Ferroresonant Overvoltage Adaptive Control System and Its Control Method
A technology of self-adaptive control and ferromagnetic resonance, applied in the field of simulation test, can solve the problems of cutting device system impact disturbance, too small damping, and no suppression effect of arrester, etc., and achieve the effect of alleviating the degree of pressure loss and good suppression effect
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[0057] The effective value of the power supply voltage E = 15V, the equalizing capacitor C 1 =119μF, capacitance C to ground 2 = 25μF, pulse power frequency f = 1kHz, duty cycle D = 75%, damping resistance R = 51Ω, PSCAD simulation results are as follows image 3 , it can be seen from the figure that this system parameter corresponds to the fundamental frequency ferromagnetic resonance, the switch BRK is disconnected at 0.2s, and then the voltage on PT goes through a transient transition process of about 0.1s, and finally presents a stable fundamental frequency Resonant overvoltage; when the steady-state ferromagnetic resonance is maintained for 0.8s, the control module is connected to the secondary side of the PT, and the overvoltage on the PT is controlled after a transient decay transition process of about 0.15s. Figure 4 It is the phase space trajectory of the fundamental frequency ferromagnetic resonance control process. It can be seen that the voltage and PT flux linka...
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[0059] The effective value of the power supply voltage E = 15V, the equalizing capacitor C 1 =800μF, capacitance C to ground 2 = 200μF, pulse power frequency f = 1kHz, duty cycle D = 21%, damping resistance R = 5Ω, PSCAD simulation results are as follows Figure 5 , as can be seen from the figure, this system parameter corresponds to the frequency division ferromagnetic resonance, the switch BRK is disconnected at 0.2s, and then the voltage on PT goes through a transient transition process of about 0.05s, and finally presents a stable frequency division Resonant overvoltage; when the steady-state ferromagnetic resonance is maintained for 0.8s, the control module is connected to the secondary side of the PT, and the overvoltage on the PT is controlled after a transient decay transition process of about 0.1s. Image 6 It is the phase space trajectory of the frequency division ferromagnetic resonance control process. It can also be seen that the voltage on the PT and the PT flux...
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[0061] The effective value of the power supply voltage E = 15V, the equalizing capacitor C 1 =2000μF, capacitance C to ground 2 =500μF, pulse power frequency f=1kHz, duty cycle D=19%, damping resistance R=5Ω, PSCAD simulation results are as follows Figure 7 , as can be seen from the figure, this system parameter corresponds to the quasi-periodic ferromagnetic resonance, the switch BRK is disconnected at 0.2s, and then the voltage on PT goes through a transient transition process of about 0.03s, and finally presents a stable frequency division Resonant overvoltage; when the steady-state ferromagnetic resonance is maintained for 0.8s, the control module is connected to the secondary side of the PT, and the overvoltage on the PT is controlled after a transient decay transition process of about 0.1s. Figure 8 The phase space trajectory of the quasi-periodic ferromagnetic resonance control process can also be seen from the time-varying trajectory of the voltage and PT flux linka...
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