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    • 专利摘要:
    Method for operating a power plant (2) connected to a power supply network (G), at least one error value (N1-N29) being dependent on a state value (S1-S9) when a network fault occurs in the energy supply network (G), in particular an electrical short circuit at least one operating variable of the power plant (2) is determined, wherein the at least one error value (N1 - N29) is assigned to at least one component (3, 4, 5) of the power plant (2), wherein a maintenance signal (M) for the at least one component (3, 4, 5) of the power plant (2) in response to at least one error value (N1 - N29) is output.
    公开号:AT515033A1
    申请号:T819/2013
    申请日:2013-10-23
    公开日:2015-05-15
    发明作者:Josè Gomez；Erich Kruckenhauser
    申请人:Ge Jenbacher Gmbh & Co Og；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a method for operating a power plant connected to an energy supply network, wherein when a network fault occurs in the energy supply network, in particular an electrical short circuit, at least one fault value is determined as a function of a state value of at least one operating variable of the power plant.
    Network faults, especially electrical short circuits, in power grids can cause high loads in components connected to the power grid. In particular, in a power plant connected to a power grid, short circuits cause high currents in the stator windings of an electric generator of the power plant connected to the power grid, which can subsequently also lead to high current flows in the rotor windings of the generator. In addition, high short circuit currents cause an increase in the torque which acts on the generator shaft connected to the rotor. The generator shaft is usually connected to the engine shaft of an internal combustion engine by means of a clutch device, whereby such torque caused can be transmitted to the engine via the clutch device and cause undesirable vibrations and oscillations in the internal combustion engine.
    To counteract such network faults and to favor the stability of a power plant during and after the network fault, a control device for the internal combustion engine may be provided, which takes appropriate countermeasures. Thus, it may be provided that the synchronicity of the generator with the power grid is maintained by adjusting the mechanical power of the internal combustion engine connected to the generator in accordance with the electrical power that can be supplied by the generator to the power grid. This can be done, for example, by adjustments to the combustion process, such as retarding or interrupting the ignition or changing position of corresponding actuators of the engine (eg, throttle or fuel metering valve).
    In order to prevent or minimize damage to the power plant due to network faults, particularly electrical short circuits, maintenance schedules usually stipulate that after a certain number of short circuits have occurred, maintenance is required. However, no distinction is made as to whether the occurred network fault or short circuit involved a serious network fault or only a minor network fault. Also, the reaction of the power plant or its components (e.g., generator, clutch, engine) to the network failure is not taken into account in previously known maintenance plans. Thus, there may be occurrences that a maintenance schedule provides for the maintenance of the power plant immediately after an error, even though the fault that occurred was only a minor network fault and had little effect on the power plant. On the other hand, it can also occur that a maintenance plan provides for the maintenance of the power plant only after several electrical short circuits have occurred, with the first network fault already having a high potential for damage. In addition, known maintenance schedules are also lacking in making statements about the components of the power plant to be examined at the next maintenance.
    The object of the invention is therefore to avoid the disadvantages described above and to provide a comparison with the prior art improved method for operating a power system connected to a power system in the event of a network failure. In particular, this should be achieved by making it possible to issue a specific and / or qualitative maintenance recommendation.
    This object is achieved by the features of claim 1. Advantageous embodiments of the invention are indicated in the dependent claims.
    Thus, in accordance with the invention, it is contemplated that the at least one error value be associated with at least one component of the power plant, with a maintenance signal being output for the at least one component of the power plant depending on the at least one missing value.
    By interrogating state values of operating quantities of the power plant, determining error values as a function of the state values and the proposed assignment of the error values to components of the power plant, operating variables or components of the power plant can be identified with abnormalities and, on the other hand, depending on the error values relating to the operating variables, targeted maintenance signals for individual components of the power plant are determined and output. In contrast to known maintenance plans, this can not be based solely on the number of network faults that have occurred, but rather a specific statement as to whether a component of the power plant - and if so which component - is to be maintained after a network fault has occurred.
    To determine the at least one error value, the state value of the at least one operating parameter of the power plant can be determined before the network error and / or during the network error and / or after the network error.
