Different power rectifier circuit topologies
Simulation different power rectifier circuit topologies according to DIN 41761
Overview
Most of the team's work was in this section.
We simulated and studied different power rectifier circuit topologies (according to DIN 41761):
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B6C (three-phase controlled bridge), as part of converters for metallurgy, mining etc;
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M3.2C (six-phase controlled bridge), as part of converters for electrolysis;
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W3C (full controlled AC regulator), as part of softstarters for induction machines;
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IGBT inverters / drives;
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other schematics (Static Var Compensator with TCR, 12- and 24-pulses rectifier ets);
Simulation goals:
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Simulation and study of electromagnetic and mechanical transients;
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Improve specifications and optimize system performance;
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Developing requirements for components of schematic;
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Fault conditions analysis;
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Developing requirements for control system action in fault conditions;
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Harmonic analysis;
Proof
Most of the simulation results have been embedded in the equimpent.
The simulation results were very close to the measurements (active/reactive power, voltage deviations, magnitudes of harmonics, THDu) at the plant.