模块化2.4MVA中电压驱动软交换设计的注意事项.docVIP

翻译部分 英文原文 Design Considerations for a Soft Switched, Modular 2.4MVA Medium Voltage Drive Ashish Bendre, Ian Wallace, Glen Luckjiff Steve Norris, Randy Gascoigne, William E. Brumsickle, Deepak Divan SoftSwitching Technologies Corp. 8155 Forsythia St. Middleton, WI 53562 Email: engineering@ Robert Cuzner, Wayne Schulz Eaton Corporation-Navy Controls 3060 W. Hope Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53216 A new six-phase, 2.4 MVA, soft-switched, medium voltage drive system utilizing series stacked modules with low voltage devices has been developed. The drive system combines a new soft-switched DC-DC converter with resonant DC link inverter technology to deliver extremely low THD sinusoidal output, high power density and high efficiency. The series stacked configuration with the associated single-phase loading lead to unique power and control design challenges. Device selection, control of parasitic elements, sensing methods for converter control, custom magnetic component design and clamping techniques have lead to a substantial improvement in device voltage utilization. The dc-dc converter controls must regulate the intermediate dc bus voltage under single phase loading while balancing transformer excitation and maintaining zero voltage switching, among other tasks. Proper control of the RDCL inverter requires the selection and tuning of the appropriate modulator and understanding its affect on the power circuit ratings. I. INTRODUCTION A new six phase, 2.4 MVA, soft-switched, medium-voltage drive system that features extremely low THD, high power density and high efficiency has been developed in a collaborative effort. The drive is powered from a single 700-900Vdc source while the phase output is 1380V line-neutral and 286A rms. The application requires high power density and high efficiency, so the power conversion be done at high frequencies. High voltage (2400V) devices, which have significantly high switching losses, could not be used in the design, as they would violate th