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RECTIFIER INVERTER
REACTOR
BRUSH
LESS
Exciter
SYNC.
Motor
AC Line
DC Link
1 3 5
4 6 2
2 6 4
1
3
5
2
5
6 4
3 1
Fld.
Wdg
Exciter
Phase
controll
ed
switches
415 V Power
LCI BRUSHLESS EXCITER
Exciter is an induction
frequency changer
EFFECIENCY CURVE OF VARIOUS FLOW CONTROL
EFFECIENCY CURVE OF VARIOUS FLOW CONTROL
DRIVES
DRIVES
100
% Efficiency
80
60
40
20
0 20 40 60 80 100
% Speed / Flow
Hydraulic Coupling
Inlet Guide Vane
Outlet Damper Throttling
LCI or VFD Drive
CONTROL SYSTEM
•The speed reference from the process controller is a
compared to a speed feedback derived from the
integrated motor voltage & error is fed to a speed
regulator.
•The output of speed regulator is a torque command.
•This torque command is sent to the field controller and
to a current controller as a current command.
•By proper control of stator current & field excitation ,
the machine has a fairly linear torque-per-ampere
characteristic.
•The most straight forward approach is a speed
controller with a V/f controller for field excitation.
CONTROL SYSTEM
•There are three controllable element which can
be used to control the power to the motor:
- The source side converter
- The load side converter
- the field exciter.
•All three of these use phase control of thyristor
gating angle to control output.
•Major function of load side converter control is
to maintain a minimum margin angle which will
keep the power to the motor at the highest
possible power factor.
CONTROL SYSTEM
•A current feedback signal is derived from the
AC current into the source side power converter.
•The output of the current controller is used to
control the gate firing angle α of the source side
converter to adjust the DC link voltage
necessary to produce the commanded current.
CONTROL BLOCK DIAGRAM
CURRENT
CONTROL
START-UP
CONTROL
SPEED
CONTROL
FIELD EXC.
CONTROL
VOLTS / HERTZ
POWER
SOURCE
SOURCE
SIDE
CONVERTER
LOAD
SIDE
CONVERTER
SYNCHRONOUS
MOTOR
S
P
E
E
D
SPEED
REFERENCE
How much power saving?
Gen.
Gen.
MW
MW
ID’s Total
ID’s Total
Power (w/o
Power (w/o
VFD) (KW)
VFD) (KW)
Total power
Total power
(KW) by ID
(KW) by ID
Fans with VFD
Fans with VFD
Power
Power
Saving
Saving
200
200 3800
3800 850
850 2950
2950
240
240 4150
4150 950
950 3200
3200
280
280 4450
4450 1050
1050 3100
3100
320
320 4800
4800 1250
1250 3550
3550
360
360 5050
5050 1420
1420 3630
3630
400
400 5350
5350 1850
1850 3500
3500
440
440 5600
5600 2500
2500 3100
3100
500
500 5900
5900 3000
3000 2900
2900
How much power saving?
•From table it is seen that power saving
ranging from 2900 KW to 3630 KW at various
gen. Points
•Considering an average saving of 3200MW
and 300 days in operation a net saving of
Rs.288 lakhs @ generating costRs.1.25/unit
•Capital investment on VFD Rs.500 Lakhs
•Payback period less than 02 years.
BHEL VFD
FOR ID FANS
OF 500 MW
UNITS : AN
OVERVIEW
Panels related to VFD in VFD room
Panels related to VFD in VFD room
Control Panel
(all external
interlocks,
alarms, Power
supplies
available here)
C&E Section
(Control and
excitation)
Bridge
blower &
Filter
section
LCI,
Section
(Converter
& Invester
bridges)
Load
breaker
(VCB)
Common for both chanels in one ID
Fans, but interlocking & trip relays are
seperately mounted in this panel for
each channel
LCI Panel
C & E (Control & Excitation)
C & E (Control & Excitation)
Panel
Panel
PSFF
Power
Supply
module
70V
Gate
Supply
module
Exciter
Module
SEM Rack
(Microprocessor
& other control
cards)
IOM A
(Input / output
module)
Fan & Filter Panel
Fan & Filter Panel
AIR
FAN 1
FAN 2
Filter Resistors
and capacitors
Air flow
monitor
sensor
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
H P T K X P T N
S
T
M
1
S
T
M
3
S
T
M
5
L
T
M
4
L
T
M
6
L
T
M
2
S
T
M
4
S
T
M
6
S
T
M
2
L
T
M
1
L
T
M
3
L
T
M
5
STM - Source Thyristor Module
LTM - Load Thyristor Module
HPTK - Gate firing card
XPTN - Attennator fead back card
LCI (Load
Commuted
Inverter)
Thyristor
Bridge
NOTE: In each Thyristor stack there are
three Thyristors in series. Each Thyristor is
having one indication card with neon lamp.
In case of Thyristor short circuit this neon
lamp will not glow. One Thyristor short
circuit in a stack is allowed. If two
Thyristors get shorted load / source
commutation failure will arrive depending
upon which thyristors have failed and
channel will get tripped.
Control
Control
Cooling Fans Cooling Fans
INTER
FACE
INTER
FACE
REACTOR
CONTROL &
EXCITATION
PANEL
CONTROL &
EXCITATION
PANEL
INTER
FACE
INTER
FACE
REACTOR
Control Control
Cooling Fans
Cooling Fans
UA
11kV
BUS
UA
11kV
BUS
Transformer
11/ 2.3KV
(Dyn), 3kvA
Transformer
11/ 2.3KV
(Ddo), 3kvA
ID Ch # 1
415V 3 Phase
supply form ESP
415V 3 Phase
supply form ESP
Source
breaker
Source
breaker
ID Ch # 2 POWER CONVERTER BRIDGE
POWER CONVERTER BRIDGE Load
breaker
Load
breaker
BRUSHLESS
SYNCHRONOUS
MOTOR
Channel 1
Channel 2
THYRISTOR FIRING
1 5
3
2
1
4 6
6 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3
120 deg.
