aleksandrsLV
Mechanical
- Dec 25, 2006
- 1
Hello!
I'm now looking into the problem of so called "cold ironing" - ship in port supply with shore power, and would like to simulate the transients of the matter. So I'm in need of synchronous generator precise model, which I can use for my research. I would be grateful to recieve parameters of typical marine synchronous generator (with rated apparent power ~900kVA, rms voltage ~400V, frequency 50 or 60Hz, salient pole etc) as indicated below:
(index d stands for direct axis, index q - for quadrature axis)
Fn [Hz] Rated frequency
rs [p.u] Stator winding resistance
xss [p.u] Leakage reactance of stator winding
xc [p.u] Characteristic reactance (see remark below)
xd [p.u] Main reactance
xd’ [p.u] Transient reactance
Td’ [sec] Transient time constant
xd’’ [p.u] Sub-transient reactance
Td’’ [sec] Sub-transient time constant
xd’’’ [p.u] Sub-sub-transient reactance
Td’’’ [sec] Sub-sub-transient time constant
xq [p.u] Main reactance
xq’ [p.u] Transient reactance
Tq’ [sec] Transient time constant
xq’’ [p.u] Sub-transient reactance
Tq’’ [sec] Sub-transient time constant
xq’’’ [p.u] Sub-sub-transient reactance
Tq’’’ [sec] Sub-sub-transient time constant
Sn [VA] Rated apparent power
Un [V] Rated Rms value of the phase - to - phase voltage
Fn [Hz] Rated frequency
Pp [1] Number of pairs of poles
Ifd0 [A] Excitation current corresponding to the no - load rated voltage on the air - gap line (no saturation)
Connect [-] Connection of the three - phase stator windings
Power Factor
solid iron rotor/laminated rotor
And also any other values/parameters You find important.
Aleksandrs Cernisovs, Latvian Maritime Academy, Engineering Department
I'm now looking into the problem of so called "cold ironing" - ship in port supply with shore power, and would like to simulate the transients of the matter. So I'm in need of synchronous generator precise model, which I can use for my research. I would be grateful to recieve parameters of typical marine synchronous generator (with rated apparent power ~900kVA, rms voltage ~400V, frequency 50 or 60Hz, salient pole etc) as indicated below:
(index d stands for direct axis, index q - for quadrature axis)
Fn [Hz] Rated frequency
rs [p.u] Stator winding resistance
xss [p.u] Leakage reactance of stator winding
xc [p.u] Characteristic reactance (see remark below)
xd [p.u] Main reactance
xd’ [p.u] Transient reactance
Td’ [sec] Transient time constant
xd’’ [p.u] Sub-transient reactance
Td’’ [sec] Sub-transient time constant
xd’’’ [p.u] Sub-sub-transient reactance
Td’’’ [sec] Sub-sub-transient time constant
xq [p.u] Main reactance
xq’ [p.u] Transient reactance
Tq’ [sec] Transient time constant
xq’’ [p.u] Sub-transient reactance
Tq’’ [sec] Sub-transient time constant
xq’’’ [p.u] Sub-sub-transient reactance
Tq’’’ [sec] Sub-sub-transient time constant
Sn [VA] Rated apparent power
Un [V] Rated Rms value of the phase - to - phase voltage
Fn [Hz] Rated frequency
Pp [1] Number of pairs of poles
Ifd0 [A] Excitation current corresponding to the no - load rated voltage on the air - gap line (no saturation)
Connect [-] Connection of the three - phase stator windings
Power Factor
solid iron rotor/laminated rotor
And also any other values/parameters You find important.
Aleksandrs Cernisovs, Latvian Maritime Academy, Engineering Department