Study of Hoist Control System Based on Dual Three-Level Inverter

Feng Wang; Shu Yun Qiao; Xu Long Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.368

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Study of Hoist Control System Based on Dual Three-Level Inverter

Abstract:

The double-fed control strategy for AC hoist motor is discussed in this paper. The AC/DC/AC power converter is adopted as main circuit. Three-phase neutral-point-clamped three-level rectifier is used as AC/DC link to realize unity power factor at grid-side, which reduces harmonic distortions. For the DC/AC inverter, three-level topology is used, which is controlled by stator-flux oriented vector control method. Meanwhile, energy flows in bidirectional way by back to back three-level power converter. The hoist motor control system obtains a high dynamic performance when stator side operating in unity power factor condition. The reliability and safety of hoist system is improved based on double PLC. The control system mentioned in this paper is being used to control a shaft hoist with a capacity of 260kW, and the power saving is remarkable.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 577)

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Feng Wang*, Shu Yun Qiao, Xu Long Zhang

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Dual Three-Level, Neutral-Point Potential Balance, Reliability, SVPWM

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