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 3
4 6
5
2
I
DC
Voltage
Source
Synchronous Motor
Stator Winding
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
R Ph
Y Ph
B Ph
1 2 3 4 5 6 1
FIRING SEQUENCE & PHASE CURRENTS
VFD Data for Motor:
kW rating - 4286 kW
Armature current - 2 X 607 Amps
Armature Voltage - 2 X 2350 V
Speed / frequency - 565 rpm / 47.08 Hz
Exciter Data:
Rated DC Current - 360 Amps
Rated DC Voltage - 100 Volts
Rated AC Current - 64 Amps
Rated AC Voltage - 345 Volts
Nominal source voltage - 2300 V AC
POWER SUPPLIES
POWER SUPPLIES
In control panel of VFD room there
are following supplies for different
interlocks & distribution:-
1.0 3Phase, 415 V AC supplies –
02Nos. (1st
from Ch # 1 LCI Panel &
2nd
from Ch # 2 LCI Panel) which in
turn fed from 415V ESP SWGR.
415 V AC supplies stepped down to 110V
AC, 1phase and 220 V AC, 1phase supplies
through transformers.
110V supply used for control & interlock
relays of both channels in control panel
itself.
220V supply is used for space heaters of
panels, motor, reactor, cubicle illumination
lamps, door mounted printer and line
drivers, temperature scanner, reactor temp.
indicator, motor water leakage detector etc.
24V DC: 24V AC stepped down from
415V and then rectified to 24V DC for
control panel indication lamp.
Another 24V DC supply from FSSS for
starting / stopping circuit of ID Fan
channels.
220V DC: supply from station battery
supply for source breaker tripping
interlocks & for Load breaker panels.
Power supplies in LCI Panel:
1. 2.3 KV main supply connected to Source Bridge in
bridge panel.
2. 415 V 3 phase supply to C&E panel which is drawn
from ESP board (separate source for each C&E panel for
Ch # 1&2).
 415V supply stepped down to 220V & 110V AC
 220VAC UPS supply is used for fan flow indicator &
SEM rack fan.
 110V AC, 1phase is used for power supplies to all
control cards through PSFF and gate circuit 70V DC
through PS7 module.
 415V 3phase supply is also tapped for blower fans
1&2 in F&F panel.
 415V 3phase supply is tapped for exciter module in
C&E panel which gives 3-phase supply to exciter.
Testing of ID Fan VFD’s
Testing of ID Fan VFD’s
 Pre-commissioning tests
Pre-commissioning tests :
:
-Testing of VFD Transformers
-Testing of VFD Transformers
-Readiness for idle charging of VFD transformers
-Readiness for idle charging of VFD transformers
-Testing of Load Breaker panels for CT/PT, relays, breaker
-Testing of Load Breaker panels for CT/PT, relays, breaker
and inter-panel wiring etc.
and inter-panel wiring etc.
- Checking of all cable interconnection b/w
- Checking of all cable interconnection b/w
E&C panels to CCP
E&C panels to CCP
E&C panels to load breaker panels
E&C panels to load breaker panels
CCP to source breaker panels (ensuring source breaker
CCP to source breaker panels (ensuring source breaker
closing & tripping from Common control panel)
closing & tripping from Common control panel)
E&C panels to F&F panels to converter panels
E&C panels to F&F panels to converter panels
Reactor cabinet to CCP
Reactor cabinet to CCP
VFD trf MB to CCP
VFD trf MB to CCP
- Testing of reactors
- Testing of reactors
-Testing of CLC panels
-Testing of CLC panels
Site Tests/ Checks
Site Tests/ Checks
-Testing of Synchronous motor:
-Testing of Synchronous motor:
 Exciter stator end lead joint below the cooling duct
Exciter stator end lead joint below the cooling duct
found to have SS nut & washer b/w lugs is removed
found to have SS nut & washer b/w lugs is removed
 Measurement of exciter stator inductance is carried
Measurement of exciter stator inductance is carried
out.
out.
- Checking of power cables & extension of 415 AC
Checking of power cables & extension of 415 AC
supply, 24 VDC supply & 220 VDC Supply, 240 VAC
supply, 24 VDC supply & 220 VDC Supply, 240 VAC
UPS supply:
UPS supply:
- Power cable screen earthing checking: IR of screen
Power cable screen earthing checking: IR of screen
with low voltage
with low voltage
 Physical verification of all components including
Physical verification of all components including
cards for LCI, F&F, bridge panels and control &
cards for LCI, F&F, bridge panels and control &
excitation panels including tightening check of all
excitation panels including tightening check of all
terminals
terminals
Site Tests/ Checks
Site Tests/ Checks
 Megger test of bridge SCR’s, power buses
Megger test of bridge SCR’s, power buses
 Continuity check of bridge cells
Continuity check of bridge cells
 Charging of auxiliary power supplies,
Charging of auxiliary power supplies,
running of converter cooling fans
running of converter cooling fans
 Charging & Checking of electronic P/S,
Charging & Checking of electronic P/S,
gating P/S, signal I/P P/S
gating P/S, signal I/P P/S
 Initialization of electronic modules and
Initialization of electronic modules and
setting up the load printer.
setting up the load printer.
 Self test of SEM.
Self test of SEM.
 Adjustment of the set point voltages.
Adjustment of the set point voltages.
 Bridge current feedback calibration.
Bridge current feedback calibration.
