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Turbines
Ali Kashiha
Department of Electrical
Engineering
Science and Research Branch
Islamic Azad University
Kermanshah, Iran
Hamdi Abdi
Razi University
Kermanshah, Iran
Kashiha_ali@yahoo.com
naserhashemnia@gmail.com
hamdiabdi@gmail.com
I.
Energy
INTRODUCTION
1.1.1.
2.
S S 3VS I S* 3( rS I S jLS I S j m ) I S*
(1)
S R 3Vr I r* 3( rr I r jsLr I r js m ) I r*
(2)
I S* (
m
Lm
I rm I r ) *
S S 3rS I S
(3)
j 3LS I S
j 3sL r I r
j 3 m (
m
Lm
I rm I r ) *
(4)
S r 3rr I S
j 3s m I r
(5)
PS Re S S
2
(6)
(7)
Pmech PS Pr
3 Im m I r* 3s Im m I r*
(8)
(1 s )3r Im m I r*
Finally, active powers of the generator are as follows:
Pmech
1 s
sP
Pr mech
1 s
Pr sPS
PS
(9)
(10)
(11)
Cascade DFIG
It consists of two DFIGs connected in cascade. As
shown in Fig. 7a, rotors of two machines have been coupled
electrically and mechanically. Since the voltages of two
rotors are equal, it is possible to control the larger machine
(which is directly connected to the network) through the
smaller machine. The converter has been connected to the
small machine, so there is a lower power compared to
machines with full scale converters. However, electrical
losses of this system are higher due to high volume of the
windings.
Brushless DFIG
If in cascade system both machines are placed inside a
single frame, a brushless DFIG is attained (Fig. 7b). To
prevent magnetic coupling between the two stator windings,
different number of pole pairs are chosen, and this
difference must be higher than unity.
Doubly-fed Reluctance Machine
VI.
CONCLUSION
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