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OM Manual DN3
OM Manual DN3
OM Manual DN3
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3 Hardware configuration..........................................................................13
General
The opening set points, calculated by the digital governor for wicket gate, will be sent to
the servo valve driver via an analogue output module as -10 – 10 V-signal (interface to
the hydraulic system) and will be converted to a hydraulic positioning command for the
servomotors.
Abbreviations
Definitions
KP proportional gain
TN integral-action time
TD derivative-action time
bp permanent droop
G(s) transfer function
H head
n speed
PG active power
Q flow
YWG wicket gate opening
PG active power
+ 6.0
_ PSP
6.3
PG 6.1 PI
POC t
6. POWER CONTROLLER
+ 5.0
_ OSP
5.1
OPC FOD
5. OPENING CONTROLLER
+ 4.0
_ SSP
3.0
SEL
SEL
3. SELECTION
+ 2.0 2.1
OPL _ OPL MIN
2. OPENING LIMITER
1.0
PD
1.1
WPO PD
1. POSITIONING
i
p
MCV
YWG
WG
HYDRAULIC
T G
2.3 Functions
7. Flow Calculation
General
The controller application for Dong Nai 3 hydropower plant features a parallel structure,
consisting of speed-, opening- and power control. In each case the controller signal
associated with the selected controller-mode is selected and fed to the post-switched
positioning circuit. During this time the other controllers are adjusted in such a way, that
bumpless switchover can take place at any time. The speed controller is activated
automatically during start-up, noload, synchronization or isolated operation.
Below follows the description of the levels 0 to 7 of the block diagram illustrated in
section 1.
Level 0 – Logic
The various operating modes [0.0] (speed-, opening- and power control) are checked for
plausibility according to the selection and assigned. In the event of a fault, switchover to
another, possible operating mode takes place (opening control) or the machine is shut
down.
The Start-/Stop-Logic [0.1] enables the automatic start-up (to nominal speed) and
shutdown of the machine. With the command «TC Start» – as long as a minimum value
for the opening limiter exists and no command «TC Stop» is present – the opening
limiter is set to start opening. After the machine is synchronized the opening limiter is set
to maximum.
With the command «TC Stop» the opening limiter is set identical to the current wicket
gate position and subsequently reduced back to the minimum value with the set runtime.
In the event of load rejection the setpoint adjusters are automatically reset, so that
synchronization can take place again at any time (speed setpoint = 100%,
opening limiter = start opening).
The internal isolated network detection [0.2] monitors frequency deviations from the
nominal value (50 Hz = 100%).
If an upper or lower limit value responds (outside the speed band) the binary information
«Internal island network detection» will be output, as long as the input «External Isolated
network detection» is not present. Isolated mode remains selected, as long as „Internal
island network detection“ is not reset or the input „External Isolated network detection“ is
present. In general, in isolated operating mode switchover to speed control takes place
and the isolated network parameters (KP, TN, bp) are selected.
When in the no-load state, the machine can be operated via a control panel at
overspeed in order to test the electrical overspeed protection-tripping devices [0.3]. The
maximum current speed value is stored and displayed on the control panel.
In the event of operating in the upper load range the wicket gate is limited depending on
the head, so that the machine will not leave the acceptable operating range. In this case
the limiting function [0.4] limits the output value of the controller of the selected operating
mode.
In order to prevent an overloading of the generator, the wicket gate opening is limited
with the aid of a PI-controller in a power-dependent manner [0.5]. Then, in the opening
limitation the currently acceptable wicket gate opening is determined via a minimum
selection [2.1] and the active controller output is limited using this value.
With «Quick Shutdown» [0.6] the opening limiter is set suddenly to minimum.
The computer itself is monitored in that supply voltages and program execution are
being checked continuously (watchdog function). In addition, the status of the binary and
analogue input/output channels, the positioning circuits, the activated tasks, and their
cycle times are monitored [0.7].
For the speed measurement three analogue speed inputs are used, that are
continuously monitored [0.8]. The third input evaluates the frequency of the terminal
voltage of the generator winding. By default, the signal of this measurement is used
controller-internal, as long as it is not faulty. If it is faulty, switchover to the other
measurement takes place automatically. With a failure of all three measurements, quick
shutdown is triggered with the output of «Failure primary measurement signals».