 SCR gate test
SCR gate test
Contd…
Contd…
 Extending source voltage up to bridge converter panels
Extending source voltage up to bridge converter panels
 Source no-load test at full voltage
Source no-load test at full voltage
source voltage signal phasing and balancing
source voltage signal phasing and balancing
set source under voltage detection
set source under voltage detection
set source over voltage detection
set source over voltage detection
 Load test using voltage signals from source side bridge
Load test using voltage signals from source side bridge
load voltage signal phasing and balancing
load voltage signal phasing and balancing
set load over voltage detection
set load over voltage detection
set motor voltage and speed indication
set motor voltage and speed indication
set over speed
set over speed
 Excitation tests (phase seq. & EVC power test)
Excitation tests (phase seq. & EVC power test)
 Crowbar test & Ammeter calibration, SRC_SUPP
Crowbar test & Ammeter calibration, SRC_SUPP
 Uncoupled running of motor with one channel
Uncoupled running of motor with one channel
 Uncoupled running of motor with two channels
Uncoupled running of motor with two channels
variable frequency drive fundamental and circuit
variable frequency drive fundamental and circuit
Commissioning tests
Commissioning tests
- verification of load CT signals with SIG
verification of load CT signals with SIG
- Motor DOR & checks for DOR correction if
Motor DOR & checks for DOR correction if
required
required
- Speed ramp test
Speed ramp test
- Excitation changeover test
Excitation changeover test
- Torque signal exchange
Torque signal exchange
- Verification/calibration of speed indication
Verification/calibration of speed indication
with actual speed/SPD, CUR, PF, KW
with actual speed/SPD, CUR, PF, KW
indication verification & matching with both
indication verification & matching with both
channels
channels
- Commissioning of O&M panel.
Commissioning of O&M panel.
Speed vs Voltage
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
340
360
380
400
420
440
460
480
500
520
540
560
Speed
Voltage
voltage vs speed curve
Flux Profile
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
0 0.5 0.8 1
Speed
Flux
flux
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Source breaker tripping initiated through VFD
system:
(This is other than protection tripping from HT
S.W.gear)
 Source breaker tripping through an aux. relay
(hand resettable flag relay) mounted on “control
panel”. VAA13 relay for each channel.
 In case of source breaker tripping check this
relay has operated on “CCP” of VFD room. If this
relay has not operated tripping is from HT breaker
trip circuit relays & interlocks.
 Also you cannot close the source breaker if this
flag relay on “CCP” is not reset.
Contd..
VAA13 relay can operate on following
conditions:
Through LCI panel source side fault
through ‘SWGR’ relay in LCI panel.
(SUPP2, SRC_SUPP, SRC_OV, NBLF,
μP STALL, EEPROM_TRNS_FAIL,
ESTOP)
Through FLAGRY CH1/2: Oil temp. trip,
winding temperature trip & Buchholz trip.
Emergency push button is pressed.
Trip command from control panel
[CLOSE-NEUTRAL-TRIP] on VFD room.
Load breaker tripping through VFD system:
 Motor Isolator Status
Motor Isolator Status
 RUN Relay (Channel Selector SW,
RUN Relay (Channel Selector SW,
Local/Remote etc.)
Local/Remote etc.)
 No Channel Fault String (NSFLT, NBLF,
No Channel Fault String (NSFLT, NBLF,
GNDF, SUVFLT, LD_OV, LD_SUPP, FOREGD
GNDF, SUVFLT, LD_OV, LD_SUPP, FOREGD
FAULTS, FLDL, OS, GSUV, NPSUV, BFNDR,
FAULTS, FLDL, OS, GSUV, NPSUV, BFNDR,
BFDIFSW)
BFDIFSW)
 Line Breaker Status
Line Breaker Status
 Field Contactor Status
Field Contactor Status
 Emergency Stop
Emergency Stop
 Run permissive missing
Run permissive missing
SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults
• Loss of cooling fan (NOT-NBLF after time SQTMR2)
• Source Back up Over-current (SRC_SUPP: P900C/2)
• Load Back up over-current (LD_SUPP: P900C/5)
• Field Loss (FLD_LOSS_FLT = FLDCUR< FCLOSS
with timer SQTMR4)
• Source Over voltage (SRC_OV: P900C/0)
• Load over-voltage fault (LD_OV: P900C/4)
• Bridge differential pressure (BFDIFSW)
• Gating supply under-voltage fault (GSUV after
SQTMR1)
• P105 supply under-voltage (NOT-NPSUV)
SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults
• Over-speed (OS: P900C/7)
• Ground Fault (GNDF: NTL>0.55V)
• Fan compartment door open (NOT-BFNDR)
• Source Low line or deep under-voltage (SUVFLT after time
SQPLTIM)
• Motor Isolator not closed (MISOL_STATUS_FLT by 0.5 sec)
•Field Current Imbalance (FLTWD/0)
• Field Over current (FCLIM for FCFTIM: FLTWD/1)
• Motor Winding shorted (after TRSPD, Peak Flux value >
previous value by SWINDTOL: FLTWD/2)
• Source Over current (LKLIMS for LKOCTIM: FLTWD/3)
• Load Over current (LKLIML for LKOCTIM: FLTWD/4)
SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults
 Source commutation failure (Diff> LKLIMD for
STRHUTIM: FLTWD/5)
 Load commutation failure (Diff> LKLIMD for STRHUTIM:
FLTWD/6)
 Source PLL (SPLLTIM: FLTWD/8)
 Load PLL (LPLLTIM: FLTWD/9)
 Stack fault (FLTWD/11)
 Failure to start (FLTWD/12)
 EEPROM transfer failure (FLTWD/13)
SOME MAJOR ALARMS: Attention needed to check
 Motor Over temperature
 Link reactor Over temperature
 Cooling blower loss
 Loss of speed reference
 Gating supply under-voltage
 Microprocessor alarm
 Bridge filter fuse blown
 Source under-volts
 Transformer alarm
 Loss of speed control (Error> SRETOL for SQTMR5)
 Run Perm or Start Perm missing
 Field Exciter voltage loss
 Rotor Position start alarm
 I/O addressing Problem
START PERMISSIVES FOR THE CHANNELS (To be seen
at VFD room):
• No emergency stop pressed.
