Homework #2 Question 1: Develop the flux linkage and voltage equations for a round rotor machine. As shown in the figure, for a round rotor machine, add another damper winding G to the q-axis of the rotor. Then, the flux and voltage vectors become: οΉπ οΉπ οΉπ οΉπππ οΉ [οΉ ]= πΉ πΉπ·πΊπ οΉπ· οΉπΊ οΉ [ π] eπ eπ eπ eπππ [e ] = eπΉ πΉπ·πΊπ eπ· eπΊ e [ π] For a salient pole machine, we already developed the following matrices and equations in the class. Develop those matrices or equations for a round rotor machine. Ls + Lm cos2ο± ο° LSS = −Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± + ) 6 5ο° [−Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± + 6 ) MFcosο± LSR = MFcos (ο± − [MFcos (ο± + οΉd Ld οΉq 0 οΉ0 0 − = − οΉF πMF οΉD πMD [οΉQ ] [ 0 ο° −Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± + ) 6 2ο° Ls + Lm cos2(ο± − ) 3 ο° −Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± − ) 2 MDcosο± 2ο° ) 3 2ο° 3 ) 0 Lq 0 − 0 0 πMQ MDcos (ο± − MDcos (ο± + 0 0 L0 − 0 0 0 | | | | | | | πMF 0 0 − LF MR 0 5ο° ) 6 ο° −Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± − ) 2 2ο° Ls + Lm cos2(ο± + ) ] 3 −Ms − Lmcos2 (ο± + −MQsinο± 2ο° ) 3 2ο° 3 ) −MQsin (ο± − −MQsin (ο± + 2ο° ) 3 , 2ο° 3 πMD 0 0 − MR LD 0 0 −id πMQ −iq 0 −i0 − ο΄ − iF 0 i 0 D L Q ] [ iQ ] LRR )] R a + 3R n 0 0 Ra 0 0 0 0 −ο·π Lq 0 −ο·π πMQ 0 0 0 0 0 0 ο·π Ld 0 RF 0 ο·π πMF 0 0 RD ο·π πMD 0 0 0 Ra 0 0 0 0 RQ π0 ππ ππΉ ππ· = ππ π [ π] [ 0 LF M R 0 = [M R L D 0 ] 0 0 LQ L0 + 3Ln Ld πMF πMD πMF LF MR πMD MR LD Lq πMQ πMQ [ cosο± cos (ο± − 2 LQ ] 2ο° For Park’s transformation, use P = √3 −sinο± −sin (ο± − [ 1/√2 1/√2 ) 3 2ο° 3 ) ] −π0 −ππ ππΉ ππ· + −ππ [ ππ ] −π0 −ππ ππΉ ο΄d π /dt π· −ππ [ ππ ] cos (ο± + 2ο° −sin (ο± + 1/√2 ) 3 2ο° 3 ) ] Question 2: Calculate id, iq and i0 under a disturbance The rotor speed of a synchronous machine is measured for t=0~4 seconds as given in the table below. The machine experiences a disturbance to cause a swing in the rotor’s speed, as shown by the figure. Still, we assume three phase currents to be ia= sinο·st ib= sin(ο·st - 2ο°/3) ic= sin(ο·st + 2ο°/3) where ο·s=2ο°ο΄60 rad/s. At t=0s, if the rotor position ο±(0)=0rad, then calculate values of id, iq and i0 at t=0.4s, 1.4s, 2.2s, 3.0s, and draw those values vs. time in one plot to show how the dq0 currents change under that disturbance. t (s) 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4 ο·r (rad/s) 376.99112 376.99112 376.99112 376.99112 376.99112 376.99112 374.98090 374.81084 375.52963 376.38565 376.99112 377.26317 377.28619 377.18891 377.07306 376.99112 376.95430 376.95119 376.96435 376.98003 376.99112 377.5 377 Omegas 376.5 Omegar 376 375.5 375 374.5 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Time (s) 2.5 3 3.5 4