    According to a preferred embodiment it can be provided that the error value is determined as a function of the state value of the at least one operating variable and at least one predeterminable reference value. For example, a reference value may be a threshold, and the error value may be dependent on whether the state value of an operating variable exceeds or falls below the threshold.
    The operating variables can be, for example, one or more of the operating variables explained below.
    Operating variables in relation to the ignition:
    Due to a network fault, in particular short circuit, and to maintain the synchronism of the generator with the power grid, engine control of the internal combustion engine may provide delayed or intermittent ignition to maintain the speed of the engine and generator and thus the synchronism of the generator with the power grid at the desired level.
    However, an interruption or delay of the ignition represents an abnormal operating condition and may also be a possible cause of undesired misfires. Possible state values to be determined of operating variables relating to the ignition may be: the occurrence of a retardation of the ignition timing, the occurrence of an interruption of the combustion, the duration of an interruption of the combustion.
    Operating variables relating to the turbocharger:
    In a turbocharged internal combustion engine, sudden changes in the state of the fuel-air mixture to be introduced into the combustion chambers and / or sudden changes in the state of exhaust gas flowing out of the combustion chambers may cause the turbocharger to stall. The throttling of the turbocharger can lead to a backflow of the fuel-air mixture and subsequently to an undesired acceleration of the turbocharger, e.g. by smearing the fuel-air mixture during the power failure. Possible state values to be determined of operating variables relating to the turbocharger may be: the occurrence of a turbocharger stall, the duration of a turbocharger stall.
    Operating quantities in relation to the torque:
    A short circuit in the power grid and the associated high current in the stator windings of an electrical generator connected to the power grid may result in a sudden increase in torque of a torque acting on the rotor of the generator. Such sudden torque increases may adversely affect the internal combustion engine connected to the rotor of the generator or a clutch device disposed between the internal combustion engine and the generator. Possible state values to be determined of operating quantities in relation to the torque may be: the magnitude of the torque on the generator shaft, the height of the torque on the coupling device, the magnitude of the torque on the motor shaft.
    Operating quantities in relation to the electrical voltage:
    As a result of a short circuit, the electrical voltage drops in at least one phase of a power supply network, usually three-phase. The lowest occurring voltage value and the duration of the voltage drop can be used to determine the severity of the network fault. Possible state values to be determined of operating quantities in relation to the electrical voltage may be: the level of the electrical voltage of the generator, the occurrence of a voltage drop, the duration of a voltage drop.
    Operating variables in relation to the electric current:
    As a result of a short circuit, there is a current increase in at least one phase of a power supply network, which is usually three-phase.
    A high current thereby increases the thermal load of the electrical components and can lead to high electromagnetic forces, which can lead to damage. Possible state values to be determined of operating quantities in relation to the electrical current may be: the magnitude of the electrical current of the generator, the occurrence of an increase in current intensity, the duration of a current increase.
    Operating quantities in relation to the electrical active power:
    Since the active power is related to the torque via the rotational speed, the active power can also be used as an alternative or in addition to the evaluation of the torque. The electrical active power can be determined from voltage, current and power factor measurements and is proportional to the torque. Possible state values to be determined of operating variables with regard to the active electrical power can be: the magnitude of the active electrical power output by the power plant or by the generator of the power plant to the energy supply network.
    Speed Operational Quantities: During a short circuit, the imbalance between the mechanical power input to the generator from the engine and the electrical power output from the generator to the power grid results in a deviation of the speed from the desired nominal speed value. Fluctuations may occur which may result in loads on mechanical components (e.g., coupling device) associated with the engine shaft of the internal combustion engine. Possible state values to be determined of operating quantities in relation to the rotational speed may be: the height of the rotational speed of the generator shaft, the height of the rotational speed of the coupling device, the height of the rotational speed of the motor shaft.
