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Introduction To Power Systems Technology
Introduction To Power Systems Technology
10 12
,
( )
( )
11 to 15.75 kV
66 132 kV
11 kV
230-400 V
( )
(66 132 kV).
.
I2R,
.
() (11 kV)
() (230/400 V)
.
.
:
( ) =>
.
.
,
,
.
( -1)
(%)
(2011)
97.7
2.3
(2010
)
26
68
(2001)
65
16
8.2
10.7
0.1
-25 (2002)
30
32
17
(1979)
48.2
13.6
11.6
14.1
12.7
(1990)
55.5
4.2
20.6
9.4
10
0.4
(2000)
53.6
1.3
20
9.4
7.1
(1971)
40
20.9
2.1
13.3
23
0.7
(2003)
40.1
6.9
15.8
19.4
15.9
1.9
17
: 1100 W (2012)
: 1144 MW ( 2010)
: 4423 GWh (2005), 4987 GWh (2011)
: 15 /kWh
(Conventional)
(Steam turbines)
(Nuclear)
U235
(Internal combustion)
(Combined cycle)
(Gas turbines)
(Steam turbines):
(, ,
)
, . ( 30-45%,
( ), ).
(Gas turbines):
diesel .
. ( 25-35%, ,
, ).
(Combined cycle):
.
. (
50%).
(Internal combustion):
()
. diesel
.
.
( 50%).
.
(pumped storage)
()
Renewable Energy Sources (RES)
(wind energy)
(solar energy)
(geothermal energy)
(hydroelectric energy)
(biomass)
(tidal energy)
Conventional Energy Sources
() (heavy fuel oil)
(coal)
(natural gas)
(nuclear energy)
: http://www.tva.gov/power/coalart.htm
,
.
: ~11-15.75 kV
66 132 kV
.
/
(OPGW)
132 kV
() (11 kV)
() (230/400 V)
.
.
11 kV
(D-fuse)
230/400 V
(R, Y, B)
.
:
-- (
)
-- (circuit breakers) (
)
-- (disconnect switches)
-- (voltage and
current transformers) ( )
-- (surge arresters)
(
)
, ,
.
, ,
.
( ).
( ,
,
(.. ).
.
,
4 .
.
(FUEL CELLS)
( 40-60%).
.
Alcaline Fuel Cells (AFC)
Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC)
Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells (MCFC)
Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cell (PAFC)
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)
PEMFC
AFC
PAFC
MCFC
SOFC
H+
H-
H+
O2-
(reforming)
65-85 C
90-260 C
190-210 C 650-700 C
750-1000 C
70%
40-80%
45-65%
40-50%
CO32
60-80%
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
http://fuelcellsworks.com/Typesoffuelcells.html
(impedance)
a
i(t)
Z = R + j L
vs(t)
L
X = L
(reactance)
, v (t ) = V p cos(t + )
Vrms =
Vp
2
2
= 2f =
T
, i (t ) = I p cos(t + )
I rms =
Ip
2
p (t ) = v(t )i (t )
= V p cos(t + ) I p cos(t + )
...
= Vrms I rms cos {1 + cos[2(t + )]} + Vrms I rms sin sin[2(t + )]
p(t ) = Vrms I rms cos {1 + cos[2(t + )]}+ Vrms I rms sin sin[2(t + )]
: 0
: W (kW, MW)
: V I
, > 0 => Q > 0
, < 0 => Q < 0
, = 0 => Q = 0
S = P + jQ
S: (apparent power)
: VA (kVA, MVA)
Kirchhoff,
.
V = V e j = V = V cos + j V sin
S = VI = V I = V I ( ) = V I
= V I cos + j V I sin = P + jQ
2
S = P +Q
: power factor
P
P
p.f. =
=
= cos
Vrms I rms
S
.
(leading)
(lagging)
.
: V = 12000 V
Z1 = 60 + j 0
Z 2 = 6 + j12
Z 3 = 30 j 30
.
I
I2
I1
V
Z1
Z2
I3
Z3
()
I
I2
I1
Z1
Z2
I3
Z3
*
2
V
1200
V
VV
=
=
= 24 kW
S1 = VI1* = V =
*
*
60
Z1
Z1
Z1
2
2
1200
=
= 48 + j 96 kVA S 2 = 107.331 kVA
S 2 = VI 2* =
*
6 j12
Z2
S 3 = VI 3*
1200 2
=
=
= 24 j 24 kVA S 3 = 33.941 kVA
*
30 + j 30
Z3
V
;
--
(.. ).
--
.
--
.
--
.
( ).
va (t ) = 2V sin(t )
Va = V0
vb (t ) = 2V sin(t 120)
Vb = V 120
vc (t ) = 2V sin(t 240)
Vc = V 240
-- 120
-- : a-b-c
( , positive sequence)
Vc
Va
Vb
Z = Z
V
I =
Z
Va V0
= I
Ia =
=
Z
Z
I b = I( 120 )
I c = I( 240 )
,
. ,
.
: (Y) (star
wye) () (delta).
(neutral).
ia
ian
van
in
n
vcn
vbn
icn
In = Ia + Ib + Ic
Z
ib
ibn
ic
,
.
