Pub Date : 2024-09-10DOI: 10.1109/TASC.2024.3456574
Lei Chen;Yifei Li;Man Yang;Jiahui Zhu;Shencong Zheng;Jingguang Tang;Yuqi Jiang;Hongkun Chen
The improved flux-coupling-type superconducting fault current limiter (FC-SFCL) is a favorable option to fulfill the short-circuit current suppression in a power system, due to its fully-controlled features and two-level current-limiting modes. This paper explores the application of the FC-SFCLs in the power system, where the accurate fault current prediction is realized by the SAO-LSTM model. By integrating the snow ablation optimizer (SAO) and the long short-term memory (LSTM) network, the SAO-LSTM model is capable of extracting the fault current characteristics and reflecting the long-term historical process to forecast the fault current. Thus, the FC-SFCLs may select the appropriate current-limiting modes to handle the faults. The theoretical description of the FC-SFCL is conducted, and the fault current prediction method based on the SAO-LSTM model is expatiated. Using MATLAB, a modified IEEE 13-node system equipped with the FC-SFCLs is modeled. Different fault locations, fault types, and fault resistances are considered to build the dataset, and the prediction performance of the SAO-LSTM model for minor and severe faults is checked. The findings show that the SAO-LSTM model can effectively identify the severity of the faults, and the current-limiting efficiency of the FC-SFCLs under different fault severities and phase angles can be well exploited.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-10DOI: 10.1109/TASC.2024.3456556
Tiankai Yang;Boxuan Cao;Chao Wang
Safely completing voyages is vital for all-electric ships (AESs). However, the existing voyage scheduling methods focus on the generation cost and merely consider the impact of the operation state of the shipboard power system on navigation security. Hence, considering power supply capacity constraints (PSCC), this paper establishes a chance-constrained optimal model for the joint generation and voyage scheduling of AESs. Firstly, considering the N-1 criterion, the linear expressions for PSCC of AESs are expressed based on the interconnection topology of shipboard inverters. Secondly, the explicit chance-constrained expressions for PSCC are established based on the Cornish-Fisher series expansion. Thirdly, a coordinated model is established for joint generation and voyage scheduling and solved by dynamic programming. The actual voyage data are used for simulations, and the results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-10DOI: 10.1109/TASC.2024.3456570
Shuai Wang;Mingyao Lin
In this paper, a novel axial-field permanent magnet (AFPM) motor is presented and the optimal stator-slot/rotor-pole combination is explored for great performance. This machine contains two stators with split teeth and an inner rotor with consequent-pole (CP) PMs. The stator configuration achieves a harmonious balance between a high winding factor and an elevated torque amplification capability, while the rotor structure enhances PM utilization. The investigation into the slot/pole combination is primarily driven by two considerations: winding configuration and the number of ferromagnetic pole pieces attached to each main tooth. The introduced CP PM brings about direct component (DC) bias and even-number harmonics in the flux linkage of each winding, which must be eliminated by selecting appropriate winding configurations. Additionally, the number of ferromagnetic pole pieces has a significant influence on the magnetic gearing effect and iron saturation. In this way, the torque characteristics and power factor are compared using the finite element method. A 12-slot/24-flux-modulation-pole (FMP) /19-rotor-pole AFPM machine is fabricated and experimented to confirm the effectiveness.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-10DOI: 10.1109/TASC.2024.3456558
Wei He;Jing Zhao;Lei Yang;Youguang Guo
As a pioneering multi-DOF motor, the Integrated Magnetic Suspension Spherical Induction Motor (IMSSIM) presents many advantages. Nonetheless, the IMSSIM presents a complex magnetic coupling challenge. This paper addresses the magnetic coupling issue in IMSSIM through a comprehensive investigation using the 3D finite element method (FEM). The magnetic coupling coefficients which reflect the magnetic coupling degree are proposed and analyzed. Moreover, the dynamic coupling effect inside the IMSSIM is analyzed and studied. Finally, accuracy of FEM is verified by prototype experiments.
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Transformer winding subjected to alternating stresses caused by multiple short circuits can fail by fatigue even though the stress is below the yield point. The effect of the mean stress of unidirectional impulse pulsating short-circuit force is not considered in previous studies. Therefore, this paper proposes a general method for assessing the stress fatigue life and damage of transformer winding under short-circuit conditions. Take a 110 kV transformer for an instance, the electromagnetic forces and stresses on the winding under short-circuit conditions were calculated based on electromagnetic-structural coupling. The dynamic measurement of short circuit force is realized by using the piezoelectric thin film polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) sensor to verify the accuracy of the simulation calculation. Based on finite element stress results, this paper proposes a five-step method for calculating stress fatigue life, the S