G. Giadrossi, R. Menis, Giorgio Sulligoi, Alberto Tessarolo
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Abstract
The paper presents a small-signal stability analysis of voltage control systems employed onboard all-electric cruise liners. To realize the stability analysis, a model of shipboard power station voltage control system has been determined, moving from dynamic models of alternators, voltage regulators and loads. Reduced order models of alternators have been utilized, to simplify at best the analysis. Analysis results have been validated through numerical simulations, using a simulator of power station electromechanic quantities developed at the University of Trieste. Such simulator includes alternators, voltage and frequency regulators, breakers, protections and R-L loads. Numerical results obtained from simulations of both complete and reduced order models fully validate the analytical findings, while computation times are in the order of real-time simulations.