I a = I an
I b = I bn
I line = I phase
I c = I cn
VLL = 3V p 30
30.
ia
ica
iab
Z
Z
ib
Z
ibc
ic
VLL = V p
I L = 3 I p 30
:
pa (t ) = Vrms I rms [cos cos(2t )]
pb (t ) = Vrms I rms [cos cos(2t 240 )]
pc (t ) = Vrms I rms [cos cos(2t 480 )]
:
ptotal (t ) = pa (t ) + pb (t ) + pc (t ) = 3Vrms I rms cos
,
.
P3 = 3V p I p cos
:
Q3 = 3V p I p sin
:
S3 = P3 + Q3 = 3V p I p cos + j 3V p I p sin = 3V p I *p
.
:
P3 = 3 VLL I L cos
Q3 = 3 VLL I L sin
120 V rms
10 A rms 60 (lagging).
,
Pavg = Vrms I rms cos = 120 10 0.5 = 600 W
,
S = Vrms I rms = 120 10 = 1200 VA
,
0 (
600 W).
.
.
S1
Q1
P1
1.
Q1.
,
.
S1
Q1
P1
0.95 lagging.
;
Q1 Q2.
S1
S2
1
Q2 = 32.87 kVAr
,
Qc = Q1 - Q2 => Qc = 42.13 kVAr.
, S 2 =
125 kVA.
P2
= 105.26 kVA ,
cos 2
Q1
Q2
P1 = P2
Qc
,
.
(
).
.
-- ,
(
).
--
.
(, , )
i1(t)
+
v1(t)
-
i2(t)
+
e1
-
+
e2
-
+
v2(t)
-
N 1 N2
:
-- .
--
--
.
-- ,
.
E1 N1
=
=
E2 N 2
I1 N 2 1
=
=
I 2 N1
E1I1 = E2 I 2
, V = E
I1
R1
R2
X1
+
V1
Rc Xm
I2
+
Ie
Ic
X2
Im
+
E1
-
+
E2
-
V2
-
N 1 N2
-- R1 R2:
-- X1 X2:
-- Xm: ,
.
-- Rc: ( , core
losses) (hysteresis) Eddy
(eddy currents).
:
.
e, i
T, n
(alternating current) (ac)
(generators)
(motors)
Rotating magnetic field
;
, ,
.
.
ac.
ac
Ac motor
:
(stator)
(rotor)
:
,
.
120,
.
Rotating magnetic field
120 .
(2, 4, ).
: http://www.powerditto.de/Schemaengl.html
;
:
iaa (t ) = I M sin t A
=> H
H aa (t ) = H M sin t0 AT/m
H M sin t :
0 :
: , .
Rotating magnetic field
:
H bb (t ) = H M sin(t 120)120 AT/m
B = H
,
Baa (t ) = BM sin t0 T
Bbb (t ) = BM sin(t 120)120 T
Bcc (t ) = BM sin(t 240)240 T
Rotating magnetic field
:
(induced voltage)
ac
:
eind = N c sin t V
Nc:
:
:
:
eaa (t ) = N c sin t V
ebb (t ) = N c sin(t 120) V
ecc (t ) = N c sin(t 240) V
(induced voltage)
ac
:
Emax = N c
= 2f Emax = 2 N c f
(rms) :
Erms
2
=
N c f Erms = 2 N cf
2
Pout
=
100%
Pin
Pout
=
100%
Pout + Plosses
ac
() (copper losses, I2R losses)
.
(stator copper losses):
PSCL = 3I12 R1
2
P
=
3
I
(rotor copper losses):
RCL
2 R2
() (core losses)
eddy
.
ac
() (friction losses)
(bearings)
(brushes)
() (windage losses)
Voltage regulation and speed regulation
:
.
VNL VFL
100%
VR =
VFL
:
(shaft) .
nNL nFL
100%
SR =
nFL
(n: rpm, : rad/s)
NL FL
SR =
100%
FL
Synchronous machines
ac
Ac machines
Induction machines
.
.
: (stator) (rotor)
:
(slots)
.
: ,
( )
( )
:
,
(field current).
.
(.. ),
.
,
(
Faraday) (induced voltage).
(
)
120 (
120 ).
DC (DC MACHINES)
dc
dc
dc.
dc:
- dc
(, , )
-
.
- (,
, ).
- dc ac,
ac .
- (
) dc. ac/dc
(commutator).
: (rotor) (stator)
()
(slots)
.
dc [2]
dc [2]
ac:
dc
(armature) .
-
(dc
)
-
.
-
.
e = (v B) l
v:
B:
l:
v B = v B sin ,
.
(commutator)
(brushes).
.
.
: P. C. Sen, Principles of electric machines and power electronics, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997.
,
(
).
dc
=>
: (N) (S)
.
brushes
dc.
v
30
.
Lorentz .
S
.
.
, ,
.
commutator
Ir_dc
Vdc
,
.
,
(commutator).
B
30
,
.
Ir_dc
,
.
Vdc
DC
Pout
=
100%
Pin
Pout
=
100%
Pout + Plosses
Pin Plosses
=
100%
Pin
DC
() (copper losses, I2R losses)
.
Pcu = I A2 RA + I F2 RF
copper
armature
field
() (core losses)
eddy
.
() (brush losses)
.
Vb 2 V (
Pb = Vb I A
brush
)
DC
()
(friction)
(windage).
.
DC
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
(separately excited)
(shunt)
(series)
(compounded)
Dc (permanent-magnet dc motor)
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