    Operating variables in relation to the load angle:
    As load angle, the angle between the vector of the rotating magnetic field in the stator of the generator and the vector of the rotating magnetic field in the rotor of the generator is known to be known. The load angle is a measure of the electrical coupling of the generator to the power grid and determines the efficiency of the delivery of electrical power to the power grid. High deviations of the load angle from the desired nominal value can cause high electromechanical forces and torques on the rotor of the generator and subsequently on the coupling device and the internal combustion engine. Possible state values to be determined of operating quantities in relation to the load angle can be: the height of the load angle, the height of the load angle after the network fault has been corrected.
    Operating variables in relation to the excitation current:
    The exciting current determines the magnitude of the field current in the rotor windings of the generator. In particular, due to armature reaction, due to a short circuit, greatly increased exciting current and damage to the winding insulation or a rectifier bridge connected to the rotor windings may occur. The increased in a short circuit stator currents in the stator windings of the generator induce correspondingly high currents in the rotor windings of the generator, which can lead to damage of the winding insulation. The high induction voltage which occurs as a result of a current flow blocked by a rectifier can in turn lead to damage to diodes in the rectifier. Possible state values to be determined of operating variables with respect to the exciting current or exciter circuit may be: the magnitude of the exciter current, the duration of a certain exciter current intensity.
    Preferably, the power plant may comprise at least one of the following: an electric generator connected to the power grid, an engine connected to the generator, a coupling device for connecting a rotatably mounted generator shaft of the generator to a rotatably mounted engine shaft of the internal combustion engine, at least one error value depending on a value of at least one operating variable of the generator and / or the engine and / or the coupling device is determined and associated with at least one part of the power plant.
    A component of the power plant may also be a single part of the engine, the generator or the coupling device. It is also possible to view stator windings, rotor windings or a rectifier bridge of the generator as part of the power plant.
    Preferably, it may be provided that at least one of the following state values of operating parameters of the power plant is determined: the occurrence of a delay of the ignition timing of the internal combustion engine, the occurrence of an interruption of the combustion of the internal combustion engine, the duration of a
    Interruption of combustion of the internal combustion engine, the occurrence of throttling of a turbocharger of the internal combustion engine, the duration of throttling of the turbocharger of the internal combustion engine, the amount of torque on the generator shaft of the generator, the amount of torque on the coupling device, the magnitude of the torque on the engine shaft of the internal combustion engine, the height of the engine voltage of the generator, the occurrence of a voltage drop of the generator, the duration of a voltage drop of the generator, the amount of electrical current of the generator, the occurrence of a current increase of the generator, the duration of an increase in current of the generator, the amount of electric power delivered by the generator to the power grid, the height of the Speed of the generator shaft of the generator, the speed of rotation of the coupling device, the speed of rotation of the motor shaft of the engine, the height of the load angle of the Ge generator, the magnitude of the load angle of the generator after elimination of the network fault, the magnitude of the generator's energizing current, the duration of a particular excitation current of the generator.
    In a preferred variant, it can be provided that a plurality of error values is determined.
    In a preferred embodiment of the invention, it can be provided that a respective error value has one of at least two possible values, and preferably the at least two possible values are 0 and 1.
    It can be provided that error values of one or more of the following exemplary operating variables are determined as a function of their respective state values, with a respective error value having either the value 0 or the value 1. The error values are given as an example with "N" and a number for distinguishing the error values. For error values which are determined as a function of the state value and a predefinable reference value or threshold value, the respective reference value or threshold value is given by way of example as "P" and a number for distinguishing the reference values or threshold values.
    Error values of operating variables related to the ignition of the internal combustion engine: N1: occurrence of a retardation of the ignition point N2: occurrence of an interruption of the combustion (eg no ignition) N3: occurrence of an interruption of the combustion, the time duration of the combustion
    Interruption of combustion is at least P3 milliseconds N4: occurrence of an interruption of combustion, the duration of the
    Interruption of combustion is at least P4 milliseconds
    Error values of operating variables relating to the turbocharger of the engine: N5: occurrence of turbocharger throttling N6: occurrence of turbocharger throttling, the duration of the turbocharger
    Turbocharger throttling is at least P6 milliseconds
    Error values of operating quantities in relation to the torque at the motor shaft of the internal combustion engine and / or at the coupling device and / or at the generator shaft of the generator: N7: The torque at the coupling device exceeds a permissible one
    Maximum of P7 kN * m or per unit (p.u.) N8: The torque on the coupling device exceeds a permissible limit
    Maximum of P8 kN * m or p.u.
