Abstract:In 25kv ac main line traction system the traction transformer located in the engine are repeatedly switched off and on during the normal run of the train due to presence of neutral section in the contact wire. The transformer draws inrush current several times the full-load value. Its enegization creates severe power quality problem in each time. The inrush current may be reduced to the full-load value either by using point-onwave switching device or by connecting an external resistor in series with the primar… Show more
“…The voltage is dependent on the angle of switching, α or also known as the point-on-wave switching. In [17], mathematical formulation for point-on-wave is derived. In order to study the effect of point-on-wave to the transformer sympathetic inrush, the same transformer modelling is used.…”
Section: B Effect Of the Point-on-wave Switchingmentioning
This paper presents a preliminary study of sympathetic inrush -a phenomenon when an already energized transformer experiences unexpected saturation during the energizing of another transformer connected in parallel. Power transformer can be saturated, giving rise to transients which lead to overvoltage and overcurrent. With the increase of distributed generations that can exaggerate more switching events, transients will become prevalent in such an operating environment. This can also bring power quality variation. Detailed MATLAB-Simulink models are developed and a small scale laboratory experiment using two parallel transformers has been set up to observe the sympathetic inrush interaction and the effect of pointon-wave switching. The simulation results are presented and the analytical calculations are shown to be validated by experiment.
“…The voltage is dependent on the angle of switching, α or also known as the point-on-wave switching. In [17], mathematical formulation for point-on-wave is derived. In order to study the effect of point-on-wave to the transformer sympathetic inrush, the same transformer modelling is used.…”
Section: B Effect Of the Point-on-wave Switchingmentioning
This paper presents a preliminary study of sympathetic inrush -a phenomenon when an already energized transformer experiences unexpected saturation during the energizing of another transformer connected in parallel. Power transformer can be saturated, giving rise to transients which lead to overvoltage and overcurrent. With the increase of distributed generations that can exaggerate more switching events, transients will become prevalent in such an operating environment. This can also bring power quality variation. Detailed MATLAB-Simulink models are developed and a small scale laboratory experiment using two parallel transformers has been set up to observe the sympathetic inrush interaction and the effect of pointon-wave switching. The simulation results are presented and the analytical calculations are shown to be validated by experiment.
“…②How to eliminate overvoltage and inrush current during the times of dynamic adjustment. Phenomenon of overvoltage and inrush current was analyzed and some solutions were proposed in papers [1]- [3]. One scheme was proposed to eliminate overvoltage and inrush current when passing neutral section by way of controlling primary current to an appropriate value before disconnecting the locomotive's main breaker [4].…”
Auxiliary systems of electric locomotives and EMUs mainly have two methods of taking power, from auxiliary windings of main transformer and from DC-link of traction converter. A novel scheme is proposed which makes power of regenerative braking supply to auxiliary winding in order to guarantee auxiliary system which gets power from auxiliary winding achieve uninterrupted power supply and can avoid overvoltage and inrush current when passing neutral section. Furthermore, this scheme achieves uninterrupted auxiliary power supply simply by modifying the locomotive's control strategy. Simulation and experimental results verified the feasibility of the proposed scheme.
“…But as the motor which is a burden to the transformer do not stops completely the burden on transformer will be less (almost negligible). But still the introduces inrush can be reduced by connecting fast switching resistor [5].…”
Section: Figure 12: Speed and Rotor Anglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The inrush can be reduced by the external resistance. The overall current passing through circuit is given by [5] 0 2 0…”
Section: Figure 13: Transformer Equivalent Circuit For Inrush Mitigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This type of permutation in the phases does not change the phase sequence of the system. To avoid the short circuit between the phases during the permutation an un-energized neutral section or dead zone (about 6m) [5] is provided between two consecutive sections of overhead wires energized from different phases.…”
Section: Indian Railway Traction Power Systemmentioning
Abstract:The running of electrified railways causes many problems in the electric utility systems as the traction is a very duty dynamic load. This causes many power quality problems in the system resulting in malfunction of protective relays, circuit breakers, increment in transformer losses etc… This paper focuses on the mitigation of Negative Sequence Currents (NSC) and how the magnetic inrush currents affect the system. The NSC has been compensated indirectly with reference of harmonics. The corresponding results have been discussed and published using MATLAB/Simulink 2014 software.
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