1. Ship-to-Shore Versus Shore-to-Ship Synchronization Strategy.
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Smolenski, Robert, Benysek, Grzegorz, Malinowski, Mariusz, Sedlak, Marcin, Stynski, Sebastian, and Jasinski, Marek
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RADIO on ships , *ELECTRIC power systems , *SYNCHRONIZATION - Abstract
A novel approach to synchronization of shore and ship power systems is presented in this paper, providing a blackout-free supply from the shore. An application of the shore-to-ship synchronization strategy, proposed in the paper, instead of the commonly used ship-to-shore synchronization, enables a fuller exploitation of the high dynamic offered by power electronic converters. Converters are increasingly being used in shore-to-ship supply arrangements in order to ensure the required levels of voltages and frequencies, specified in shore-supply related standards. Simulation results, supported by preliminary tests in small-scale experimental arrangements, have confirmed that shore-to-ship applications might significantly improve the dynamics of the synchronization as well as the parameters of the load transferring process, especially under distorted ship voltage conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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