• No motor over-temperature trip persisting
• Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy
• Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON
• No water leakage in Motor
• Water flow healthy in motor
• CB3 in control panel ON, all indication lamp circuit healthy
• No transformer alarms persisting
• No transformer trips persisting
START PERMISSIVES FOR THE CHANNELS (To be seen
at VFD room):
• No reactor alarm persisting
• No reactor trip persisting
• No Motor over temperature alarm
• No over current trip from Load Breaker
• No MTR of SRC BRK and Source breaker closed
CLOSE PERMISSIVES FOR THE SOURCE BREAKER
(To be seen at VFD room):
• No emergency stop pressed.
• No motor over temperature trip persisting
• No motor over temp alarm
• Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy
• Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON
• No water leakage in Motor
• Water flow healthy in motor
• CB3 in control panel ON, all indication lamp circuit
healthy
CLOSE PERMISSIVES FOR THE SOURCE BREAKER
(To be seen at VFD room):
• No transformer alarms persisting
• No transformer trips persisting
• No reactor alarm persisting
• No reactor trip persisting
• Permit to close source breaker from LCI panel ( from
IOMA card : SWGR. Relay shall not be picked up
CHANNEL RUN PERMIT (To be seen at VFD room):
• No emergency stop pressed.
• No motor over temperature trip persisting
• Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy
• Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON
• No transformer trips persisting
• No reactor trip persisting
• No MTR of SRC BRK & Source breaker closed
• No over current trip from Load breaker
Major Problems Faced During
Major Problems Faced During
Commissioning
Commissioning
 Leakage voltages in IOMA
Leakage voltages in IOMA
 XPTN resistor failure
XPTN resistor failure
 Thyristor failure
Thyristor failure
 Card failure
 Power cable screen insulation failure
 Mal-operation of motor & reactor
Mal-operation of motor & reactor
temperature scanners.
temperature scanners.
 Motor exciter rotor winding coil polarity
Motor exciter rotor winding coil polarity
problem
problem
 Leakage voltages appearing at the load
Leakage voltages appearing at the load
breaker aux. Contact terminal blocks.
breaker aux. Contact terminal blocks.
 Chartless recorder
Chartless recorder
 UPS supply voltage drop in the cable.
UPS supply voltage drop in the cable.
LIST OF COMPONENTS FAILED IN VFDs DURING/AFTER COMMG
LIST OF COMPONENTS FAILED IN VFDs DURING/AFTER COMMG
FAILED COMPONENTS
FAILED COMPONENTS Qty
Qty VFD-5A
VFD-5A VFD-5B
VFD-5B VFD-6A
VFD-6A VFD-6B
VFD-6B VFD-7B
VFD-7B
HMPG
HMPG 02
02 --
-- --
-- 01
01 --
-- 01
01
XPTN
XPTN 17
17 10
10 01
01 03
03 03
03 --
--
NSFC
NSFC 02
02 --
-- 01
01 01
01 --
-- --
--
NTRF
NTRF 04
04 --
-- 02
02 --
-- 02
02 --
--
PS7 COMPLETE MODULE
PS7 COMPLETE MODULE 01
01 --
-- 01
01 --
-- --
-- --
--
PSFF COMPLETE MODULE
PSFF COMPLETE MODULE 02
02 --
-- 01
01 --
-- 01
01 --
--
HRDD
HRDD 02
02 --
-- --
-- 01
01 01
01 --
--
HPTK
HPTK 08
08 01
01 --
-- 03
03 01
01 03
03
AIR FLOW MONITOR
AIR FLOW MONITOR 06
06 02
02 --
-- 02
02 --
-- 02
02
IOMA COMPLETE MODULE
IOMA COMPLETE MODULE 09
09 05
05 --
-- 01
01 02
02 01
01
REACTOR TEMP. MONITOR
REACTOR TEMP. MONITOR 03
03 02
02 --
-- --
-- 01
01 --
--
HAIA
HAIA 01
01 01
01 --
-- --
-- --
-- --
--
THYRISTOR STACK
THYRISTOR STACK 39
39 06
06 14
14 05
05 11
11 03
03
NLCB
NLCB 05
05 03
03 01
01 01
01 --
-- --
--
NLIB
NLIB 07
07 02
02 02
02 01
01 02
02 --
--
DLIB ( L)
DLIB ( L) 06
06 02
02 01
01 01
01 01
01 01
01
DLIB ( S)
DLIB ( S) 04
04 01
01 01
01 01
01 01
01 --
--
HRIA
HRIA 02
02 02
02 --
-- --
-- --
-- --
--
DLCB
DLCB 02
02 01
01 01
01 --
-- --
-- --
--
HLCB
HLCB 01
01 01
01 --
-- --
-- --
-- --
--
variable frequency drive fundamental and circuit
variable frequency drive fundamental and circuit
SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT
SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT
SUGGESTION REMARKS
Treated earth pit for electronic earth Implemented since start of
commg
Power cable screen insulation
verification at receiving end &
earthing at source end
Implemented since start of
commg
Reactor temperature scanners to be
located outside reactor cubicle.
Implemented since start of
commg
ACPDB REMOVED & Dedicated
feeder to be provided for UPS supply
to ensure reliable operation; adequate
cable size to be selected to overcome
voltage drop.