    Error values of operating quantities related to the voltage of the generator: N9: occurrence of a voltage drop of the generator to below P9 percent of one
    Nominal output voltage of generator N10: occurrence of a voltage drop below P9 percent, with the time duration of the voltage drop below P9 percent being at least P10 milliseconds N11: occurrence of a voltage drop below P11 percent N12: occurrence of a voltage drop below P11 percent, the time duration of the voltage drop being below P11 percent At least P12 milliseconds, N13 is the occurrence of two consecutive voltage drops below P13a percent within P13b seconds
    Error values of operating quantities with respect to the electric current of the generator: N14: occurrence of a current increase of the generator to above P14 amperes or p.u. N15: occurrence of a current increase of the generator to over P14 amps or p.u., whereby the duration of the current increase to at least P14Ampere or p.u. over P15 milliseconds, N16: occurrence of a current increase of the generator to above P16 amps or p.u. N17: occurrence of a current increase of the generator over P16 ampere or p.u., whereby the duration of the current increase to at least P16Ampere or p.u. over P17 milliseconds, N18: occurrence of two successive increases in the current of the generator to above P18a ampere or p.u. within P18b seconds
    Error values of operating quantities in relation to the electrical active power of the generator: N19: occurrence of active power over P19 kilowatts or p.u. N20: occurrence of active power below P20 kilowatts or p.u.
    Error values of operating quantities with respect to the rotational speed of the engine shaft of the internal combustion engine and / or the coupling device and / or generator's generator shaft: N21: occurrence of a speed above P21 revolutions per minute N22: occurrence of a speed below P22 revolutions per minute
    Error values of operating quantities in relation to the load angle of the generator: N23: occurrence of a load angle above P23 degreesN24: occurrence of a load angle below P24 degrees N25: occurrence of a load angle above P25 degrees after the mains fault has been eliminated N26: occurrence of a load angle above the slip limit
    Error values of operating quantities with respect to the excitation current of the generator: N27: occurrence of an excitation current above P27 percent of a rated current of the generator N28: occurrence of an excitation current above P27 percent for P28 milliseconds
    It can also be provided that a missing value is determined from a combination of two or more other error values or, depending on the state values, a plurality of operating variables. For example, it may be provided to determine an error value in case the active power is higher than P30 kilowatts and the load angle is above the slip limit: N29: occurrence of an active power exceeding P30 kilowatts and occurrence of a load angle above the slip limit
    A particular embodiment provides that, depending on the at least one error value, a severity level of the network error is determined and / or output.
    It can be provided that, depending on the number of error values with a predeterminable value, a severity level of the network error is determined and output, the predeterminable value preferably being 1. Thus, for example, it may be provided that depending on the number of 1-value error values, a network error is classified as a light network error or a heavy network error, and appropriate maintenance recommendations are issued depending on this network fault severity. By detecting and reporting the severity of a network fault, qualitative maintenance recommendations can be issued which, unlike known maintenance schedules, do not rely solely on the number of network faults that have occurred, but consider the severity level of a network fault by determining whether the network fault that has occurred is a serious one or, for example, only one minor network error.
    It may also be provided that the at least one maintenance signal is output in dependence on the value of at least one error value. In the event that an error value can only have the two values 0 and 1, this makes it particularly easy to determine a maintenance signal to be output.
    Table 1 below shows two examples of network faults (a slight network fault and a severe network fault) and the error values of monitored operational variables resulting therefrom, as a function of their state values and possibly given reference values. Column 2 indicates the error values of the respective operation quantity of the operation quantity group as described above, Column 3 indicates, where used, the respective reference value for determining the error value according to the foregoing description, Column 4 shows the value of the respective one Error value for the example of the light network error and column 5 shows the value of the respective error value for the example of the heavy network error. For light network errors, seven missing values have the value 1, and for faulty network errors, 22 error values have the value 1.
