WO2005002039A1 - 電動機駆動システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a drive system for an AC motor that drives a plurality of AC motors, and in particular, connects a plurality of AC generators to a common distribution bus, and connects a plurality of power converters to the common distribution bus.
- the present invention relates to a drive system for an AC motor that drives a plurality of AC motors from each power converter.
- the drive system of this kind of ⁇ AC motor is disclosed in, for example, FIG. 1 of International Patent Publication WO 02 Z 1 0 07 16 A1 and “Mains Power Quality of Ships with Electrical Devices” by S. Iden and W. Rzadki. In the paper entitled “EPE Conference Record, PP000099.pdf, 2001.”
- This prior art is based on multiple AC motors that drive multiple propulsors (screws) for ship propulsion.
- This drive system uses multiple diesel engines as prime movers, and each diesel engine drives a corresponding AC generator to drive multiple AC generators.
- Each of the plurality of AC generators is connected to a common wiring bus, a plurality of power converters are connected to the common wiring bus, and an AC motor is connected to each of the plurality of power converters. Driving the plurality of the AC motor.
- Each of the plurality of AC motor which it corresponding load machine, for example be coupled to propeller for marine propulsion, the plurality of marine propulsion The propulsion unit is driven by each of the plurality of AC motors.
- An electric ship propulsion system using such an AC motor drive system has less vibration and a smaller rotation direction and a smaller rotation speed than a conventional ship propulsion system in which a propulsion unit is directly driven by a diesel engine. It has advantages such as easy adjustment of rotation speed and good driving efficiency, and is applied to applications such as luxury passenger ships that emphasize riding comfort and icebreakers that repeatedly move forward and backward.
- This electric LNG plant is a plant that liquefies natural gas by using a plurality of compressors driven by a plurality of AC motors as a plurality of load machines. Compared to a conventional LNG plant that is driven directly by a single bin or a steam bin, it has advantages such as lower exhaust gas and higher driving efficiency.
- a compressor is connected to each of a plurality of AC motors driven by a plurality of power converters connected to a common distribution bus, and a plurality of compressors are driven.
- the conventional AC motor drive system described above involves a problem of system down. For example, if one of the diesel engines fails, the load on the remaining diesel engines increases, the rotation speed decreases, and the output voltage and output frequency of the AC generator driven by the diesel engines decrease. Occurs, and the bus voltage and the bus frequency also decrease in the common wiring bus. When the decrease in the bus voltage and the bus frequency of the common wiring bus falls below a predetermined lower limit, it is determined that a system error has occurred, and a circuit arranged between the common wiring bus and each AC generator is determined. The breaker opens. As a result, the ship propulsion system In the LNG plant, the system goes down in which each compressor stops. Such a system down due to a decrease in the bus voltage and the bus frequency of the common distribution bus also occurs when one of the AC generators fails.
- the circuit breaker arranged between the power converter and the common wiring bus is opened.
- the load on multiple diesel engines decreases and their speed increases, so that the bus voltage and bus frequency of the common distribution bus increase.
- the bus voltage or bus frequency exceeds a preset upper limit it is determined that a system error has occurred, the circuit breakers between all AC generators and the common wiring bus are opened, and all propulsors or A system error that causes the compressor to stop will occur. This system failure due to the increase in the bus voltage and bus frequency of the common distribution bus also occurs when one of the AC motors fails.
- the present invention proposes an improved AC motor drive system capable of effectively avoiding such a system down. Disclosure of the invention
- a drive system for an AC motor includes a plurality of AC generators driven by a prime mover, a common distribution bus connected to the plurality of AC generators, and a plurality of electric power connected to the common distribution bus.
- Each of the generated power converters controls the active power exchanged with the corresponding AC motor based on the current command from the corresponding power conversion control circuit, The bus frequency is used as the correction speed command according to the load fluctuation of the common distribution bus.
- each of a plurality of power conversion devices and a plurality of power conversion control circuits provided correspondingly to each of the plurality of power conversion devices is configured to detect a bus frequency of the common power distribution bus.
- a current command to the corresponding power converter is generated, and the corrected speed command from the power conversion control circuit is It changes in response to the bus frequency. Therefore, the plurality of power converters control the active power exchanged with the corresponding AC motor based on the corrected speed command from the power conversion control circuit corresponding to the bus frequency.
