This paper describes an asymmetric control method for the firing angle and a start/stop timing shift control of four thyristor converters called "Booster PS" to minimize the reactive power fluctuation during plasma initiation in JT-60SA. From the simulation using the "PSCAD/EMTDC" code, it is found that these control methods can drastically reduce the reactive power induced by the four units of the "Booster PS". In addition, the voltage fluctuation of the motor-generator connected to the "Booster PS" is expected to be suppressed. This can also contribute to achieve stable control of the JT-60SA magnet power supplies.
Minimization of reactive power fluctuation in JT-60SA magnet power supply
2013-01-01
Abstract
This paper describes an asymmetric control method for the firing angle and a start/stop timing shift control of four thyristor converters called "Booster PS" to minimize the reactive power fluctuation during plasma initiation in JT-60SA. From the simulation using the "PSCAD/EMTDC" code, it is found that these control methods can drastically reduce the reactive power induced by the four units of the "Booster PS". In addition, the voltage fluctuation of the motor-generator connected to the "Booster PS" is expected to be suppressed. This can also contribute to achieve stable control of the JT-60SA magnet power supplies.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.