    Table 1: Examples of minor network errors and severe network errors
    According to a particularly preferred embodiment, it may be provided that a maintenance signal for at least one component of the power plant, preferably for the generator and / or the internal combustion engine and / or the coupling device, is output, depending on the at least one fault value and / or the severity of the fault.
    Table 2 below shows, by way of example, maintenance signals for the components of the internal combustion engine, coupling device and generator of the power plant as a function of fault values as described above. A maintenance signal "Yes" in the table in this example means a maintenance recommendation for the corresponding component in the event that the respective error value has the value 1. Accordingly, a maintenance signal "No" in the table means that no maintenance recommendation with respect to the respective error value is issued for the corresponding component.
    Table 2: Maintenance signals for components of the power plant
    A component of the power plant may also be a single part of the engine, the generator or the coupling device. Also, stator windings, rotor windings or a rectifier bridge of the generator can each be considered as part of the power plant. The following Table 3 exemplifies maintenance signals for the stator windings, rotor windings and rectifier bridge components of the generator of the power plant depending on error values as described above. A maintenance signal "Yes" in the table in this example means a maintenance recommendation for the corresponding component in case the respective error value is the value 1 has. Accordingly, a maintenance signal "No" in the table means that no maintenance recommendation is issued for the corresponding component with respect to the respective error value.
    Table 3: Maintenance signals for components of the generator of the power plant
    Further details and advantages of the present invention will be explained with reference to the figure description.
    1 shows a schematic block diagram of a power plant 2 comprising an internal combustion engine 3, an electric generator 5 and a coupling device 4 for connecting a rotatably mounted motor shaft 6 of the internal combustion engine 3 to a rotatably mounted generator shaft 7 of the generator 5. The electric generator 5 of the power plant 2 is electrically connected to a power grid G. The power supply network G is designed in the present example, three-phase.
    To be able to give a specific maintenance recommendation in the event of the occurrence of a network fault, in particular an electrical short circuit, in the energy supply network, several operating variables of the power plant 2 are monitored. In particular, when a network fault occurs in the energy supply network G, state values S1 to S9 of different operating variables of the components of the internal combustion engine 3, coupling device 4 and generator 5 of the power plant 2ermittel and reported to a monitoring device 8. The state values S1 to S9 of operation quantities of the power plant 2 may be, for example, the occurrence of a retardation of the ignition timing of the engine 3, the amount of torque on the clutch device 4, or the height of the load angle of the generator 5.
    The monitoring device 8 determines fault values N1 to N29 as a function of the reported state values S1 to S9 of the operating variables of the power plant 2, if appropriate using predefinable reference values for the state values S1 to S9. In the present case, the monitoring device 8 determines, for example, the four error values N1 to N4 from the reported state value S1. Examples of the determination of the error values N1 to N29 are given in the foregoing description.
    It is provided in the present example that a respective error value N1 to N29 has one of two possible values. Thus, a missing value N1 to N29 may have either the value 0 or the value 1, in which example a fail value N1 to N29 is 1, if there is an error and has the value 0 if there is no error. The individual error values N1 to N29 may also be output by the monitoring device 8. This is indicated in the figure by the numerical sequence formed from the values 0 and 1. In the present case, a total of 22 of the missing values N1 to N29 each have the value 1, so that there are a total of 22 error messages.
    The error values IM1 to N29 determined by the monitoring device 8 are each assigned to a component of the power plant 2, it being possible for the internal combustion engine 3, the engine shaft 6, the coupling device 4, the generator shaft 7 and the generator 5 to be regarded as components of the power plant 2. However, one part of the power plant 2 may also be a single part of the engine 3, the generator 5 or the coupling device 4.
    Depending on the assignment of a missing value N1 to N29 to a component of the power plant 2, a maintenance signal M is output for the corresponding component of the power plant 2 depending on the respective error value N1 to N29. Thus, it can be provided in the example shown that the error value N1 is assigned to the component internal combustion engine 3 of the power plant 2, wherein a maintenance signal M is output when the error value N1 has the value 1. It may also be provided, for example, that the error value N21 is assigned to the components internal combustion engine 3, coupling device 4 and generator 5 and that a maintenance signal M is output for all these components 3, 4, 5 if the error value N21 has the value 1. Examples of assignments of error values N1 to N29 to components 3, 4, 5 of the power plant 2 are given in Tables 2 and 3 in the preceding description.
