Flexible traction power system adopting energy optimisation controller for AC-fed railway

A flexible traction power system is proposed for AC-fed railway due to its benefits in power flow optimisation, online catenary anti-icing and power quality improvement. In this system, an energy optimisation controller in section post is adopted to provide reactive anti-icing current and control th...

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description A flexible traction power system is proposed for AC-fed railway due to its benefits in power flow optimisation, online catenary anti-icing and power quality improvement. In this system, an energy optimisation controller in section post is adopted to provide reactive anti-icing current and control the energy flow in regenerative braking of the locomotives. The energy optimisation controller in traction substations is adopted to eliminate three-phase unbalance in power grid and perform reactive power compensation. The mathematic model of the proposed system is built based on a power transformation analysis and the validity of compensation algorithms is verified by case studies.
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Deicing
energy optimisation controller
flexible traction power system
load flow control
Mathematical models
online catenary anti‐icing
optimal control
optimisation
Optimization
Power electronics, energy conversion and sustainability
power flow optimisation
power quality improvement
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Railways
reactive power compensation
Regenerative
regenerative braking
Traction
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