- the bus frequency is controlled to a predetermined value corresponding to the correction speed command according to the load fluctuation of the common distribution bus, so that a plurality of AC generators, a plurality of power converters, and a plurality of AC motors are controlled. If one of the
- another AC motor drive system includes a plurality of AC generators driven by a prime mover, a common distribution bus to which the plurality of AC generators are connected, and a common distribution bus connected to the common distribution bus.
- a drive system for an AC motor comprising: a plurality of load machines driven by each of a plurality of AC motors;
- the bus frequency detection output that detects the bus frequency of the common distribution bus, and the upper limit value of the speed command for the corresponding AC motor.
- the bus frequency is controlled to a predetermined value regulated by the speed upper limit adjustment output according to a load change of the common distribution bus.
- each of the plurality of power conversion control circuits provided corresponding to that of the plurality of power conversion devices is configured to detect a bus frequency of the common distribution bus.
- a current command to the corresponding power converter is generated within a range equal to or less than the speed upper limit adjustment output.
- the speed upper limit adjustment output of the plurality of power conversion control circuits changes in response to the bus frequency. Therefore, each of the plurality of power conversion devices is configured to output a current command from the corresponding power conversion control circuit in a range equal to or less than the speed upper limit value adjustment output of the power conversion control circuit corresponding to the bus frequency.
- the bus frequency is adjusted to a predetermined value regulated by the speed upper limit adjustment output in response to the load fluctuation of the common distribution bus. Control, and even if one of multiple AC generators, multiple power converters and multiple AC motors fails, the fluctuation of the bus frequency of the common distribution bus can be easily controlled within the upper and lower limits. And system down effective Can be avoided.
- still another AC motor driving system includes a plurality of AC generators driven by a prime mover, a common distribution bus to which the plurality of AC generators are connected, and a common distribution bus connected to the common distribution bus.
- a drive system for an AC motor including a plurality of load machines driven by each of a plurality of AC motors, wherein each of the plurality of power conversion control circuits detects a bus frequency of the common distribution bus.
- the current A current command is issued to the AC motor in a range equal to or less than the limit value adjustment output, and each of the plurality of power conversion devices is controlled by the corresponding power conversion control circuit in a range equal to or less than the current upper limit adjustment output.
- the bus frequency is adjusted to the current upper limit adjustment output according to the load variation of the common distribution bus.
- each of the plurality of power conversion devices has a corresponding range based on the current command from the corresponding power conversion control circuit in a range equal to or less than the current upper limit adjustment output of the power conversion control circuit corresponding to the bus frequency.
- the bus frequency is controlled to a predetermined value regulated by the current upper limit adjustment output in response to the load fluctuation of the common distribution bus. Even if one of multiple AC generators, multiple power converters, and multiple AC motors fails, fluctuations in the bus frequency of the common distribution bus can easily be kept within the upper and lower limits. And system down can be effectively avoided.
- FIG. 1 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 1 of an AC motor driving system according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing operation waveforms of Embodiment 1
- FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a conventional operation waveform corresponding to the second embodiment
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an operation waveform of the second embodiment of the motor drive system according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a system diagram showing a third embodiment of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention
- FIG. 7 is a system diagram showing a fourth embodiment of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention
- FIG. 8 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 5 of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention
- FIG. 9 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 6 of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention, and FIG. Figure 0 shows the exchange according to the invention.
- System system showing the seventh embodiment of Ka ⁇ system motive Mitsuruzu, first 1 Figure exemplary AC motor drive system according to the invention
- FIG. 12 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 8 of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention
- FIG. 13 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 9 of the AC motor drive system according to the present invention.
- 10 is a system diagram showing the system
- FIG. 14 is a system diagram showing an embodiment of an AC motor driving system according to the present invention
- FIG. 15 is an embodiment of an AC motor driving system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a system diagram showing Embodiment 12 of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows Embodiment 1 of a drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- This AC motor drive system is applied to a ship propulsion device, LNG plant, or blower drive device.
- the AC motor drive system shown in Fig. 1 consists of five motors 11 to 15; five AC generators 21 to 25; a common distribution bus 30; and four transformers.
- Units 4 1 to 4 4 including four power converters 51 to 54, four AC motors 81 to 84, and four load devices 91 to 94 I have.
