Modeling and PSCAD Simulation Analysis on a Ship Power System

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As the rise both of the ships tonnage and the level of electrification heightened, the capacity of the ship power station has also been increased. Therefore, more large-capacity vessels generating units are used to satisfy the needs of the power system in the ship. This paper, by using the PSCAD simulation software, a dynamic simulation model of ship power system is established based on model elements such as prime mover, generators, control device, motor and the related load, based on which the defined load operating process is studied, and the steady state and dynamic performance of the ship power system are obtained. In order to energy saving and make full use of solar energy, in the ship power system, a photovoltaic device is used, and its output DC power is converted into the ship system using three-phase AC power by a inverter. For such a power system, the influences of addition of large-scale energy storage and new power supply equipments on ship power system are analyzed.

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