Implemented after Unit-5
Commg
Dust Collecting sieves provided on
bridge panel door internal to be fixed
outside
To be implemented.
SUGGESTION FOR
SUGGESTION FOR
IMPROVEMENT
IMPROVEMENT
Quality of components and
cards needs immediate
improvement.
These has been taken up with M/s
BHEL/EDN for detailed analysis so
as to improve the quality
Providing source breaker
tripping instead of load
breaker in the event of
bridge panel/fan
compartment door open
signal on safety grounds.
The necessary soft ware logic
modification & concurrence by M/s
BHEL/EDN required.
VFD room A/C & dust
freeness to be regularly
ensured
1. Room partitioning is being
implemented to ensure effectiveness
of AC & prevent dust ingress.
2. Daily wet mopping is being ensured.
3. Room temp indication is being
provided at CCR along temp &
humidity indication at local.
THANK YOU
THANK YOU

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variable frequency drive fundamental and circuit

  • 2. 2 5 6 4 3 1 Fld. Wdg Exciter Phase controll ed switches 415 V Power LCI BRUSHLESS EXCITER Exciter is an induction frequency changer
  • 3. EFFECIENCY CURVE OF VARIOUS FLOW CONTROL EFFECIENCY CURVE OF VARIOUS FLOW CONTROL DRIVES DRIVES 100 % Efficiency 80 60 40 20 0 20 40 60 80 100 % Speed / Flow Hydraulic Coupling Inlet Guide Vane Outlet Damper Throttling LCI or VFD Drive
  • 4. CONTROL SYSTEM •The speed reference from the process controller is a compared to a speed feedback derived from the integrated motor voltage & error is fed to a speed regulator. •The output of speed regulator is a torque command. •This torque command is sent to the field controller and to a current controller as a current command. •By proper control of stator current & field excitation , the machine has a fairly linear torque-per-ampere characteristic. •The most straight forward approach is a speed controller with a V/f controller for field excitation.
  • 5. CONTROL SYSTEM •There are three controllable element which can be used to control the power to the motor: - The source side converter - The load side converter - the field exciter. •All three of these use phase control of thyristor gating angle to control output. •Major function of load side converter control is to maintain a minimum margin angle which will keep the power to the motor at the highest possible power factor.
  • 6. CONTROL SYSTEM •A current feedback signal is derived from the AC current into the source side power converter. •The output of the current controller is used to control the gate firing angle α of the source side converter to adjust the DC link voltage necessary to produce the commanded current.
  • 7. CONTROL BLOCK DIAGRAM CURRENT CONTROL START-UP CONTROL SPEED CONTROL FIELD EXC. CONTROL VOLTS / HERTZ POWER SOURCE SOURCE SIDE CONVERTER LOAD SIDE CONVERTER SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR S P E E D SPEED REFERENCE
  • 8. How much power saving? Gen. Gen. MW MW ID’s Total ID’s Total Power (w/o Power (w/o VFD) (KW) VFD) (KW) Total power Total power (KW) by ID (KW) by ID Fans with VFD Fans with VFD Power Power Saving Saving 200 200 3800 3800 850 850 2950 2950 240 240 4150 4150 950 950 3200 3200 280 280 4450 4450 1050 1050 3100 3100 320 320 4800 4800 1250 1250 3550 3550 360 360 5050 5050 1420 1420 3630 3630 400 400 5350 5350 1850 1850 3500 3500 440 440 5600 5600 2500 2500 3100 3100 500 500 5900 5900 3000 3000 2900 2900
  • 9. How much power saving? •From table it is seen that power saving ranging from 2900 KW to 3630 KW at various gen. Points •Considering an average saving of 3200MW and 300 days in operation a net saving of Rs.288 lakhs @ generating costRs.1.25/unit •Capital investment on VFD Rs.500 Lakhs •Payback period less than 02 years.
  • 10. BHEL VFD FOR ID FANS OF 500 MW UNITS : AN OVERVIEW
  • 11. Panels related to VFD in VFD room Panels related to VFD in VFD room Control Panel (all external interlocks, alarms, Power supplies available here) C&E Section (Control and excitation) Bridge blower & Filter section LCI, Section (Converter & Invester bridges) Load breaker (VCB) Common for both chanels in one ID Fans, but interlocking & trip relays are seperately mounted in this panel for each channel LCI Panel
  • 12. C & E (Control & Excitation) C & E (Control & Excitation) Panel Panel PSFF Power Supply module 70V Gate Supply module Exciter Module SEM Rack (Microprocessor & other control cards) IOM A (Input / output module)
  • 13. Fan & Filter Panel Fan & Filter Panel AIR FAN 1 FAN 2 Filter Resistors and capacitors Air flow monitor sensor
  • 14. H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N H P T K X P T N S T M 1 S T M 3 S T M 5 L T M 4 L T M 6 L T M 2 S T M 4 S T M 6 S T M 2 L T M 1 L T M 3 L T M 5 STM - Source Thyristor Module LTM - Load Thyristor Module HPTK - Gate firing card XPTN - Attennator fead back card LCI (Load Commuted Inverter) Thyristor Bridge
  • 15. NOTE: In each Thyristor stack there are three Thyristors in series. Each Thyristor is having one indication card with neon lamp. In case of Thyristor short circuit this neon lamp will not glow. One Thyristor short circuit in a stack is allowed. If two Thyristors get shorted load / source commutation failure will arrive depending upon which thyristors have failed and channel will get tripped.