- Each of the plurality of prime movers 11 to 15 is a diesel engine. These diesel engines 11 to 15 generate driving force by burning liquid fuel such as gasoline. However, an engine that generates driving force by burning gaseous fuel such as propane gas instead of liquid fuel can also be used. Also, the number of these prime movers 11 to 15 is not limited to five, and the number according to the investment cost is set. Normally, when applied to ship propulsion systems, the number is from 2 to 10 c
- the number of AC generators 21 to 25 shall be equal to or less than the number of motors 11 to 15 installed.
- two or three alternators can be driven by one prime mover.
- Figure 1 shows a system in which five prime movers 11 to 15 each drive one, and conveniently five AC generators 21 to 25.
- These AC generators 21 to 25 are, for example, three-phase AC generators, and each generate a three-phase AC output.
- single-phase alternators can also be used.
- Each of the AC generators 21-25 is provided with an exciting current adjusting device, and by adjusting the exciting current with the exciting current adjusting device, the magnitude of the output voltage of the three-phase AC output is adjusted. I do.
- the output frequency of the alternators 21 to 25 is adjusted based on the control of the rotation speed by the governor control device of the prime movers 11 to 15.
- the common distribution bus 30 is configured as, for example, a three-phase distribution bus. However, if the AC generators 21-25 are configured as single-phase AC generators, they are configured as single-phase distribution buses. The three-phase output terminals of the AC generators 21 to 25 are connected to the common distribution bus 30. Each of AC generators 21 to 25 is connected in parallel to common power distribution bus 30. Although not shown, a circuit breaker is disposed between the common distribution bus 30 and each of the AC generators 21 to 25. In addition, low-voltage wirings 33 and 34 are also connected to the common distribution bus 30 via transformers 31 and 32, so that power can be supplied to low-voltage loads. In the first embodiment, transformers 31 and 32 are three-phase transformers in which the primary side is ⁇ -connected and the secondary side is Y-connected.
- Transformers 4 1 to 4 4 are connected via circuit breakers (not shown).
- the common distribution bus 30 is connected in parallel with each other.
- the transformers 41 to 44 are three-phase transformers in which the primary side and the secondary side are ⁇ -connected.
- the power converters 51 to 54 are directly connected to the secondary sides of the transformers 41 to 44, respectively. Since these power converters 51 to 54 are configured identically to each other, only the internal circuit of power converter 51 is shown in the drawing, and details of other power converters 52 to 54 are omitted. ing.
- Each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54 includes a power conversion circuit 55 for AC power conversion and a power conversion control circuit 60 for the power conversion circuit 55.
- AC motors 81 to 84 are connected to the power converters 51 to 54, respectively.
- the power conversion circuits 55 of each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54 are configured to exchange active power and reactive power with the corresponding AC generators 81 to 84, respectively.
- the circuit 55 is configured to be able to control both the active power and the reactive power.
- the power conversion circuit 55 includes, for example, a high-efficiency converter 56 for converting AC power to DC power, a smoothing capacitor 57 for smoothing the converted DC power, and a DC power again for AC power.
- a self-excited inverter and a power converter circuit composed of a self-excited inverter and a converter are used.
- an AC / AC power conversion circuit using a matrix converter can also be used.
- the power conversion control circuit 60 included in each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54 is configured in the same manner as each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- the power conversion control circuit 60 includes control command means 61 and speed detection output means 62 for individually outputting the speed detection outputs of the AC motors 81 to 84.
- Speed command output means 6 3 speed Command correction means 6 and bus frequency detection means 65 are included.
- the control command means 61 supplies a current command CI to the power conversion circuit 55, and the power conversion circuit 55 drives the corresponding AC motors 81 to 84 based on the current command CI. Generates current and drives it.
- the speed information output means 62 is provided for each of the AC motors 81 to 84 based on the rotation speed detection output RD from the rotation speed detecting means 85 to 88 attached to each of the AC motors 81 to 84. And outputs the speed detection output SD proportional to the rotation speed of each AC motor 81 to 84.
- the speed command output means 63 generates a speed command SS serving as a reference value for the speed detection output SD based on an external command. This speed command SS is set externally or selected from a plurality of stored command values based on an external signal.
- the speed command correcting means 64 generates a corrected speed command AS.
- the bus frequency detecting means 65 is directly connected to the common distribution bus 30, and outputs a bus frequency detection output FD proportional to the bus frequency Fb of the AC output in the common distribution bus 30.
- the speed command correction means 64 is configured to receive the speed command SS from the speed command output means 63 and the bus frequency detection output FD from the bus frequency detection means 65.
