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Session 9.2 J. Ritchey Improving Generators and Motors Using Dynamic Current Management Intelligent Revolution What’s the Problem? Primary challenges impacting rotating electric machines (Motor & Generator) • Narrow speed and torque efficiency range for traditional electric machines. • Gearbox losses, failures, and maintenance • Power Electronics losses due to high variability operations. What’s the Problem? Rotating Electric Machines Operating Characteristics • Only efficient at a “Rated”? What’s Rated? • Operating at conditions other than rated, will significantly reduces machine performance • Greater variability = more losses Baldor Electric Published Performance Curves What’s the Current Solution? Examples of current solutions: • • • Stabilize the Prime Mover Advanced Power Electronics Innovative architectures and materials - (PM) Marginal viability for many applications • Wind power offers marginal economic returns relative to traditional energy sources. • Electric vehicles face “range anxiety” amongst consumers, especially marine vessel users. • Electric motors operating in variable applications lose billions of dollars in energy annually. Source: Wind Turbines Fundamentals, Technologies, Applications & Economics" by Erich Hau Typical turbine gear box Dynamic Current Management - “DCM” What is DCM? Converts existing rotating machines into a multitude of different machines, all with different operating characteristics. Transitions between operating conditions seamlessly in real time and under load. DCM accommodates high coil count - electronic gearing (reduction or removal of gearbox) Provides greater control over outputs (electrical or mechanical) - DCM Generator = Higher PE efficiencies - DCM Motor = Improved speed & torque performance Multi-curve efficiency With DCM Dynamic Current Management technology reduces “off peak” losses, by switching generator coils to optimize efficiency at a given speed. DCM Benefits DCM Reconfiguration & Right Sizing Machine Capacity 1. Dynamically assess changing input torque, RPM, and load requirements 2. Calculate optimal induction configuration and capacity for the machine 3. Adjust the machine configuration for desired outputs DCM will asses the optimal coil configuration and convert the machine to the most idea internal configuration at all times Each coil configuration functions like an entirely new machine with a different ‘rated’ design point. How is DCM Implemented? Start with traditional machine (multiple coils) Employ intelligent system controls C1 (Baseline) – all 6 coil blocks in parallel C2 (Combo 2) 3 parallel, 2 series in each coil C3 (Combo 3) 2 parallel, 3 series in each C4 (Combo 4) only 4 coil bocks, all in series C5 (Combo 5) only 5 coil blocks, all in series C6 (Combo 6) all 6 coil blocks in series Modify windings to specification Significantly improve machine performance Reduced losses in copper Reduced losses in iron core Reduced losses in magnets Lower Heat Machine runs cooler and more efficient Proven Technology - Methodology / Process INDEPENDENT PERFORMANCE TESTING 5kW PMG is run from 0 to 1,000rpm at a fixed load, and efficiency measures are collected PMG is first run in “Baseline” configuration The coil configuration is changed and the test is re-run across the full range of speed Load is changed and the process is repeated - Data collected for 156 combinations Sample Data (fixed load/ variable speed) Efficiency Delta varies by the speed / load / torque - at the design point, DCM offers virtually no gains Sample Data (fixed load/ variable speed) Efficiency Delta varies by the speed / load / torque - off-peak DCM offers different levels of performance gains Sample Data (fixed load/ variable speed) Efficiency Delta varies by the speed / load / torque - off-peak DCM offers different levels of performance gains Sample Data (fixed load/ variable speed) Efficiency Delta varies by the speed / load / torque - off-peak DCM offers different levels of performance gains Sample Data Alternate View (fixed speed / variable load) Summary/Conclusion DCM Technology provides significant efficiency and performance improvements to variable generator and motor applications Motor Reversible system Generator -- Questions? -- CONFIDENTIAL