研究目的
To apply virtual synchronous generator (VSG) technology to stabilize power fluctuations in solar ships caused by ship movement and rocking, reducing reliance on energy storage devices and improving grid stability.
研究成果
The VSG technology effectively stabilizes up to 60% of power fluctuations caused by ship sway in solar ships, reducing the need for energy storage and saving space and costs. Future work should explore coordinated control with energy storage systems.
研究不足
The study focuses on a specific route (Shanghai to Sydney) and a 1kW PV system; generalizability to other conditions may be limited. The coordination between VSG and energy storage for full fluctuation suppression is not fully addressed and requires further research.
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
The study involves modeling photovoltaic power generation on ships considering factors like wind, waves, and currents, and implementing VSG control with virtual inertia and damping to suppress power fluctuations. Simulations are conducted to validate the approach.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
Data from a 12-day voyage from Shanghai to Sydney is used, with a representative set of power fluctuation data collected and analyzed.
3:List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
Photovoltaic panels, VSG-controlled inverters, energy storage devices (implied but not specified), and simulation software (Matlab/Simulink).
4:Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
Establish the PV power generation model, design VSG parameters (virtual inertia J and damping coefficient D), simulate the system in Matlab/Simulink under island mode with varying irradiance inputs to mimic ship sway, and analyze output power and energy absorption.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
Small-signal model analysis for stability, root locus plots for parameter selection, and simulation results to quantify fluctuation suppression and energy efficiency.
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