- a corrected speed command AS corrected by the frequency detection output FD is generated, and the corrected speed command AS is supplied to the control command means 61.
- the control command means 61 receives the corrected speed command AS from the speed command correction means 64 and the speed detection output SD from the speed information output means 62, and makes the speed detection output SD equal to the corrected speed command AS. Supply the current command CI to the power conversion circuit 55.
- the power conversion circuit 55 generates an AC output with a current based on the current command CI.
- Each of the AC motors 81 to 84 is a power converter 51 to 54 Directly connected to the output of the power conversion circuit 55 and driven by the AC output of each power conversion circuit 55.
- Each of the AC motors 81 to 84 is provided with rotation speed detecting means 85 to 88 for detecting the respective rotation speed.
- the rotation speed detecting devices 85 to 88 are provided to the speed detection output means 6.
- Load machines 91 to 94 are connected to the AC motors 81 to 84, respectively, and the load machines 91 to 94 are directly driven by the AC motors 81 to 84, respectively. .
- the load machines 91 to 94 are propulsion devices when applied to ship propulsion devices, and are compressors when applied to LNG plants.
- each of the power converters 51 to 54 responds to the change of the bus frequency Fb of the common distribution bus 30 by changing the speed command SS according to the bus frequency fb.
- the corrected speed command AS is given to the current command means 61.
- the control command means 61 of each power converter 5 1-5 4 changes the current output of each power converter 5 5 in response to the change of the bus frequency F b, and accordingly, each power converter 5 5
- the active power exchanged between the AC motors 81 to 84 and the AC motors 81 to 84 is changed so that the rotational speed of each AC motor 81 to 84 is maintained at a predetermined value corresponding to the corrected speed command AS. Control.
- each of the AC motors 81 to 84 is controlled so as to maintain this predetermined rotation speed after its rotation speed has changed to a predetermined rotation speed corresponding to the corrected speed command AS, and the bus frequency After Fb also changes to a predetermined value corresponding to the correction speed command AS, the control is performed so as to maintain the predetermined value.
- the control is performed so as to maintain the predetermined value. Specifically, if one of the five prime movers 11 to 15 fails, or if one of the five alternators 21 to 25 fails, the common distribution bus 3 0 load increases, bus voltage and bus frequency decrease However, the correction speed command AS also decreases in response to the decrease in the bus frequency Fb.
- the rotational speeds of all the AC motors 81 to 84 decrease in response to the corrected speed command AS, and the overall load is reduced.
- the rotation speed of ⁇ 84 decreases to a predetermined value
- the rotation speed of the AC motors 81 to 84 and the correction speed command AS are also stabilized at the predetermined value and controlled to maintain this predetermined value.
- the operation of all the AC motors 81 to 84 can be continued at a predetermined rotation speed corresponding to the corrected speed command AS, and the bus frequency Fb is also maintained at a predetermined value corresponding to the corrected speed command AS. Control is performed as described above.
- the corrected speed command AS responds immediately to the bus frequency detection output FD, and the correction of the rotational speed of each AC motor follows the corrected speed command AS so that it is stabilized in a short time, for example, from 0.5 seconds to 1 second. By setting the system down to not be judged within this time, it is possible to avoid the system down and continue the operation of the AC motor. It works.
- Load machines 9 The propulsion devices of ships or LNG plant compressors referred to as 1 to 94 are wind-hydraulic applied machines, and have a square torque load.
- the power consumption characteristics are proportional to the cube of the rotational speed. Increase or decrease. In other words, even with a small change in the rotation speed, the power consumption changes greatly in proportion to the cube of the power.Therefore, increasing or decreasing the rotation speed of the AC motors 81 to 84 results in a large change in the power load. By utilizing the large fluctuation of, the correction speed command AS and the rotation speed of the AC motors 81 to 84 can be slightly increased or decreased to stabilize them.
- blowers for ships and compressors for LNG plants blowers are also wind-powered machines. It can be applied to a blower as a load machine.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of a change in characteristics according to the first embodiment.
- (a) shows the bus voltage Vb
- (b) shows the bus frequency Fb
- (c) shows the load current of the common distribution bus 30.
- the bus voltage Vb and the load current are in units of unit [p.u.], and the bus frequency Fb is in [Hz].
- the horizontal axis is time (seconds). The phenomenon that the bus frequency Fb decreases from +50 [Hz] when 0.2 seconds pass from the origin 0 is observed, but the bus frequency 10 is +49 when 0.8 seconds elapse from the origin 0. It becomes almost equal to [Hz], and then stabilizes at this frequency.
- FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- a reactive power command means 66 is further added to each of the power conversion control circuits 60 of the power converters 5 :! to 54, and the control command means 61 Adjust the reactive power of the power conversion circuit 55 based on the reactive power command PI. It is a thing.
- Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.
- the reactive power command means 66 is included in the power conversion control circuit 60 of each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- the reactive power command means 66 is directly connected to the common distribution bus 30, detects the bus voltage V b of the common distribution bus 30, and, according to the bus voltage V b, detects the bus voltage V b Calculates the reactive power required to maintain the constant at a predetermined value, and generates the reactive power command PI.
- the control command means 61 adjusts the reactive power of the power conversion circuit 55 based on the reactive power command PI. In the adjustment of the reactive power, the reactive power exchanged between each power conversion circuit 55 and the AC motors 81 to 84 is adjusted so that the bus voltage Vb is maintained at a predetermined value.
- the adjustment of the reactive power by the reactive power command means 66 is executed in each of the power converters 51 to 54.
- any one of the prime movers 11 to 15 or the AC generators 21 to 25 fails, or if any of the power conversion circuits 51 to 54 or the AC motors 81 to 84 fails.
- the load on the distribution bus 30 fluctuates, and the bus voltage Vb fluctuates with the bus frequency Fb. If the fluctuation of the bus voltage Vb can be suppressed by the AC voltage adjusting means attached to the generator system, as shown in Fig. 2 (a), while maintaining the bus voltage Vb, The drive of the AC motor except for the converter and the AC motor connected to it can be continued, but if the fluctuation of the bus voltage Vb cannot be suppressed by the AC voltage adjustment means attached to the generator system, As shown in Fig. 4 (a), the fluctuation of the bus voltage Vb expands, and eventually the system stops.
- the reactive power command means 66 detects the bus voltage Vb, suppresses the fluctuation of the bus voltage Vb, and maintains it at a predetermined value. Is calculated to calculate the amount of reactive power required to perform
- the bus voltage Vb can be maintained at a predetermined value, and the driving of the AC motor is continued more stably. be able to. 4 and 5, (b) shows the bus frequency Fb, and (c) shows the load current.
- FIG. 6 shows Embodiment 3 of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- a common bus frequency detection unit 71 is provided, and the bus frequency detection output FD is distributed from the common bus frequency detection unit 71 to each of the power converters 51 to 54. It is the one that was adopted.
- Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the same portions are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description will be omitted.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided outside the power converters 51 to 54 in common therewith.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is directly connected to the common power distribution bus 30, detects the bus frequency Fb, and generates a bus frequency detection output FD.
- This bus frequency detection output FD is distributed to speed command correction means 64 of each of power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- Each speed command correcting means 64 generates a corrected speed command AS in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and supplies it to the control command means 61.
- the same effect as in the first embodiment can be obtained.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 is arranged in each of the power converters 51 to 54.
- the variation in the characteristics of the bus frequency Switching devices 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, the number of bus frequency detecting means can be reduced, and the configuration can be simplified.
- FIG. 7 shows a fourth embodiment of the drive and system of the AC motor according to the present invention.
- a common bus frequency detecting means 71 and a common reactive power commanding means 72 are provided, and each of the power converters 51 to 54 is connected to the common bus frequency detecting means 71 by a bus.
- the frequency detection output FD is distributed, and the reactive power command PI is distributed from the common reactive power command means 72 to each of the power converters 51 to 54.
- Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the same portions are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description will be omitted.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 and the reactive power commanding means 72 are provided outside the power converters 51 to 54 and commonly therewith.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is directly connected to the common power distribution bus 30 and detects the bus frequency Fb to generate a bus frequency detection output FD.
- This bus frequency detection output FD is supplied to the speed command correction means 64 of the power conversion control circuit 60 corresponding to the power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- Each speed command correcting means 64 generates a corrected speed command AS in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and supplies it to the control command means 61.
- the reactive power command means 72 is also directly connected to the common power distribution bus 30, detects the bus voltage Vb, and generates a reactive power command PI for maintaining the bus voltage Vb at a predetermined value.
- This reactive power command PI is supplied to the control command means 61 of the power conversion control circuit in each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- Each of these control command means 61 exchanges with power converters 51 to 54 in accordance with reactive power command PI as in the second embodiment.