  • 16. Control Control Cooling Fans Cooling Fans INTER FACE INTER FACE REACTOR CONTROL & EXCITATION PANEL CONTROL & EXCITATION PANEL INTER FACE INTER FACE REACTOR Control Control Cooling Fans Cooling Fans UA 11kV BUS UA 11kV BUS Transformer 11/ 2.3KV (Dyn), 3kvA Transformer 11/ 2.3KV (Ddo), 3kvA ID Ch # 1 415V 3 Phase supply form ESP 415V 3 Phase supply form ESP Source breaker Source breaker ID Ch # 2 POWER CONVERTER BRIDGE POWER CONVERTER BRIDGE Load breaker Load breaker BRUSHLESS SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR Channel 1 Channel 2
  • 17. THYRISTOR FIRING 1 5 3 2 1 4 6 6 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 120 deg.
  • 18. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 19. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 20. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 21. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 22. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 23. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 24. 1 3 4 6 5 2 I DC Voltage Source Synchronous Motor Stator Winding R Ph Y Ph B Ph
  • 25. R Ph Y Ph B Ph 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 FIRING SEQUENCE & PHASE CURRENTS
  • 26. VFD Data for Motor: kW rating - 4286 kW Armature current - 2 X 607 Amps Armature Voltage - 2 X 2350 V Speed / frequency - 565 rpm / 47.08 Hz Exciter Data: Rated DC Current - 360 Amps Rated DC Voltage - 100 Volts Rated AC Current - 64 Amps Rated AC Voltage - 345 Volts Nominal source voltage - 2300 V AC
  • 27. POWER SUPPLIES POWER SUPPLIES In control panel of VFD room there are following supplies for different interlocks & distribution:- 1.0 3Phase, 415 V AC supplies – 02Nos. (1st from Ch # 1 LCI Panel & 2nd from Ch # 2 LCI Panel) which in turn fed from 415V ESP SWGR.
  • 28. 415 V AC supplies stepped down to 110V AC, 1phase and 220 V AC, 1phase supplies through transformers. 110V supply used for control & interlock relays of both channels in control panel itself. 220V supply is used for space heaters of panels, motor, reactor, cubicle illumination lamps, door mounted printer and line drivers, temperature scanner, reactor temp. indicator, motor water leakage detector etc.
  • 29. 24V DC: 24V AC stepped down from 415V and then rectified to 24V DC for control panel indication lamp. Another 24V DC supply from FSSS for starting / stopping circuit of ID Fan channels. 220V DC: supply from station battery supply for source breaker tripping interlocks & for Load breaker panels.
  • 30. Power supplies in LCI Panel: 1. 2.3 KV main supply connected to Source Bridge in bridge panel. 2. 415 V 3 phase supply to C&E panel which is drawn from ESP board (separate source for each C&E panel for Ch # 1&2).  415V supply stepped down to 220V & 110V AC  220VAC UPS supply is used for fan flow indicator & SEM rack fan.  110V AC, 1phase is used for power supplies to all control cards through PSFF and gate circuit 70V DC through PS7 module.  415V 3phase supply is also tapped for blower fans 1&2 in F&F panel.  415V 3phase supply is tapped for exciter module in C&E panel which gives 3-phase supply to exciter.
  • 31. Testing of ID Fan VFD’s Testing of ID Fan VFD’s  Pre-commissioning tests Pre-commissioning tests : : -Testing of VFD Transformers -Testing of VFD Transformers -Readiness for idle charging of VFD transformers -Readiness for idle charging of VFD transformers -Testing of Load Breaker panels for CT/PT, relays, breaker -Testing of Load Breaker panels for CT/PT, relays, breaker and inter-panel wiring etc. and inter-panel wiring etc. - Checking of all cable interconnection b/w - Checking of all cable interconnection b/w E&C panels to CCP E&C panels to CCP E&C panels to load breaker panels E&C panels to load breaker panels CCP to source breaker panels (ensuring source breaker CCP to source breaker panels (ensuring source breaker closing & tripping from Common control panel) closing & tripping from Common control panel) E&C panels to F&F panels to converter panels E&C panels to F&F panels to converter panels Reactor cabinet to CCP Reactor cabinet to CCP VFD trf MB to CCP VFD trf MB to CCP - Testing of reactors - Testing of reactors -Testing of CLC panels -Testing of CLC panels
  • 32. Site Tests/ Checks Site Tests/ Checks -Testing of Synchronous motor: -Testing of Synchronous motor:  Exciter stator end lead joint below the cooling duct Exciter stator end lead joint below the cooling duct found to have SS nut & washer b/w lugs is removed found to have SS nut & washer b/w lugs is removed  Measurement of exciter stator inductance is carried Measurement of exciter stator inductance is carried out. out. - Checking of power cables & extension of 415 AC Checking of power cables & extension of 415 AC supply, 24 VDC supply & 220 VDC Supply, 240 VAC supply, 24 VDC supply & 220 VDC Supply, 240 VAC UPS supply: UPS supply: - Power cable screen earthing checking: IR of screen Power cable screen earthing checking: IR of screen with low voltage with low voltage  Physical verification of all components including Physical verification of all components including cards for LCI, F&F, bridge panels and control & cards for LCI, F&F, bridge panels and control & excitation panels including tightening check of all excitation panels including tightening check of all terminals terminals
  • 33. Site Tests/ Checks Site Tests/ Checks  Megger test of bridge SCR’s, power buses Megger test of bridge SCR’s, power buses  Continuity check of bridge cells Continuity check of bridge cells  Charging of auxiliary power supplies, Charging of auxiliary power supplies, running of converter cooling fans running of converter cooling fans  Charging & Checking of electronic P/S, Charging & Checking of electronic P/S, gating P/S, signal I/P P/S gating P/S, signal I/P P/S  Initialization of electronic modules and Initialization of electronic modules and setting up the load printer. setting up the load printer.  Self test of SEM. Self test of SEM.  Adjustment of the set point voltages. Adjustment of the set point voltages.  Bridge current feedback calibration. Bridge current feedback calibration.  SCR gate test SCR gate test
  • 34. Contd… Contd…  Extending source voltage up to bridge converter panels Extending source voltage up to bridge converter panels  Source no-load test at full voltage Source no-load test at full voltage source voltage signal phasing and balancing source voltage signal phasing and balancing set source under voltage detection set source under voltage detection set source over voltage detection set source over voltage detection  Load test using voltage signals from source side bridge Load test using voltage signals from source side bridge load voltage signal phasing and balancing load voltage signal phasing and balancing set load over voltage detection set load over voltage detection set motor voltage and speed indication set motor voltage and speed indication set over speed set over speed  Excitation tests (phase seq. & EVC power test) Excitation tests (phase seq. & EVC power test)  Crowbar test & Ammeter calibration, SRC_SUPP Crowbar test & Ammeter calibration, SRC_SUPP  Uncoupled running of motor with one channel Uncoupled running of motor with one channel  Uncoupled running of motor with two channels Uncoupled running of motor with two channels
  • 37. Commissioning tests Commissioning tests - verification of load CT signals with SIG verification of load CT signals with SIG - Motor DOR & checks for DOR correction if Motor DOR & checks for DOR correction if required required - Speed ramp test Speed ramp test - Excitation changeover test Excitation changeover test - Torque signal exchange Torque signal exchange - Verification/calibration of speed indication Verification/calibration of speed indication with actual speed/SPD, CUR, PF, KW with actual speed/SPD, CUR, PF, KW indication verification & matching with both indication verification & matching with both channels channels - Commissioning of O&M panel. Commissioning of O&M panel.
