a rotor of the synchronous generator and has at least one greater number of pole pairs than the synchronous generator
- asynchronous machine at a predetermined speed of the synchronous generator with respect to the synchronous generator over-synchronous and thus self-acting as a generator, i.
- An asynchronous machine is simultaneously used as the exciter of the synchronous generator and as a starter motor.
- the asynchronous machine has, for example, a pole pair number of 4, ie has 8 poles.
- Prolonged rotor winding means that it is a wound coil and not a squirrel cage rotor.
- the asynchronous machine is substantially smaller in electrical power, for example by a factor of 100, designed as the synchronous generator.
- slip is usually abbreviated as "s”, with a negative slip designating a regenerative operation, with the operating state corresponding to s ⁇ 0.
- At least one controlled, rotating rectifier unit is arranged on the rotor of the asynchronous machine, preferably designed as a rotating thyristor set.
- the control signal of the thyristor set can be transmitted, for example, wirelessly by means of known systems to the runner.
- This can be generated from the induced rotor voltage of the asynchronous machine, a variable excitation voltage for the synchronous generator. In this way, the exciter field of the synchronous generator can be controlled specifically.
- At least one uncontrolled rectifier is arranged on the rotor of the asynchronous machine.
- the excitation voltage of the synchronous generator can be controlled by varying the stator voltage of the asynchronous machine, for example via a static thyristor set.
- a particularly advantageous feature of the arrangement is that an asynchronous machine designed in this way can also be used to crank the synchronous generator or, if the synchronous generator is connected to a drive machine, e.g. a reciprocating piston engine (internal combustion engine) is connected, can also use for starting the prime mover.
- asynchronous machine is operated in a conventional manner as an electric motor. When expressed as slip, the operating state is then 0 ⁇ s ⁇ 1.
- the asynchronous machine must be dimensioned for this purpose for applying the synchronous generator and for starting the prime mover torque.
- the asynchronous machine can be used as an exciter machine for the synchronous generator and at the same time as a starter motor for the prime mover.
- significantly higher starting speeds than conventional starter motors can be achieved, making a coupled reciprocating engine easier to start.
- Conventional starter motors usually achieve much lower speeds.
- the drive machine is a reciprocating engine, particularly preferably a stationary gas engine.
- the invention is particularly suitable for use on stationary internal combustion engines, especially gas engines, in particular for internal combustion engines, which are coupled with a synchronous generator to a set of gensets for decentralized power supply. The invention will be explained in more detail with the following figures.
- FIG. 1 and 2 show arrangements of a synchronous generator and an asynchronous machine in two variants, which differ with respect to the voltage regulation. Comments on FIG. 1 apply to FIG. 2 and vice versa. Shown is a synchronous generator 1 and a power much smaller asynchronous machine 2, which are arranged on a common rotor 3.
- a drive machine 6 which can be connected to the rotor 3 designed as a shaft.
- a drive machine 6 which can be connected to the rotor 3 designed as a shaft.
- the synchronous generator 1 has three pole pairs and the asynchronous machine 2 has four pole pairs.
- an engine 6, such as a reciprocating engine may be coupled via a mechanical coupling 10 to the rotor 3 which is designed as a shaft.
- the rotor winding 7 of the asynchronous machine 2 is electrically connected to the field winding 4 of the synchronous generator 1, depending on the variant via a controlled rectifier 13 ( Figure 1) or uncontrolled rectifier 14 ( Figure 2).
- the rotor winding 7 is optionally applied with an adjustable impedance 1 1 to increase the torque.
- a control device 5 can be connected via control lines (not shown) to the windings 4, 7, 8, 9, the impedance 1 1, the drive machine 6 (if present) and the rotor 3, preferably by means of contactless transmission to the rotor.
- the voltage regulation of the exciter voltage takes place of the synchronous generator 1 via a controlled, rotating rectifier unit 13, preferably by means of a controlled, rotating thyristor set.
- the voltage regulation of the exciter voltage L sY of the synchronous generator 1 takes place via an uncontrolled, rotating rectifier unit 14, preferably a diode rectifier, and a static voltage regulator 15 of the asynchronous machine 2, preferably by means of a static thyristor set.
- the nominal power of the synchronous generator 1 may be, for example, 12 MVA (megavolt ampere) and the nominal power of the asynchronous machine 2 about 50 kVA (kilovolts).
- the function of the asynchronous machine 2 as an exciter machine for the synchronous generator 1, that is, the function of the asynchronous machine 2 in generator mode explained.
- the following numerical example is, of course, also applicable to other embodiments than shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the slip s of the asynchronous machine 2 is determined.
- This power P 2 can be applied to the rotor 3 with the frequency f 2
- the stationary asynchronous machine 2 By connecting the stationary asynchronous machine 2 to a three-phase system 12, this can be operated as an electric motor. Due to the pronounced rotor winding 7 of the asynchronous machine 2, the starting current will be lower than in a squirrel-cage rotor, and the starting torque be greater.
- an auxiliary impedance 1 1 instead of the field winding 4 are switched, as indicated in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. So the starting torque can be optimized.
- the design of the auxiliary impedance 1 1 depends on the electrical and mechanical parameters of the arrangement.
- the asynchronous machine 2 accelerates the arrangement to a speed close to the nominal rotational speed n N ASY of the asynchronous machine 2 (approximately 750 rpm in the cited FIG Numerical example). This speed is much higher than in conventional starter systems, which has an advantageous effect on the start of a reciprocating engine.
- a controlled, rotating rectifier unit 13 preferably a thyristor control set, effects a variable exciter voltage of the synchronous generator 1.
- the rectifier unit 13 is designed as a controlled, rotating Thyristor plausible that a particularly fast control of the excitation voltage allows the synchronous generator 1, and also switched on and off without delay.
- FIG. 2 shows an arrangement of a synchronous generator 1 and an asynchronous machine 2 according to the second variant:
- the voltage regulation of the excitation voltage takes place of the synchronous generator 1 by varying the stator voltage of the asynchronous machine 2 preferably by a static Thyristor einsatz 15 in the stator of the induction machine 2 and an uncontrolled rectifier 14 in the rotor 3.
- the induced rotor voltage U2ASY is changed, and thus via the rectifier 14, the excitation voltage
- This arrangement allows control of the excitation voltage the synchronous generator 1, for which no control signals in the rotor 3 are required.
- Thyristor horrsatz 15 can also be used for a soft start of the asynchronous machine 2 when starting the drive machine 6.
- the advantages of this variant are the simpler and more favorable control than with controlled thyristors in the rotor and the possibility for a soft start of the asynchronous machine 2 in start mode.
- a disadvantage is the longer control times of the excitation voltage of the synchronous generator.
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