- the reactive power exchanged between the flow motors 81 to 84 is adjusted to maintain the bus voltage Vb at a predetermined value.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 and the reactive power command means 72 are provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 and the reactive power command means 66 are provided. It is arranged in each of the power conversion control circuits 60 of each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54.In comparison with the power conversion control circuit 60, variations in characteristics of the bus frequency detection means 64 and the reactive power command means 66 are eliminated.
- Each of the power converters 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, and the number of bus frequency detecting means and reactive power command means installed can be reduced, and the configuration can be simplified.
- FIG. 8 shows Embodiment 5 of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- the speed command from the speed command means 63 is obtained by the bus frequency detection output FD from the bus frequency detection means 65.
- the speed command correcting means 64 for correcting the SS and outputting the corrected speed command AS is used, in the fifth embodiment, the power conversion control circuit 60 for the power converters 51 to 54 is used.
- speed upper limit adjusting means 67 for adjusting the upper limit of speed command SS is used instead of speed command correcting means 64.
- the speed upper limit adjusting means 67 internally responds to the bus frequency detection output FD from the bus frequency detecting means 65 in response to the speed command SS from the speed command means 63 according to the bus frequency detection output FD. Calculates the speed upper limit adjustment output US for.
- the speed upper limit value adjustment output US has a magnitude proportional to the bus frequency detection output FD, and If the wave number Fb decreases, the speed upper limit adjustment output US also decreases correspondingly, and if the bus frequency Fb increases, the speed upper limit adjustment output US increases accordingly.
- This speed upper limit value adjustment output US is an upper limit value for the speed command SS passing through the speed upper limit value adjusting means 67, and responds promptly to the fluctuation of the bus frequency Fb. Force down to the following range.
- the speed upper limit adjusting means 67 outputs a speed command LS regulated to a speed upper limit adjusting output US or less, and this regulated speed command LS is supplied to the control command means 61.
- the speed command SS is smaller than the speed upper limit adjustment output US, the speed command SS is output as it is as the speed command LS, but if the speed command SS is larger than the speed upper limit adjustment output US, the speed upper limit Adjustment output US is output as regulated speed command LS.
- the power conversion circuit 55 supplies the current regulated by the speed upper limit adjustment output US to the AC motors 81 to 84, and outputs the active power regulated by the speed upper limit adjustment output US to the AC motor.
- the AC motors 81 to 84 are driven at a rotational speed regulated by the speed upper limit value adjustment output US by exchanging between them.
- the speed command LS is held down to a range below the speed upper limit value adjustment output US in response to the fluctuation of the bus frequency Fb, and each of the corresponding power converters 51 to 54 corresponds to a corresponding AC motor 81 to 8 Keep the rotation speed of 4 below the rotation speed corresponding to the reach upper limit adjustment output US. Since the speed upper limit adjustment output US is adjusted according to the bus frequency detection output FD, the load of the common distribution bus 30 is set in each of the power converters 51 to 54 as in the first embodiment. In response to the fluctuation, the bus frequency F d is maintained at a predetermined value corresponding to the change of the load condition, W
- the common distribution bus 3 Although the load of 0 increases and the bus voltage and the bus frequency decrease 5, the speed upper limit adjustment output US also decreases in response to the decrease of the bus frequency Fb. In response to the decrease in the speed upper limit adjustment output US, the rotational speeds of all the AC motors 81 to 84 drop immediately below the speed upper limit adjustment output US.The overall load is reduced. When the rotation speed of the AC motor 81 to 84 drops to a certain value, the AC motor
- the rotation speed and speed upper limit adjustment output U S of 10 8 1 to 84 are also stabilized at a predetermined value, and are controlled so as to maintain this predetermined value.
- the operation of all AC motors 81 to 84 can be continued at the specified rotational speed restricted to the speed upper limit adjustment output US or less, and the bus frequency Fb is also regulated by this speed upper limit adjustment output US. Is maintained at the specified value
- the speed upper limit adjustment output U S also increases, and the rotation speed of the AC motors 82 to 84 corresponding to the power converters 52 to 54 also increases.
- the speed upper limit value adjustment output US and the rotation speed of the AC motors 82 to 84 stabilize to the predetermined values and maintain the predetermined values. Control is performed so that
- the speed upper limit adjustment output US responds immediately to the bus frequency detection output FD, and the rotational speed of each AC motor follows this speed upper limit adjustment output US so that it is stabilized in a short time, for example, from 0.5 seconds to 1 second. By setting such that the system down judgment is not made within this time, it is possible to avoid the system down and continue the operation of the AC motor.
