For future all-electric ships, one possibility is a DC grid fed by converter-controlled generators and loaded by converter-controlled components. The consumers can be categorized by their power demand - mainly constant or pulsed operation. Especially pulsed power is a major challenge in the scope of grid stability and, therefore, has to be analyzed and assessed in the early conceptual-design phase. So far, many studies are based on strongly simplified models. Either all the power-electronic converters are substituted by only one or two converters or they are represented by sources with certain impedances. Due to the low available short-circuit power, these simplifications are not valid - the influence of the time-variant characteristics of power-electronic converters must not be neglected. In this paper, a scenario-based approach for the grid-stability assessment is presented which can handle very complex converter-containing ship grids and is valid for pulsed-load investigations.


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    Title :

    Scenario-based stability-assessment of converter-fed DC-ship grids loaded with pulsed power


    Contributors:
    Bartelt, R (author) / Oettmeier, M (author) / Heising, C (author) / Staudt, V (author) / Steimel, A (author)


    Publication date :

    2011-04-01


    Size :

    843893 byte




    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English




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