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20 MW Compressor LCI Drive: Modeling, Simulation and Measurements

Jean-Jacques Simond, Alain Sapin, Roland Wetter
2002
Conference Papers

Abstract

The LCI (Load commutated Inverter) is still today a suitable solution for supplying high power variable speed drive systems. The following main topics are described in this contribution: The modeling of a 20 MW LCI synchronous drive system for a compression train. The numerical simulation of the complete drive system. An original real time measurement of the air gap torque. A comparison between simulation results and measurement performed on the test shop of the manufacturer.

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