The frequency of the grid is evaluated by a SI1010L. This signal is used for the
frequency pre adjustment of the unit. If the signal fails the speed set point is set to a
default parameter.
Level 1 – Positioning
The positioning of the wicket-gate servomotor is carried out via a PD-controller [1.0]. The
output of the positioning circuit activates the servo valve. The positioning circuit is
monitored continuously, and in the event of a malfunction emergency shutdown is
triggered and the message «Positioning is disturbed» is output. The servomotor can be
positioned manually by means of the control panel.
The opening limit [2.0] can usually be set to a value between –5 and 105%. The current
value of the opening limit limits the wicket gate setpoint via a minimum selection [2.1].
In line with the operating mode, the calculated opening setpoint signals are switched
through from the speed, opening, or power controllers in the selection logic [3.0].
The opening setpoint of the inactive operating modes is adapted to the current wicket
gate opening so that bumpless changeover is possible at any time. At the opening and
power controllers, the setpoint is adapted to the actual value so that, as a result of the
changeover, no movement of the wicket gate is carried out.
On the contrary, during the transition to isolated operation, there is generally a
controlling difference at the input of the speed controller which the controller can
compensate only by readjusting the wicket gate so that the desired setpoint speed is
achieved.
Usually, the speed setpoint [4.0] can be adjusted between 90 and 110%. For the start
command and after synchronizing, the setpoint is reset to 100% automatically.
To permit optimum synchronizing for all operating points, the impact of the permanent
droop during the start is automatically compensated in the speed controller .
In interconnected operation, the frequency dead band [4.1] is effective. The dead band
limit is freely adjustable.
The speed controller [4.2] calculates the setpoint for the wicket gate servomotor position
based on the difference between frequency setpoint and actual value. It is designed as
PID-controller of a parallel structure. The permanent droop bp [4.3] determines the
influence of frequency changes on the controller output (isolated operation). The transfer
function of the speed controller, when omitting the lag element in the differential element,
is:
⎛ 1 ⎞
KP ⎜⎜1 + + TD ⋅ s ⎟⎟
G (s ) = ⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎠
⎛ 1 ⎞
1 + KP ⎜⎜1 + + TD ⋅ s ⎟⎟ ⋅ bp
⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎠
and with permanent droop bp ≈ 0
⎛ 1 ⎞
G(s ) = KP ⎜⎜1 + + TD ⋅ s ⎟⎟
⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎠
Usually, the opening setpoint [5.0] can be set to values between –5 and 105%. The
Opening Controller mode can be launched only in interconnected operation.
The opening setpoint can be changed either via higher/lower commands, or an external
opening setpoint is defined.
In the event of frequency deviations from the nominal value, the contribution to
frequency back-up control is determined by means of the frequency opening droop [5.1]
and added to the opening setpoint.
The power setpoint [6.0] can be set to values between a minimum and a maximum
value. The Power Controller mode can be selected only in interconnected operation.
The active-power signal is routed via an input filter [6.1]. The filter time constant can be
adjusted freely. In case of dropout of the signal an alarm occurs and automatically the
Opening Controller will be activated.
Based on the difference between power setpoint and actual value, the power controller
[6.3] calculates the setpoint for the wicket gate servomotor position. It is designed as PI-
controller having parallel structure. The transfer function of the power controller is:
⎛ 1 ⎞
G(s ) = KP ⋅ ⎜⎜1 + ⎟
⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎟⎠
In the event of frequency deviations from the nominal value, the output from the Speed
Controller is determined via a parametrised gain to the power setpoint.
The setpoint can be added via a head-dependent relationship (feedforward) [6.4] in
order to improve the controlling quality of the closed control loop.
Based on the current wicket gate position and the head/delivery head, the current actual
flow value in both turbine and pump operations is calculated [7.0].
⎛ 1 ⎞
G(s ) = KP ⎜⎜1 + + TD ⋅ s ⎟⎟
⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎠
⎛ 1 ⎞
G(s ) = KP ⋅ ⎜⎜1 + ⎟
⎝ TN ⋅ s ⎟⎠
All the above parameters are displayed on the parameter display page of touch panel and can be changed
on the parameter change page, the default value of some of these parameters will be determined during
site commissioning.