- FIG. 9 shows Embodiment 6 of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- the upper limit value adjusting means 67 for adjusting and setting the speed upper limit value adjustment output US for the speed command SS is used.
- a reactive power command means 66 is added to each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54, similarly to the second embodiment shown in FIG.
- This reactive power command means 66 is directly connected to the common power distribution bus 30 similarly to the reactive power command means 66 of the second embodiment, and detects the bus voltage Vb of the common power distribution bus 30, According to the bus voltage Vb, a reactive power required to maintain the bus voltage Vb at a predetermined value is calculated, and a reactive power command PI is generated. Also in the sixth embodiment, the control command means 61 adjusts the reactive power of the power conversion circuit 55 based on the reactive power command PI. In the adjustment of the reactive power, the reactive power exchanged between each power conversion circuit 55 and the AC motors 81 to 84 is adjusted so that the bus voltage Vb is maintained at a predetermined value.
- the adjustment of the reactive power by the reactive power command means 66 is performed in each of the power converters 51 to 54, and the bus voltage Vb is adjusted to a predetermined value to adjust the bus voltage Vb.
- the driving of the load machines 91 to 94 can be continued.
- FIG. 10 shows a seventh embodiment of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the respective power converters 51 to 54 has a speed for calculating the speed upper limit adjustment output US for the speed command SS.
- a bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided in common with the speed upper limit adjusting means 67 of each power conversion control circuit 60. .
- the same effect as in the fifth embodiment can be obtained.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 is arranged in each of the power converters 51 to 54.
- the variation in the characteristics of the bus frequency detecting means 64 can be eliminated, the power converters 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, and the number of bus frequency detecting means installed can be reduced.
- Embodiment 8 in which the configuration can be simplified.
- FIG. 11 shows an eighth embodiment of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the respective power converters 51 to 54 has its own speed for calculating the speed upper limit adjustment output US for the speed command SS.
- the upper limit value adjusting means 67 is used, in the eighth embodiment, the speed upper limit value adjusting means 67 of the power conversion control circuit 60 for the power converters 51 to 54 is common.
- a bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided, and a reactive power command means 7 2 is commonly provided for each of the power conversion control circuits 60. Is provided.
- the same effect as in the fifth embodiment can be obtained.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 and the reactive power command means 72 are provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 and the reactive power command means 66 are provided.
- variations in characteristics of the bus frequency detection means 64 and the reactive power command means 66 are eliminated, and Power converters 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, and the number of bus frequency detecting means and reactive power command means installed can be reduced, and the configuration can be simplified.
- FIG. 12 shows a ninth embodiment of an AC motor drive system according to the present invention.
- the current command means 68 the current upper limit adjusting means 69A, and the current upper limit control output means 69 C is provided.
- the current command means 68 receives the speed detection output SD from the speed detection means 62 and the reference speed output SS from the reference speed setting means 63 to determine the difference between the speed detection output SD and the reference speed output SS. Generates a current command CJ that makes 0 zero.
- the current upper limit adjusting means 69A receives the bus frequency detection output FD from the bus frequency detecting means 65, calculates and outputs the current upper limit adjusting output UC proportional to the bus frequency detection output FD. .
- the current upper limit control output means 69C receives the current upper limit adjustment output UC and outputs a current command LC whose upper limit is regulated by the current upper limit adjustment output UC.
- the bus frequency detecting means 65 is a power conversion control circuit 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54. A bus frequency Fb at the bus 30 is individually detected, and a bus frequency detection output FD is individually output.
- the current upper limit adjustment output UC for the current command CJ changes according to the bus frequency detection output FD, and the current command CJ from the current command means 68 becomes the current upper limit value at the current upper limit control output means 69C.
- the value adjustment output is forcibly held down to the range of UC or less, and the current upper limit value control output means 69C generates a current command LC regulated to the current upper limit adjustment output UC or less based on the current command JC.
- the control command means 61 receives the regulated current command L C, and supplies a current command CI corresponding to the regulated current command L C to the power converter 55.
- the current command JC is smaller than the current upper limit adjustment output UC, the current command JC is output as it is as the current command LC, but if the current command JC is larger than the current upper limit adjustment output UC, the current Upper limit adjustment output UC is output as regulated current command LC.
