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[Optimization of Key Techniques for Maintaining Bus Voltage Stability in Variable Speed Turbine of Ventilator]
1Beijing Aeonmed Co. Ltd., Beijing, 100070.
Objective:
To explore the optimization scheme of maintaining bus voltage stability during turbo-turbine acceleration and deceleration of ventilator.
Methods:
The ideal diode is used to replace the diode in the busbar power supply circuit, and a comparative discharge circuit is added to the busbar. When the busbar voltage is higher than the preset threshold, the comparator can be opened and the energy could be discharged through the power resistor.
Results:
When the turbine starts and stops rapidly, the optimized scheme can effectively reduce the bus impedance, and the discharge circuit can maintain the bus voltage fluctuation less than 2 V.
Conclusions:
The optimization scheme proposed in this study can effectively improve the efficiency and stability of the turbine in the process of acceleration and braking, and provide reference for the design of the stability maintenance circuit of the ventilator turbine bus.
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