2.5.2 Index
3. Stability
In the absence of any change in the frequency, load, input signal or head, the servomotor will not be
subject to amplitude oscillations exceeding 0.2 % of its total stroke about the steady state position which
could be caused by various factors such as cyclic fluctuations in the oil pressure of the governing system or
strays from the frequency monitor.
The magnitude of the sustained speed oscillation caused by the governor shall not exceed 0.3 % of rated
speed with the generator operating at rated speed no-load.
The magnitude of the sustained power output oscillation caused by the governor does not exceed 3 % of
the rated power output of the turbine with the generator operating under sustained load demand in parallel
with the other generators (which are themselves capable of operating in parallel with other generators) with
the speed regulation set at 2 % or above when the two generating units are operating on their own and
supplying a separate distribution network under the following conditions:
nominal net head,
nominal output,
self regulation factor of the network is assumed to be > 0.5,
the operation of the units shall be stable, and a sudden relative variation of 5% of the load shall generates
a maximum relative frequency variation of 3%.
3 Hardware configuration
Digital Digital
governor A governor B
CP2010
PS
56
AC220 22
P SAT 230
DC220V S
56 Touch panel
22
IO signal data
CP2012
220VAC
AC220V AC/DC
24 VDC 24V power
for IO
220VDC module
DC220V DC/DC and TP
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
24 VDC
IO
Modules
CP2010:Master control CPU,which is supervising 2 CP2012 and execute exchange in case of CP2012
fault.
Unit frequency measurement and WG position measurement are redundant both in signal source and input
module, each CP2012 can get redundant frequency and WG position signal.
The 2 PS5622 is the redundant power supply for CPU section.
IO modules include:
2 pcs analog output module AO6380;
2 pcs analog input module AI6300;
2 pcs speed measuring module TE6420;
2 pcs digital output module DO6200;
D16 Spare
D17 Spare
Analog input V1 WG position signal 1
module 1: V2 DV position signal
AI0001 V3 Active power
(AI6300) V4 Spare
Analog input V1 WG position signal 2
module 2: V2 Spare
AI0002 V3 Head signal
(AI6300) V4 Spare
Speed V1 PT speed signal
measuring V2 Spare
module 1: V3 Pickup signal 1
TE0001 V4 Spare
(TE6420)
Speed V1 Grid frequency signal
measuring V2 Spare
module 2: V3 Pickup signal 2
TE0002 V4 Spare
(TE6420)
Digital output D00 Gov manual
module 1: D01 Gov electric manual
DO0001 D02 Gov auto
(DO6200) D03 Limit reach
D04 Gov error
D05 Gov fault
D06 Speed mode
D07 Opening mode
D10 Power mode
D11 Isolate net mode
D12 TU running
D13 Stop state
D14 Spare
D15 Spare
D16 Spare
D17 Spare
Digital output D00 Switch M/A valve to auto position
module 2: D01 Spare
DO0002 D02 Speed signal error
Manual mode
When the M/A valve (EV12) is switched to manual position, the governor works on manual state,
operator can open/close the WG servomotor through the manual-operated solenoid valve (EV13) directly,
which is controlled by the switch S0008 on digital cubicle panel.
Manual mode is mainly used during commissioning or in the case of digital governor fault.
It’s not recommended that governor long-term works on manual mode.
Automatic mode
For automatic mode, the M/A valve (EV12) is switched to auto position, WG opening/closing
operation is through the servo proportional valve (PV11), the control signal to the servo proportional valve
is coming from the digital governor AO module. For WG positioning loop, the WG opening setpoint is get by
PID calculation.
Normally, governor is running on automatic mode.
Governor mainly use the touch panel which installed SAT 230 software as the human machine
interface.
Main page
This picture shows some essential governor information, such as control mode, WG
calculation value, WG feedback value, active power feedback value, unit speed, speed
setpoint value, opening setpoint value, power setpoing value, opening limit value etc.
When the remote/local select switch (S0007) is at local position, the speed setpoint, opening
setpoint, power setpoint, opening limit can be modified by the lateral +/- touch button.