- the power conversion circuit 55 supplies the current regulated by the current upper limit adjustment output UC to the AC motors 81 to 84, and outputs the active power regulated by the current upper limit adjustment output UC to the AC motor 81.
- the AC motors 81 to 84 are driven at a rotation speed regulated by the upper limit current adjustment output UC.
- the common distribution bus 3 Although the load of 0 increases and the bus voltage and the bus frequency decrease, the current upper limit adjustment output UC also decreases in response to the decrease of the bus frequency Fb.
- the rotation speed of all AC motors 81 to 84 immediately drops below the current upper limit adjustment output UC in response to the lowering of the current upper limit adjustment output UC, and the overall load is reduced.
- an AC motor The rotation speed and speed upper limit value adjustment output UC of 81 to 84 are also stabilized at a predetermined value, and are controlled so as to maintain this predetermined value.
- the current upper limit adjustment output UC immediately responds to the bus frequency detection output FD, and the rotational speed of each AC motor follows the current upper limit adjustment output UC so that it stabilizes in a short time, for example, from 0.5 seconds to 1 second. By setting such that the system down judgment is not made within this time, it is possible to avoid the system down and continue the operation of the AC motor.
- FIG. 13 shows an embodiment of an AC motor drive system according to the present invention.
- Form 10 is shown.
- each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54 includes a current command unit 68 and a current upper limit adjustment unit 69.
- a and current upper limit value control output means 69 C are provided, and in addition to that, the power conversion control circuit 60 and reactive power command means 66 are provided similarly to the second embodiment. .
- This reactive power commanding unit 66 is directly connected to the common power distribution bus 30 similarly to the reactive power commanding unit 66 of the second embodiment, and detects the bus voltage Vb of the common power distribution bus 30, According to the bus voltage Vb, a reactive power required to maintain the bus voltage Vb at a predetermined value is calculated, and a reactive power command PI is generated. Also in the sixth embodiment, the control command means 61 adjusts the reactive power of the power conversion circuit 55 based on the reactive power command PI. In the adjustment of the reactive power, the reactive power exchanged between each power conversion circuit 55 and the AC motors 81 to 84 is adjusted so that the bus voltage Vb is maintained at a predetermined value.
- the adjustment of the reactive power by the reactive power command means 66 is performed in each of the power converters 51 to 54, and adjusts the bus voltage Vb to a predetermined value to stabilize the bus voltage Vb.
- the driving of the load machines 91 to 94 can be continued.
- Embodiment 11 1.
- FIG. 14 shows an embodiment 11 of an AC motor drive system according to the present invention.
- each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54 includes a current command means 68 and a current upper limit value adjustment means 69.
- a and current upper limit value control output means 69 C are provided, and in addition, the bus frequency detection means 71 1 common to the power conversion control circuits 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54. Is provided.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 is provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 is arranged in each of the power converters 51 to 54.
- the variation in the characteristics of the bus frequency detecting means 64 can be eliminated, the power converters 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, and the number of installed bus frequency detecting means can be reduced. Can be reduced and the configuration can be simplified ⁇
- Embodiment 1 2.
- FIG. 14 shows Embodiment 12 of the drive system for an AC motor according to the present invention.
- each of the power conversion control circuits 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54 includes a current command means 68 and a current upper limit value adjustment means 69.
- a and current upper limit value control output means 69 C are provided.
- the bus frequency detection means 7 1 is provided in common with that of the power conversion control circuit 60 for the power conversion devices 51 to 54.
- reactive power command means 72 are provided.o
- the same effect as that of the embodiment 9 can be obtained.
- the bus frequency detecting means 71 and the reactive power command means 72 are provided in common for the plurality of power converters 51 to 54, the bus frequency detecting means 64 and the reactive power command means 6 are provided. 6 is disposed in the power conversion control circuit 60 of each of the power conversion devices 51 to 54, and the characteristic variation in the bus frequency detection means 64 and the reactive power command means 66 is eliminated.
- Each of the power converters 51 to 54 can be controlled more uniformly, and the number of bus frequency detecting means and reactive power command means can be reduced, and the configuration can be simplified.
- the drive system for an AC motor is used for driving a plurality of propulsion units on a ship with a plurality of AC motors, driving a plurality of compressors on an LPG plant with a plurality of AC motors, or a plurality of blowers. It can be used effectively to drive multiple wind / hydropower loads with multiple AC motors, such as in applications driven by multiple AC motors.
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