Advanced cross current compensation system and method for enhancing reactive current sharing in power generation having multiple generators
AssigneeBasler Electric Company
InventorsKiyong KIM, Daniel WEBER
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AssigneeBasler Electric Company
InventorsKiyong KIM, Daniel WEBER
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The present system and method provides a cross-current compensation control system that provides for improved load sharing performance during the parallel operation of multiple generators through use of a Proportional Integral PI controller or a Proportional Integral Differential PID controller eliminating steady state error in reactive current sharing, with such providing a stable and robust response with uncertain variations of equipment in the power system through improved cross-current compensation when various system parameter uncertainties exist.
A method of controlling a power generation system having two or more generators connected in parallel operation with each generator having a terminal voltage and supplying a generator reactive power output at a generator output to a common load, each generator having a generator field control input coupled to an automatic voltage regulator (AVR) generator reference voltage, the power generation system also having a parallel cross-current compensation element (CCC) coupled to the output of each generator for receiving reactive current from the generator and coupled to the AVR for providing a current compensation input to the AVR responsive to the received reactive current, the method comprising:
A system for controlling a power generation system having two or more generators connected in parallel operation with each generator having a terminal voltage and supplying a generator reactive power output at a generator output to a common load, each generator having a generator field control input coupled to an automatic voltage regulator (AVR) that receives a generator field voltage from a generator field voltage source, the power generation system also having a parallel cross-current compensation element (CCC) coupled to the output of each generator for receiving reactive current and to the AVR and for providing a reactive current compensation input to the AVR responsive to the received reactive current, the system comprising:
A method of controlling a power generation system having two or more generators connected in parallel operation with each generator having a terminal voltage and supplying a generator reactive power output at a generator output to a common load, each generator having a generator field control input coupled to an automatic voltage regulator (AVR) and that receives a generator field voltage from a generator field voltage source, the power generation system also having a parallel cross-current compensation element (CCC) coupled to the output of each generator for receiving reactive current from the generator and coupled to the AVR for providing a reactive current compensation to the AVR, the method comprising:
A system for controlling a power generation system having two or more generators connected in parallel operation with each generator having an output, a terminal voltage and supplying a generator reactive power output via the output to a common load, each generator having a generator field control input, the power generation system comprising:
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