    权利要求:
    Claims (11)
    [1]
    1. Method for operating a power plant (2) connected to a power supply network (G), wherein at least one fault value (N1-N29) in response to a fault condition (S1 - S9) at least one operating variable of the power plant (2) is determined, characterized in that the at least one error value (N1 - N29) at least one component (3, 4, 5) of the power plant (2) is assigned, wherein a maintenance signal (M ) for the at least one component (3, 4, 5) of the power plant (2) in response to the at least one error value (N1 - N29).
    [2]
    A method according to claim 1, characterized in that for determining the at least one missing value (N1-N29), the state value (S1-S9) of the at least one operating quantity of the power plant (2) before the network fault and / or during the network fault and / or after the network fault is determined.
    [3]
    Method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the error value (N1 - N29) is determined as a function of the state value (S1 - S9) of the at least one operating variable and at least one predeterminable reference value.
    [4]
    Method according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the power plant (2) comprises at least one of the following: an electric generator (5) connected to the power grid (G), an internal combustion engine (3) connected to the generator (5) ), a coupling device (4) for connecting a rotatably mounted generator shaft (7) of the generator (5) with a rotatably mounted motor shaft (6) of the internal combustion engine (3), wherein at least one error value (N1 - N29) in dependence on a state value (S1 - S9 ) of at least one operating variable of the generator (5) and / or the internal combustion engine (3) and / or the coupling device (4) is determined and assigned to at least one component of the power plant (2).
    [5]
    A method according to claim 4, characterized in that at least one of the following state values (S1-S9) of operating quantities of the power plant (2) is determined: the occurrence of a retardation of the ignition timing of the internal combustion engine (3), the occurrence of an interruption of the combustion of the internal combustion engine (3 ), the duration of an interruption of the combustion of the internal combustion engine (3), the occurrence of throttling of a turbocharger of the internal combustion engine (3), the duration of throttling of the turbocharger of the internal combustion engine (3), the magnitude of the torque on the generator shaft (7) of the generator (5), the magnitude of the torque at the coupling device (4), the magnitude of the torque at the motor shaft (6) of the internal combustion engine (3), the magnitude of the electrical voltage of the generator (5), the occurrence of a voltage drop of the generator (5), the duration of a voltage drop of the generator (5), the amount of electric current of the generator (5), the occurrence the current intensity increase of the generator (5), the duration of an increase in current of the generator (5), the magnitude of the effective electrical power delivered by the generator (5) to the power grid (G), the amount of rotation of the generator shaft (7) of the generator (5), the magnitude of the speed the height of the rotational speed of the motor shaft (6) of the internal combustion engine (3), the height of the load angle of the generator (5), the height of the load angle of the generator (5) after removal of the network error, the height of the excitation current of Generator (5), the duration of a certain excitation current of the generator (5).
    [6]
    Method according to one of Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that a plurality of error values (N1 - N29) are determined.
    [7]
    7. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that depending on the at least one error value (N1 - N29) determines a severity of the network error and / or output.
    [8]
    8. A method according to claim 7, characterized in that a maintenance signal (M) for at least one component (3, 4, 5) of the power plant (2), preferably for at least one component (3, 4, 5) depending on the at least one error value (N1-N29) and / or the severity of the network error the generator (5) and / or the engine (3) and / or the coupling device (4) is output.
    [9]
    A method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that a respective error value (N1 - N29) has one of at least two possible values, preferably the at least two possible values being 0 and 1.
    [10]
    A method according to claim 9, characterized in that the at least one maintenance signal (M) is output in dependence on the value of at least one error value (N1 - N29).
    [11]
    Method according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that, depending on the number of error values (N1 - N29) with a predeterminable value, a degree of severity of the network error is determined and output, the predetermined value preferably being 1.
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