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(iii)
and (iv)
(v)
Steps
Ramps
Impulses
Pseudo Random Noise
Sinusoids
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caps etc.
Equivalent circuits for the direct axis are
shown in Figure 1 where two damper circuits,
are included. Representation of additional
rotor circuits requires the addition of more
circuits in parallel with the rotor. In the
quadrature axis, whilst there is no field
winding of course, all of the other induced
current may need to be modelled in a
similar fashion to those in the direct axis.
In the simplest model, all of the flux
passing across the air gap links with all of
the rotor circuits but in practice there will
be s6me leakage effects and the flux linking
each of the rotor circuits is different. This
effect is represented by the series
reactance between the circuits in question.
Different levels of model complexity are
possible by the inclusion or exclusion of
circuit elements as necessary. Each of the
equivalent circuits will have a unique set of
poles and zeros which define the frequency
response of the circuit. It is from the
measurement of the frequency response that it
is hoped that the parameters of the circuit
can be determined. For such a range of
circuit models available, how can the
particular equivalent circuit for a machine
be determined. Since all of the equivalent
circuits, irrespective of their relative
complexities, are combinations of passive
resistors and inductors, the plots of the
poles and zeros in the complex frequency
plane must be a set O E consecutive poles and
zeros along the negative real axis. Knowing
this it is possible to extract the time
constants (and hence the reactances) of the
equivalent circuit from the frequency
response data.
BODE PLOTS FOR DIFFERENT MACHINE MODELS
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(1
Xd(s)
FROM
THE FREQUENCY
( 1 t sT)
(1 + sT/a)
a(s + 1/TL
( s + a/T)
a > 1
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~/TF
(iv)
dW
20 (a - 1)
(a + 1)
dB per decade
(1+1.81s)(1+0.784s)(1+0.0374~~
(1+9.704s)(1+1.118s)(1+0.00494s)
so,
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Walton, A . ,
1981, "Determination of
Synchronous Machine Stability Study
Constants, A Summary of Work done by NE1
Parsons", EPRI Workshop, St. Louis.
TL,dl
=,i l_l
ld;:
(dBIXd
4d
'kdl
'kd2
7 -
I--
log w
1/Td:
Flgure 1
E q u i v a l e n t c i r c u i t s f o r the d i r e c t a x i s
Figure 2
l/ld'
l/Td:
Frequency response
1/Td'
f o r the d i r e c t a x i s
Phase Xd
(degrees)
10-3
10-2
10-1
10
Frequency ( H r )
Figure 3
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