Analysis of high frequency chopping cascade speed regulation system

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1 Introduction

Cascade speed regulation It is a classic high-efficiency and energy-saving speed regulation scheme, and the high-frequency chopper cascade speed regulation system is a new generation of high-efficiency speed regulation technology based on the traditional cascade speed regulation theory and the application of advanced achievements in modern motor technology, power electronics technology and computer control technology. This technology controls the rotor low-voltage circuit to control the high-voltage motor, and controls the high-power motor by changing the current differential power. It uses a high-frequency chopper to achieve PWM pulse width modulation to replace the inverter angle adjustment of the traditional cascade speed regulation system. It has the advantages of small control capacity, low control voltage, excellent speed regulation performance, high energy-saving efficiency, small harmonic power, small device size, and loose operating conditions. It has outstanding advantages in energy-saving speed regulation of high-voltage and large-capacity motors.

In actual engineering design, computer simulation research is often required to obtain guiding conclusions or verify engineering calculation parameters. In simulation technology, the commonly used mathematical models are: transfer function, switching function or state equation, etc. However, the power electronic devices in the three-phase AC asynchronous motor and the speed control device are highly nonlinear systems, which are difficult to be described in detail using analytical methods.

Therefore, the SimPowerSystem toolbox is used in the MATLAB/Simulink environment to model and simulate the AC motor speed control system. The simulation model is encapsulated to establish subsystems according to the actual system structure. The entire simulation model has a clear structure, and the simulation test results show that the model can reflect the characteristics of the actual system and has a high degree of credibility.

2 Working principle of chopper cascade speed regulation system

2.1 System composition

The AC speed regulation system is shown in Figure 1, which mainly consists of three parts: a wound-rotor asynchronous motor, a starting link and a cascade speed regulation control device.

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The AC motor adopts a three-phase wound asynchronous motor.

The starting link is composed of frequency-sensitive resistor PF and contactors 1KM, 2KM, and 3KM. An automatic switching contactor is added to reduce the starting current and enable large motors to start smoothly.

The cascade speed control device is composed of a three-phase full-wave rectifier bridge, an IGBT high-frequency chopper, a three-phase full-bridge active inverter and a smoothing reactor, an isolation diode, a buffer capacitor, etc., which realizes excellent stepless speed regulation characteristics, effectively suppresses the pollution of harmonics to the power grid, and achieves higher energy-saving effects.

2.2 Working Principle

The basic principle of the cascade speed control system is to add an additional back electromotive force Ef in series on the rotor side, and change the rotor current I2 by changing the magnitude of the additional electromotive force, thereby changing the electromagnetic torque to achieve the purpose of changing the speed.

If the additional reverse electromotive force Ef increases, the rotor current I decreases, and the electromagnetic torque TM decreases. If the load torque T remains unchanged, it can be seen from formula (4) that the speed is reduced, and the speed reduction reduces the load torque Tc by 2 (for large-capacity square torque loads such as fans and pumps c), regaining the torque balance and stabilizing at the new speed, ultimately achieving the purpose of changing the speed.

The key issue of cascade speed regulation is how to obtain additional electromotive force. For example, the cascade speed control device in Figure 1 rectifies the rotor voltage into a DC voltage Ud through a three-phase full-wave rectifier bridge, and the working state of the three-phase full-bridge active inverter is always fixed at the minimum inverter angle βmin, providing a constant DC back electromotive force. Since the inverter is always fixed at the minimum inverter angle βmin, the power factor of the inverter is greatly improved, and it does not change with the speed adjustment, thereby improving the defect of low power factor of the traditional cascade speed regulation system. A high-frequency IGBT chopper is added to the intermediate DC circuit, and the equivalent additional DC electromotive force Ub of the rotor circuit is obtained by changing the duty cycle (τ/T) of the chopper.

It can be seen that the operating law of chopper cascade speed regulation is: when the duty cycle is larger, that is, the longer the chopper is on, the higher the speed; conversely, the lower the speed. And it can achieve a sufficiently wide speed regulation range and sufficiently precise speed control performance, and the system power factor is also greatly improved.

3. Establishment of simulation model

The chopper cascade speed control system is simulated and studied, and the simulation model is established using the SimPowerSystem toolbox in the Simulink environment of MATLAB software.

3.1 Establishing simulation model based on packaging technology

The simulation model of the chopper-type cascade speed control system is established, which includes the electrical system and the control loop. The number of modules is large and the model is complex, which is not conducive to engineering analysis. The subsystem encapsulation technology is used to combine the functionally related modules into subsystems.

