US5438253A
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Static var generator using self-commutated inverter
Assignee: Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Filing: 1993-12-06
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Granted: 1995-08-01
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Expires: 2013-12-06
Abstract
Abstract A static var generator using self-commutated inverter being able to resume its operation securely and smoothly immediately after a system grounding accident disappears and whose system can be stabilized securely after the accident is provided. The static var generator using self-commutated inverter of the present invention is provided with an accident-detecting circuit 21 comprising band pass filters 22a and 22b extracting the second harmonic components contained in active voltage feedback signals Vp- and reactive voltage feedback signals V Q -, comparators 23a and 23b comparing these output signals and a prescribed set value and judging of the occurrence of an accident, and an OR circuit 24 operating logical sums of these both output signals. Further, the static type power generator of the present invention comprises a reactive current reference zero controlling circuit 20 controlling a reactive current reference signal I Q * to be zero according to the detected outputs of the accident-detecting circuit 21, and a soft starting circuit restricting return speeds of the reactive current reference signal at the time of the release of the reactive current reference zero control.
Inventors
- 👤 Tomohiko Aritsuka
- 👤 Michihiro Furuta
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-01 23:52
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02J; H02J3/00; H02J3/18; H02J3/1821; H02J3/1835; H02J3/1842; Y; Y02; Y02E; Y02E40/00; Y02E40/10; Y02E40/20
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
258 words
In a static var generator using self-commutated inverter having an inverter apparatus converting a d.c. power source voltage to an a.c. voltage and supplying the a.c. voltage to an alternating current system through a reactor, a voltage-detecting means detecting each phase voltage of said alternating current system and converting them to active voltages and reactive voltages, a current-detecting means detecting each phase current of said reactor and operating a reactive current, a system voltage controller operating a reactive current reference from said system active voltages and a system voltage reference, a reactive current controller operating conduction signals of switching devices of said inverter apparatus from said reactive current and said reactive current reference from said system voltage controller, and a protection controlling means detecting an occurrence of an accident in said alternating current system and making said reactive current reference to be inputted to said reactive current controller zero for a prescribed period of time from the occurrence point of time of the accident; said protection controlling means comprising: an accident-detecting circuit detecting the accident from the occurrence to the disappearance of it in said alternating system, a reactive current reference zero controlling circuit controlling said reactive current reference to be zero according to detected outputs of said accident-detecting circuit, said reactive current reference zero controlling circuit inserted between said system voltage controller and said reactive current controller, and a soft starting circuit restricting returning speeds of said reactive current reference within a prescribed value at the time of the release of said reactive current reference zero control.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
258 words
In a static var generator using self-commutated inverter having an inverter apparatus converting a d.c. power source voltage to an a.c. voltage and supplying the a.c. voltage to an alternating current system through a reactor, a voltage-detecting means detecting each phase voltage of said alternating current system and converting them to active voltages and reactive voltages, a current-detecting means detecting each phase current of said reactor and operating a reactive current, a system voltage controller operating a reactive current reference from said system active voltages and a system voltage reference, a reactive current controller operating conduction signals of switching devices of said inverter apparatus from said reactive current and said reactive current reference from said system voltage controller, and a protection controlling means detecting an occurrence of an accident in said alternating current system and making said reactive current reference to be inputted to said reactive current controller zero for a prescribed period of time from the occurrence point of time of the accident; said protection controlling means comprising: an accident-detecting circuit detecting the accident from the occurrence to the disappearance of it in said alternating system, a reactive current reference zero controlling circuit controlling said reactive current reference to be zero according to detected outputs of said accident-detecting circuit, said reactive current reference zero controlling circuit inserted between said system voltage controller and said reactive current controller, and a soft starting circuit restricting returning speeds of said reactive current reference within a prescribed value at the time of the release of said reactive current reference zero control.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
100 words
A static var generator using self-commutated inverter according to claim 1, wherein said accident-detecting circuit comprises: a first and a second filter for detecting active voltage inverse phase components and reactive voltage inverse phase components respectively by extracting second harmonic components contained in said system active voltages and said system reactive voltages, said harmonic components having system voltage frequencies, a first and a second comparator comparing outputs of these filters and a prescribed set value and outputting a signal when the formers exceed the latter, and an OR circuit operating logical sums of the output signals of these both comparators.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
111 words
A static var generator using self-commutated inverter according to claim 1, wherein said accident-detecting circuit comprises: a third and a fourth filter for detecting active voltage inverse phase components and reactive voltage inverse phase components respectively by extracting d.c. components contained in said system active voltages and said system reactive voltages obtained by transforming after inverting the phase order of each phase system voltage detected by said voltage-detecting means, an operating means operating square roots of square sums of the outputs of these each filter, and a third comparator comparing the outputs of the operating means and a prescribed set value and outputting a signal when the formers exceed the latter.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
68 words
A static var generator using self-commutated inverter according to claim 1, wherein said accident-detecting circuit comprises: a system voltage inverse phase component making circuit detecting each phase system voltage and making inverse phase components from them, and a fourth comparator for comparing the outputs of the system voltage inverse phase component making circuit and a prescribed set value and outputting a signal when the formers exceed the latter.
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