Finite Element Model of Electrical Machines Coupled to the Grid Simulation Software
Using a finite element (FE) model of the electrical machine in a grid solver enables us to take the machine nonlinearities into account with great precision in the simulation of a complete system. Three methods are usually used for linking the grid and FE solver: direct coupling, lumped components, and current or voltage output approach. In this article, the coupling is treated as the resolution of a nonlinear equation system that is solved with the Newton method. The proposed linking scheme has been used to simulate a two phase short circuit on a hydrogenerator. Its results have been validated by running the same simulation with commercially available software.
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Rosselet, G., Tu Xuan, M., & Simond, J.-J. (2011). Finite Element Model of Electrical Machines Coupled to the Grid Simulation Software. Ieee Transactions on Energy Conversion, 26, 1127–1133. https://doi.org/10.1109/TEC.2011.2162729
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2011
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1133
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