Vector control PWM-VSI induction motor drive with a long motor feeder: performance analysis of line filter networks

Abdelsalam, Ahmed K.; Masoud, Mahmoud I.; Finney, S.J.; Williams, B.W.

doi:10.1049/iet-epa.2010.0040

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“…Content may change prior to final publication. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 2 paralleling into the main circuit [25]- [27]. The drawbacks of passive CM filters are as follows: its bulky size, high power loss, etc.…”

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A Hybrid Filter for the Suppression of Common-Mode Voltage and Differential-Mode Harmonics in Three-Phase Inverters With CPPM

Huang

Shi

2015

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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In the motor systems driven by sinusoidal pulse width modulation (SPWM) three-phase inverters, the peaks of common-mode (CM) voltage are so high that it will cause many negative effects. In this paper, a hybrid filter is presented to reduce the CM voltage (CMV) and the differential-mode (DM) harmonics in a three-phase inverter with carrier peak position modulation (CPPM). Because the use of CPPM strategy in the inverter can ensure that the output CMV will be only two levels in any condition, the simple active CM filter (composed of a half-bridge circuit) in the hybrid filter can effectively suppress the output CMV and CM current. The passive filter in the hybrid filter consists of an added single tuned filter and the original DM low-pass filter. The single tuned filter is designed to lower the DM harmonics, which are aggravated by the CPPM strategy in the carrier frequency band. Through the experiments, the validity of CMV and DM harmonics suppression by the hybrid filter in the three-phase inverter is verified and the calculation-control active CM filter is proved to be the best in the optional schemes.

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A Hybrid Filter for the Suppression of Common-Mode Voltage and Differential-Mode Harmonics in Three-Phase Inverters With CPPM

Huang

Shi

2015

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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“…Further, increase in the length of the cable connecting inverter and motor is directly associated with the increase in the conducted noise. Therefore, an accurate noise analysis should be performed by taking into account the variables of length and pressure [1,2].…”

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“…The majority of the studies on subsea environments have investigated pressure-dependent changes in the cable's L, R, and C, thereby numerically extracting them; however, the change in the entire system has not been taken into consideration [6,7]. Second, cable-related studies have presented various design methods such as mathematical modeling of a long-distance cable based on the L, R, and C (electrical components) values [2,8], mathematical cable modeling by taking into account transient distortion frequency [9], and cable model design method using the finite element analysis (FEA) [ 10]; however, most of these studies have focused on cables with limited lengths of several hundred meters, rendering them inapplicable to subsea plants. Thus, research should be carried out to model a long-distance cable (≥ 2 km) suitable for subsea plants.…”

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Electrical Parameters and Conducted Noise on Subsea Environments

Ryu¹,

Kim²,

Kim

2014

IJCA

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“…First, the majority of the studies on subsea environments have investigated pressure-dependent changes in the cable's L, R, and C, thereby numerically extracting them; however, the change in the entire system has not been taken into consideration [7], [8]. Second, cable-related studies have presented various design methods such as mathematical modeling of a long-distance cable based on the L, R, and C (electrical components) values [2], [3], mathematical cable modeling by taking into account transient distortion frequency [4], and cable model design method using the finite element analysis (FEA) [5]; however, most of these studies have focused on cables with limited lengths of several hundred meters, rendering them inapplicable to subsea plants. Thus, research should be carried out to model a long-distance cable (≥ 2 km) suitable for subsea plants.…”

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Study on the electrical characteristics of a cable depending on the length and pressure

Kwon¹,

Yoon²,

Kim

2014

Advanced Science and Technology Letters

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Abstract. In this study, we investigated the electrical characteristics of a subsea cable depending on its length and the applied pressure. The inverters currently used in subsea plants generate conducted noise, which is the cause of damage and insulation failure of electric motor bearings. The conducted noise in a subsea cable was found to be influenced more by the change in the cable length than the pressure exerted on the cable. On the basis of the finding that conducted noise increases in proportion to the increase in cable length owing to the proportional decrease in capacitance (C), we analyzed the impact of the electrical components (L, R, and C) on the noise in the design stage of a longdistance cable, focusing on the variables of length and pressure, and presented the guidelines for designing a subsea plant model.

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Vector control PWM-VSI induction motor drive with a long motor feeder: performance analysis of line filter networks

Cited by 30 publications

References 27 publications

A Hybrid Filter for the Suppression of Common-Mode Voltage and Differential-Mode Harmonics in Three-Phase Inverters With CPPM

A Hybrid Filter for the Suppression of Common-Mode Voltage and Differential-Mode Harmonics in Three-Phase Inverters With CPPM

Electrical Parameters and Conducted Noise on Subsea Environments

Study on the electrical characteristics of a cable depending on the length and pressure

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