Three subsystems are established according to the three components of the AC speed control system: wound-rotor asynchronous motor (Motor), starting unit (Start), and cascade speed control device (Speed ​​Control), as shown in Figure 2. The entire simulation model is established according to the electrical principle structure diagram, with a clear structure and clear functions, which is convenient for engineering design.

3.3 Asynchronous Motor Model

Figure 3 shows the internal model structure of the asynchronous motor simulation subsystem, which is encapsulated as a Motor subsystem module with four input terminals and seven output terminals (see Figure 2).

The parameters of the asynchronous motor module (Asynchronous Machine) are set as wound-rotor motors, and the parameters are converted to the rotor side. The three-phase transformer (linear transformer) connected in series on the stator side is an inverter transformer.

3.4 Simulation of the startup process

Figure 4 shows the internal model structure of the startup link simulation subsystem, which is encapsulated into a Start subsystem module with 9 input terminals and 3 output terminals (see Figure 2), completing the task of smooth starting of the motor.

When the motor starts, 1KM is closed, 2KM and 3KM are opened, and a three-phase frequency-sensitive resistor PF is connected in series to the motor rotor circuit to limit the starting current. When the motor speed increases to the set allowable value, the device automatically closes 2KM, cuts off the frequency-sensitive resistor, and the motor rotor circuit is short-circuited through 1KM to enter the full-speed working state. After stable operation, 1KM is disconnected, 2KM and 3KM are closed, and the cascade speed control system is connected to enter the speed regulation operation state, and the duty cycle is adjusted to change the speed.

3.5 Simulation of Cascade Speed ​​Control System

Figure 5 shows the internal model structure of the simulation subsystem of the chopper-type cascade speed control system. After encapsulation, it is a Speed ​​Control subsystem module with 7 input terminals and 3 output terminals (see Figure 2). The motor speed control task is completed by adjusting the duty cycle of input 7.

The three core units of the speed control system in Figure 5 are: ① Universal Bridge is a universal bridge module, which is used to simulate a three-phase full-wave rectifier unit to convert the three-phase AC of the rotor circuit into DC so as to apply series DC potential control to the rotor circuit. ② IGBT is a chopper unit, which works in a constant frequency width modulation mode. The external high-frequency pulse signal is used as the gate signal of the IGBT, and its duty cycle and frequency are determined by the pulse signal. ③ Thyristor bridge is a 6-pulse thyristor bridge module, which is used to simulate a three-phase full-bridge active inverter, and inverts the slip power after chopping control into a three-phase industrial frequency AC and sends it to the internal feedback winding to achieve energy saving.

4 Simulation Examples

A simulation test was conducted on the cascade speed control system for large-capacity square torque loads such as fans and pumps. The model shown in Figure 2 was established, and the relevant parameters were set as follows: the power supply was 6KV, 50HZ three-phase AC power supply; the asynchronous motor was rated power 2240KW, pole pair number 2, and moment of inertia 140 kg.m2. The simulation time was 0 to 10 seconds, and the speed control system was put into use at t=3.5 seconds, with a duty cycle of 100%. After t=5 seconds, the duty cycle was reduced by 10% every 1 second, and the simulation test was carried out.

Figure 6 shows the simulation curves of the speed, A-phase rotor current, rectifier voltage and DC current during the motor startup and speed regulation process. It can be seen that during the startup process, the motor smoothly increases from zero speed to full speed, and the rotor current is effectively suppressed. The speed regulation process is smooth and fast, and as the duty cycle decreases, the equivalent additional DC electromotive force Ub increases, the rotor current I2 decreases, and the speed decreases, which is consistent with the theoretical analysis in Section 2.2.

5 Conclusion

This paper makes a detailed analysis of the AC and DC circuits of the high-frequency chopping cascade speed regulation system, and based on the electrical principle structure diagram, establishes a simulation model for the cascade speed regulation system using the SimPowerSystem toolbox and packaging technology in the MATLAB/Simulink environment.

Judging from the results of the simulation examples, the model realistically reproduces the dynamic processes of the actual system such as startup and speed regulation operation, which shows that the simulation method is effective and has practical engineering value.

The author's innovation: The simulation model of the cascade speed control system established in the MATLAB/Simulink environment using the SimPowerSystem toolbox and packaging technology conforms to the composition structure of the actual engineering design, and the simulation effect is realistic, providing a theoretical basis and verification means for the engineering design of the motor speed control system.

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