Converter topological and solid state protective device trade-offs for future shipboard MVDC systems

Cuzner, Robert; Singh, Vikas; Rashidi, Mohammad; Nasiri, Adel

doi:10.1109/ests.2015.7157858

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“…The presence of a number of factors affecting fault behavior makes the fault management of dc ZEDS a complex issue. There are several methods, techniques, and components that can be used for defining it (e.g., refer to [19]- [23]), but these are outside the scope of this article. However, some general issues and requirements need to be considered.…”

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Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships and Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Sulligoi

Bosich

Vicenzutti

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. on Ind. Applicat.

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Complex energy vessels such as large platforms or drillships require more efficient use of electrical power. As shipboard electrical systems become larger, problems and limits arise with the ac distribution architecture. Hybrid ac/dc onboard distribution systems are today available, which provide higher efficiency and redundancy. IEEE Std. 1662, 1709 and 1826 set technical rules and recommendations for the design of hybrid ac/dc shipboard electrical systems. Among these, zonal electrical distribution systems (ZEDS) are considered a next technological evolution, as they provide optimal power sharing (and energy storage) along with high reliability.

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Section: Practical Issues For Protectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships and Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Sulligoi

Bosich

Vicenzutti

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. on Ind. Applicat.

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“…There are several methods, techniques, and components that can be used for defining it (e.g. refer to [19]- [23]), but these are outside the scope of this paper However, some general issues and requirements need to be considered.…”

Section: Practical Issues For Protectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships & Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Sulligoi

Bosich

Vicenzutti

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE Petroleum and Chemical Industry Committee Conference (PCIC)

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Complex energy vessels such as large platforms or drillships require more efficient use of electrical power. As shipboard electrical systems become larger, problems and limits arise with the AC distribution architecture. Hybrid AC/DC onboard distribution systems are today available, which provide higher efficiency and redundancy. IEEE Std. 1662, 1709 and 1826 set technical rules and recommendations for the design of hybrid AC/DC shipboard electrical systems. Among these, Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems (ZEDS) are considered a next technological evolution, as they provide optimal power sharing (and energy storage) along with high reliability.The paper is organized in sections: 1. energy specifications of new electric ships/platforms endowed with ZEDS; recommended design of ZEDS, mostly focused on relevant integration issues such as 2. voltage/power controls and 3. protections for DC faults and electrical safety.

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“…Optimal implementation of PEBBs, along with determination of the optimal MVDC system bus voltage and the right topological approach to power conversion equipment, such as the PGM active rectifier, is a challenge. The MMC-based PGM active rectifier has particular value to "breaker-less" protection architectures and is well-suited to PEBB based implementations because of its modular nature [20], [21]. In prior work the author have investigated the derivation of MMC scaling laws derived from commercial equipment [14] and from an optimization process where maximum power density was the objective [22], [3].…”

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Derivation of Power System Module Metamodels for Early Shipboard Design Explorations

Cuzner

Siddaiah

2019

2019 IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium (ESTS)

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The U.S. Navy is currently challenged to develop new ship designs under compressed schedules. These ship designs must necessarily incorporate emerging technologies for high power energy conversion in order to enable smaller ship designs with a high degree of electrification and next generation electrified weapons. One way this challenge is being addressed is through development of collaborative concurrent design environment that allows for design space exploration across a wide range of implementation options. The most significant challenge is assurance of a dependable power and energy service via the shipboard Integrated Power and Energy System (IPES). The IPES is largely made up of interconnected power conversion and distribution equipment with allocated functionalities in order to meet demanding Quality of Power, Quality of Service and Survivability requirements. Feasible IPES implementations must fit within the ship hull constraints and must not violate limitations on ship displacement. This Thesis applies the theory DEDICATION Firstly, I would like to thank my professor Robert Cuzner for giving me opportunity to work with Metamodeling using Genetic Algorithm project. He guided me in every step of the entire research. He provided me with different exposures in the trending in the current industry I am thankful to my fellow colleague Thomas Nguyen from University of Wisconsin-Madison who helped me throughout this research. I would also like to thank Mahitha Voola for the moral support thought out my masters. Last but not the least, I would like to thank my Mother, she is always the first person I call on for advice. She is not just my mother, but my counselor and friend and I will always grateful for all the sacrifice. v

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Converter topological and solid state protective device trade-offs for future shipboard MVDC systems

Cited by 21 publications

References 17 publications

Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships and Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships and Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Design of Zonal Electrical Distribution Systems for Ships & Oil Platforms: Control Systems and Protections

Derivation of Power System Module Metamodels for Early Shipboard Design Explorations

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