On the bottom of the page is the different page switch touch button, user can switch to other
pages by these buttons.
In this picture, user can modify some governor parameters listed on the page through the
lateral +/- touch button, including PID parameter for speed mode, PID parameter for isolate net
mode, PI parameter for power mode, WG positioning parameter, WG start opening, limit range
for isolate net mode. To ensure the parameter safety, a password is asked to access this page.
Besides, noload speed step action test and power step action test can be done in this page.
If the operator needs to view the governor parameters, but have no authority to access the
parameter change page, the parameter display page is available to show some governor
parameters.
Alarm page
This page shows the status of the IO modules, the governor input signals and the WG
positioning loop, for each item, if it’s good, the text will be gray, if it’s failure, the text will be
red. In the below page, “dropout head” is red, which means the head signal is error. So if the
governor alarm lamp (H0004) is lighted, operator can enter this page to get detailed
information to solve the alarm with clearly defined objective.
This page shows the status variation of some defined boolean variable with time marker,
which help operator to get full information about governor running and to do analysis of cause
when fault occur.
5 Failure behavior
Following failure will be detected by digital governor. The detail error information will send to
unit control system via communication and be displayed on the governor touch panel. The
same time, hardware wiring will send out “governor failure” or “governor alarm” signal. If the
unit control system get “governor failure” signal, unit should be stopped.
1. IO Module failure
The IO module failure will be detected by the governor master control element.
Following module failure will be the governor emergency fault which should stop the unit:
One or two PE6400 failure
AO6380 1 failure
Both TE6420 failure
Both AI6300 1 failure
DO6200 1 failure
The same time “governor failure” signal will be send out.
For the other module failure only the “governor alarm” signal will be send out.
When governor send out module failure signal, the user should replace the module when the
digital governor is fully power down.
2. WG position feedback failure
The WG position feedback failure will be detected by the governor IO module.
The WG feedback is 4-20mA, if the feedback sensor is damage or the wiring is broken, the
governor IO module will send the failure signal to digital governor master control element.
There are 2 sets of WG feedback signals in our governor system, if one of them is failure,
program will choose the good one for calculation automatically and send out “governor failure”
signal, if both of them are failure, “governor alarm” signal will be send out.
3. Speed feedback failure
Pick up failure: There has two ways to detect the pick up failure in governor.
One way through the hardware(IO module), If the wiring is broken or pick up is damage, the
governor IO module will send its failure signal to master control element.
One way through the software: if the WG opening is beyond 2% and after 5 second there can’t
detect the speed by pick up, then the pick up failure will be generate by program.
PT signal failure: This failure will be detected by the program. If the WG opening is beyond 2%
and after 15 second there can’t detect the speed by PT signal, then PT signal failure will be
generate by program.
If both pick up failure and PT signal failure are detected, governor will send “speed failure”
signal and “governor failure” signal to unit control system to shut down the unit. One pick up
failure or PT signal failure will only send “governor alarm” signal out.
4. Active power feedback failure
Active power feedback signal will be detected by the governor IO module.
Active power feedback signal 4-20mA is coming from power transducer installed in digital
governor cubicle. If the transducer is damage or wiring is broken, the governor IO module will
send the failure signal to governor master control element. Governor will send “governor alarm
“signal out.
If the active power feedback failure is detected under governor power mode, governor will
change to opening mode bumpless. And the active power failure will do nothing in controlling
when governor running in other mode.
5. Water head feedback failure
Water head feedback failure will be detected by the governor IO module.
Water head is detected by head transducer which feedback is 4-20mA. If transducer is
damage or the wiring broken, the governor IO module will send its failure signal to master
control element. Governor will send “governor alarm” signal to unit control system. Digital
governor will use the last available signal to get the active water head.
6. Governor positioning failure
This failure is detected by the governor program. If the digital governor found the difference
between WG opening and WG calculated opening is beyond 10% and last for 10s(will be
adjusted in commissioning), then this failure will be generated. It means the WG positioning is
failure, the reason maybe the proportional valve is jammed or the control signal to it is missing.
When these failures detected, governor will send “governor failure” signal to unit control
system.