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Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros, I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni. Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies
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Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J. Prousalidis, Lecturer, School of Naval and Marine Engineering, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens (NTUA), Greece Cdr S. Perros, MSc Electrical Eng., Hellenic Navy(HN) I.K. Hatzilau, Prof. Dr.-Ing, Hellenic Naval Academy (HNA) P. Buchanan,Manitoba HVDC Research Centre, Canada D. Muthumuni,Manitoba HVDC Research Centre, Canada 1
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Presentation Layout • Introduction • Discussion on Power Quality on Ship power systems • Power Quality Simulation Tools • PSCAD/EMTDC as a COTS simulation tool • Ship PQ case studies via PSCAD • Analysis, discussion, investigation • Conclusions 2
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Introduction • Investigate if a software package originally developed for studying continental grids can be seen as COTS implement for ship power quality case studies (professional and educational purposes). • However, • theoretical argumentation the soft-program (not equipment) is used for the simulation of representative power quality phenomena occurring in ship electric power systems, • where necessary the effect of certain critical parameters is investigated, too. • On this occasion, as the case studies especially in warships with extended electrification (AES) involve problems emerging from the integration of modern devices without authenticated circuit modeling, novel circuit models proposed or improved by the authors are presented and validated. 3
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni ShipvsContinental Power Plants 4
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Power Quality phenomena classification • Voltage dips or sags, (faults, electrification, flickering) • Electromagnetic transients (switching making + breaking), • Harmonic distortion especially due to power electronic devices. 5
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Power Quality consequences • improper operation of sensitive electronic equipment due to EMI, • increased reactive losses, • increased insulation stresses or even equipment breakdowns, • raise of resonance phenomena, • increased electromagnetic signature of extensively electrified ships. 6
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Simulation Tools 1st development 30 years ago. mainly used by utilities to study : • power surge phenomena (switching/lightning) • electro-mechanical system interaction. 7
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Simulation Tools: Important Features Accuracy: esp. Power Electronic Devices. Intuitive User Interface: a user interface and navigation system +immediate visual feedback. Size and Duration: model large systems for long period Component Library: ordinary + modern power system devices and controls. Open Program Architecture facilitating the integration of user-developed models. Association with other computer programs 8
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni COTS technology features (mostly for equipment) • Solution readily available (minimum leading time), • Manufacturing cost = low ordinary commercial ( design and initial building cost already decayed), • Operation and maintenance cost : well defined and comparatively low, • Experience of using it: widely known, well documented and adequately supported by numerous statistical data, • The evolution trends due to (R&D): founded on more solid/better known grounds, following the rates of the open commercial market. 9
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni PSCAD overview MANITOBA HVDC Center 10
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni PSCAD overview 11
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni PSCAD as COTS technology (soft- rather than hard-ware) • accumulated experience on programming, analysis, modeling of electric energy systems • power quality problems on hybrid AC/DC networks closely resembling those of the modern electric ships, • continuous development, • application to classroom(marine engineers or naval cadets) • exchange of results with other computer programs (e.g. MATLAB of MathWorks Inc. 11) via handy import/export interfaces 12
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni PSCAD as COTS technology 13
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Study cases: PSCAD exploitation • as a means to simulate successfully, study, discuss and investigate some intriguing case studies taking place on actual shipboard installations, (professional, research) • as an implement associating the courses on ship power systems and electric machines given to marine engineering students. In this way, rather complicated phenomena can be figuratively described and further analyzed in PCLAB classrooms(educational) 14
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Study cases • clearance of a single-phase fault occurring nearby an induction motor driving a thruster, • interruption process of a High Voltage Direct Current Circuit Breaker (HVDC-CB), • voltage quality problems caused by pulsed loads. 15
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Induction Motor Circuit Breaker Distribution cable M 1st case study: single-phase fault nearby an induction motor Start-up followed by a 1-phase fault 16
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 1st case study: single-phase fault nearby an induction motor 17
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 1st case study: single-phase fault nearby an induction motor Current of faulty phase 18
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 1st case study: single-phase fault nearby an induction motor 19
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Voltage suppressor Circuit Breaker Auxiliary LC branch Mains AC/DC Distribution Cable Load CB 2nd case study: HV DC circuit breaker Circuit Breaker Current zero 20
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 2nd case study: HV DC circuit breaker Smooth current zero 21
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 2nd case study: HV DC circuit breaker With over-voltage suppressor 22
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 2nd case study: HV DC circuit breaker Without over-voltage suppressor 5.5 times reduction due to over-voltage suppressor 23
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Energy demand time 3rd study case: pulsed load • specific type energy consumers: • low power requirements for rather long time intervals • increased (peak) energy demands for extremely short intervals dt 24
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Pulsed Load RM Rp 3rd study case: pulsed load Equivalent Circuit model RM >>RP 25
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Mains Distribution Cable Pulsed load 3rd study case: pulsed load 26
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 3rd study case: pulsed load 27
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni 3rd study case: pulsed load 28
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni study case: pulsed load on periodic basis 29
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni study case (MSc thesis): study of PQ problems due to sc-faults By Stylianos Spagkouros IEC 61363 • Power Quality problems due to short-circuit faults • study of 1-,2-,3-phase faults at critical busbars (according to IEC 61363-1: short circuit calculations) • classification of cases (extension of a method for continental grids originally developed by professor M. Bollen, Chalmers University, Sweden) 30
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni study case (MSc thesis): study of PQ problems due to sc-faults By Stylianos Spagkouros Critical points 31 1-line diagram of the ship electric energy system studied
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Classifica tion Method Classes Phase A (% Vn ) Phase B (% Vn ) Phase C (% Vn ) I 0.00 0.00 0.00 I 1 0.00 0.00 < 8 0 I 2 0.00 < 8 0 < 8 0 I 3 < 8 0 < 8 0 < 8 0 II 1 < 8 0 < 8 0 100 II 2 < 8 0 1 00 100 study case (MSc thesis): study of PQ problems due to sc-faults By Stylianos Spagkouros III 0.00 >100 >100 Swell (ungrounded) 32
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni analysis circuit model (improved or novel) investigation Conclusions A software package (like PSCAD) as COTS tool => educational + professional esp. for ship PQ studies Discussion, Argumentation + Validation Representative Study cases 33
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J. Prousalidis, Lecturer, School of Naval and Marine Engineering, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens (NTUA), Greece Cdr S. Perros, MSc Electrical Eng., Hellenic Navy(HN) I.K. Hatzilau, Prof. Dr.-Ing, Hellenic Naval Academy (HNA) P. Buchanan,Manitoba HVDC Research Centre, Canada D. Muthumuni,Manitoba HVDC Research Centre, Canada 34
Introducing a COTS simulation tool for ship electric power quality studies J.M. Prousalidis, S.Perros,I.K. Hatzilau,P. Buchanan, D. Muthumuni Pulsed load operation without cable (no capacitances) 35