2015
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2014.2369814
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Load Filter Design Method for Medium-Voltage Drive Applications in Electrical Submersible Pump Systems

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“…A VSD can control the submersible electrical motor at a speed that the well produces with the greatest efficiency and keeps the ESP within its best efficiency range [8]. The VSDs also offer soft motor starting for ESP systems and reduce the impact to power grid during the motor start-up [20]. The drive allows the pump to be operated continuously or intermittently or be shut off in the event of a significant operational problem.…”
Section: A Esp Experimental Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A VSD can control the submersible electrical motor at a speed that the well produces with the greatest efficiency and keeps the ESP within its best efficiency range [8]. The VSDs also offer soft motor starting for ESP systems and reduce the impact to power grid during the motor start-up [20]. The drive allows the pump to be operated continuously or intermittently or be shut off in the event of a significant operational problem.…”
Section: A Esp Experimental Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the following a Luenberger observer is designed for the system described by (1). Since the VSI output voltages are generally not measured, the following assumption shall hold: Assumption 5 (Inverter output voltage).…”
Section: B Luenberger Observer With Gain-schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ûdq f ≈ u dq f holds. In view of Assumption 5, the observer dynamics are similar to (1) and can be stated as…”
Section: B Luenberger Observer With Gain-schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the actual production of deep-sea oil fields, this equipment is installed at the up to 7000m in depth bottom of subsea oil wells for oil extraction, and is driven by the inverter via long transmission cable of ranging from several kilometers to tens of kilometers [2]. The inverter can control the ESP to a speed that better produces the well and keeps the ESP within its best efficiency range, also offer soft motor starting for ESP systems and reduce impact to power grid during the ESP systems start-up [3]. Hence, the inverter are widely used in oil field facilities, some newer facilities could have up to 80% loads supplied power by Inverter.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%