  • 40. TROUBLE SHOOTING Source breaker tripping initiated through VFD system: (This is other than protection tripping from HT S.W.gear)  Source breaker tripping through an aux. relay (hand resettable flag relay) mounted on “control panel”. VAA13 relay for each channel.  In case of source breaker tripping check this relay has operated on “CCP” of VFD room. If this relay has not operated tripping is from HT breaker trip circuit relays & interlocks.  Also you cannot close the source breaker if this flag relay on “CCP” is not reset.
  • 41. Contd.. VAA13 relay can operate on following conditions: Through LCI panel source side fault through ‘SWGR’ relay in LCI panel. (SUPP2, SRC_SUPP, SRC_OV, NBLF, μP STALL, EEPROM_TRNS_FAIL, ESTOP) Through FLAGRY CH1/2: Oil temp. trip, winding temperature trip & Buchholz trip. Emergency push button is pressed. Trip command from control panel [CLOSE-NEUTRAL-TRIP] on VFD room.
  • 42. Load breaker tripping through VFD system:  Motor Isolator Status Motor Isolator Status  RUN Relay (Channel Selector SW, RUN Relay (Channel Selector SW, Local/Remote etc.) Local/Remote etc.)  No Channel Fault String (NSFLT, NBLF, No Channel Fault String (NSFLT, NBLF, GNDF, SUVFLT, LD_OV, LD_SUPP, FOREGD GNDF, SUVFLT, LD_OV, LD_SUPP, FOREGD FAULTS, FLDL, OS, GSUV, NPSUV, BFNDR, FAULTS, FLDL, OS, GSUV, NPSUV, BFNDR, BFDIFSW) BFDIFSW)  Line Breaker Status Line Breaker Status  Field Contactor Status Field Contactor Status  Emergency Stop Emergency Stop  Run permissive missing Run permissive missing
  • 43. SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults • Loss of cooling fan (NOT-NBLF after time SQTMR2) • Source Back up Over-current (SRC_SUPP: P900C/2) • Load Back up over-current (LD_SUPP: P900C/5) • Field Loss (FLD_LOSS_FLT = FLDCUR< FCLOSS with timer SQTMR4) • Source Over voltage (SRC_OV: P900C/0) • Load over-voltage fault (LD_OV: P900C/4) • Bridge differential pressure (BFDIFSW) • Gating supply under-voltage fault (GSUV after SQTMR1) • P105 supply under-voltage (NOT-NPSUV)
  • 44. SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults • Over-speed (OS: P900C/7) • Ground Fault (GNDF: NTL>0.55V) • Fan compartment door open (NOT-BFNDR) • Source Low line or deep under-voltage (SUVFLT after time SQPLTIM) • Motor Isolator not closed (MISOL_STATUS_FLT by 0.5 sec) •Field Current Imbalance (FLTWD/0) • Field Over current (FCLIM for FCFTIM: FLTWD/1) • Motor Winding shorted (after TRSPD, Peak Flux value > previous value by SWINDTOL: FLTWD/2) • Source Over current (LKLIMS for LKOCTIM: FLTWD/3) • Load Over current (LKLIML for LKOCTIM: FLTWD/4)
  • 45. SOME MAJOR FAULTS: VFD trips on these faults  Source commutation failure (Diff> LKLIMD for STRHUTIM: FLTWD/5)  Load commutation failure (Diff> LKLIMD for STRHUTIM: FLTWD/6)  Source PLL (SPLLTIM: FLTWD/8)  Load PLL (LPLLTIM: FLTWD/9)  Stack fault (FLTWD/11)  Failure to start (FLTWD/12)  EEPROM transfer failure (FLTWD/13)
  • 46. SOME MAJOR ALARMS: Attention needed to check  Motor Over temperature  Link reactor Over temperature  Cooling blower loss  Loss of speed reference  Gating supply under-voltage  Microprocessor alarm  Bridge filter fuse blown  Source under-volts  Transformer alarm  Loss of speed control (Error> SRETOL for SQTMR5)  Run Perm or Start Perm missing  Field Exciter voltage loss  Rotor Position start alarm  I/O addressing Problem
  • 47. START PERMISSIVES FOR THE CHANNELS (To be seen at VFD room): • No emergency stop pressed. • No motor over-temperature trip persisting • Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy • Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON • No water leakage in Motor • Water flow healthy in motor • CB3 in control panel ON, all indication lamp circuit healthy • No transformer alarms persisting • No transformer trips persisting
  • 48. START PERMISSIVES FOR THE CHANNELS (To be seen at VFD room): • No reactor alarm persisting • No reactor trip persisting • No Motor over temperature alarm • No over current trip from Load Breaker • No MTR of SRC BRK and Source breaker closed
  • 49. CLOSE PERMISSIVES FOR THE SOURCE BREAKER (To be seen at VFD room): • No emergency stop pressed. • No motor over temperature trip persisting • No motor over temp alarm • Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy • Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON • No water leakage in Motor • Water flow healthy in motor • CB3 in control panel ON, all indication lamp circuit healthy
