Consider a three-phase thyristor-based AC-DC converter supplying a “superconductive inductance” of 10 H and 200 A. The grid voltage is 400VLL/60Hz. A) What is the shortest time to fully charge the Inductor, from “zero energy condition?” What value of firing angle of the thyristors (α) should be used in this case? B) When the inductor is fully charged, what value of α should be used to keep it at “stand-by”? How much reactive power does the AC-DC converter absorb from the grid? C) The thyristors of the AC-DC converter present a minimum voltage reverse time of 500μs. What is the maximum rate of discharge (Δi/Δt) that could be used without risking “commutation failure?
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(a) Two three-phase, 400kV (rms), 50Hz, AC networks are connected together via a current-source HVDC link made up of a three-phase, 12-pulse full-wave thyristor rectifier and a three-phase, 12-pulse full-wave thyristor inverter. (i) Draw the circuit diagram for this system and explain, for the rectifier stage, how the firing delay angle may be used to control the average DC voltage. (ii) Explain the main advantages of HVDC transmission compared to AC transmission. (b) An H-Bridge converter is to be used...
esign three phase AC/DC converter with the following parameters - Vin (Line-Line) = 400 rms - Frequency = 50 Hz - Vout = 0 to 450V Simulate the converter under the following conditions 1- The load is Resistive, with 20Ω. Study the operation of the converter in term of: o Output voltage o Output current o Thyristor voltage and current o Relation of output voltage with firing angle alpha o Input and output harmonic spectrum.
2. Figure 2 shows a 6-pulse thyristor rectifier feeding a DC static load an operating at steady-state. The ac input power supply is a symmetric set of three-phase voltages forming a direct sequence, having rms line-to-line voltage of Vuns equal to 415 V and angular frequency ω equal to 100π rad/s. The load is sufficiently inductive to smooth out the load current i(t), i.e. i 1, where I is a constant. a. Derive the mathematical expression of the average DC...