  • 50. CLOSE PERMISSIVES FOR THE SOURCE BREAKER (To be seen at VFD room): • No transformer alarms persisting • No transformer trips persisting • No reactor alarm persisting • No reactor trip persisting • Permit to close source breaker from LCI panel ( from IOMA card : SWGR. Relay shall not be picked up
  • 51. CHANNEL RUN PERMIT (To be seen at VFD room): • No emergency stop pressed. • No motor over temperature trip persisting • Bus supervision 24V DC & 220V DC healthy • Heating & Illumination CB 2 ON • No transformer trips persisting • No reactor trip persisting • No MTR of SRC BRK & Source breaker closed • No over current trip from Load breaker
  • 52. Major Problems Faced During Major Problems Faced During Commissioning Commissioning  Leakage voltages in IOMA Leakage voltages in IOMA  XPTN resistor failure XPTN resistor failure  Thyristor failure Thyristor failure  Card failure  Power cable screen insulation failure  Mal-operation of motor & reactor Mal-operation of motor & reactor temperature scanners. temperature scanners.  Motor exciter rotor winding coil polarity Motor exciter rotor winding coil polarity problem problem  Leakage voltages appearing at the load Leakage voltages appearing at the load breaker aux. Contact terminal blocks. breaker aux. Contact terminal blocks.  Chartless recorder Chartless recorder  UPS supply voltage drop in the cable. UPS supply voltage drop in the cable.
  • 53. LIST OF COMPONENTS FAILED IN VFDs DURING/AFTER COMMG LIST OF COMPONENTS FAILED IN VFDs DURING/AFTER COMMG FAILED COMPONENTS FAILED COMPONENTS Qty Qty VFD-5A VFD-5A VFD-5B VFD-5B VFD-6A VFD-6A VFD-6B VFD-6B VFD-7B VFD-7B HMPG HMPG 02 02 -- -- -- -- 01 01 -- -- 01 01 XPTN XPTN 17 17 10 10 01 01 03 03 03 03 -- -- NSFC NSFC 02 02 -- -- 01 01 01 01 -- -- -- -- NTRF NTRF 04 04 -- -- 02 02 -- -- 02 02 -- -- PS7 COMPLETE MODULE PS7 COMPLETE MODULE 01 01 -- -- 01 01 -- -- -- -- -- -- PSFF COMPLETE MODULE PSFF COMPLETE MODULE 02 02 -- -- 01 01 -- -- 01 01 -- -- HRDD HRDD 02 02 -- -- -- -- 01 01 01 01 -- -- HPTK HPTK 08 08 01 01 -- -- 03 03 01 01 03 03 AIR FLOW MONITOR AIR FLOW MONITOR 06 06 02 02 -- -- 02 02 -- -- 02 02 IOMA COMPLETE MODULE IOMA COMPLETE MODULE 09 09 05 05 -- -- 01 01 02 02 01 01 REACTOR TEMP. MONITOR REACTOR TEMP. MONITOR 03 03 02 02 -- -- -- -- 01 01 -- -- HAIA HAIA 01 01 01 01 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- THYRISTOR STACK THYRISTOR STACK 39 39 06 06 14 14 05 05 11 11 03 03 NLCB NLCB 05 05 03 03 01 01 01 01 -- -- -- -- NLIB NLIB 07 07 02 02 02 02 01 01 02 02 -- -- DLIB ( L) DLIB ( L) 06 06 02 02 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 DLIB ( S) DLIB ( S) 04 04 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 -- -- HRIA HRIA 02 02 02 02 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- DLCB DLCB 02 02 01 01 01 01 -- -- -- -- -- -- HLCB HLCB 01 01 01 01 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
  • 56. SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT SUGGESTION REMARKS Treated earth pit for electronic earth Implemented since start of commg Power cable screen insulation verification at receiving end & earthing at source end Implemented since start of commg Reactor temperature scanners to be located outside reactor cubicle. Implemented since start of commg ACPDB REMOVED & Dedicated feeder to be provided for UPS supply to ensure reliable operation; adequate cable size to be selected to overcome voltage drop. Implemented after Unit-5 Commg Dust Collecting sieves provided on bridge panel door internal to be fixed outside To be implemented.
  • 57. SUGGESTION FOR SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT Quality of components and cards needs immediate improvement. These has been taken up with M/s BHEL/EDN for detailed analysis so as to improve the quality Providing source breaker tripping instead of load breaker in the event of bridge panel/fan compartment door open signal on safety grounds. The necessary soft ware logic modification & concurrence by M/s BHEL/EDN required. VFD room A/C & dust freeness to be regularly ensured 1. Room partitioning is being implemented to ensure effectiveness of AC & prevent dust ingress. 2. Daily wet mopping is being ensured. 3. Room temp indication is being provided at CCR along temp & humidity indication at local.