Asenkron motorun farklı kontrol yöntemleri ile hız kontrolü ve raylı sistemlere uygulanması


Tezin Türü: Yüksek Lisans

Tezin Yürütüldüğü Kurum: İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi, Lisansüstü Eğitim Enstitüsü, Türkiye

Tezin Onay Tarihi: 2023

Tezin Dili: Türkçe

Öğrenci: ALP EREN ÇALICIOĞLU

Danışman: Mehmet Turan Söylemez

Özet:

Motors are also needed in every area where there is movement. They are used in

most areas that come to mind, especially in general sectors (such as production,

transportation, energy) and routine life (such as household appliances,white goods).

The need for motors is increasing day by day with the increasing world population and

modernization.

The motor is the machine that converts the energy it uses into the energy of motion

in a rough term. The used energy can be various types such as solid fuel, liquid fuel,

and electricity. These engines using different fuels have divergent usage areas; also,

every types have different advantages. Environmental pollution is a serious problem,

and it increases considerably today and continues to increase day by day, so it is very

important that the motors are harmless in terms of environmental pollution because the

motors are widely used in today.

Among all these motors, electric motors find a wide usage area due to their advantages.

The main advantages of electric motors are high efficiency, wide torque and speed

characteristics, absence of gas emissions (environmental friendliness), silent operation,

easy running, and basic structure.

There are different types of electric motors, and these types have different usage areas,

advantages and disadvantages. Electric motors can be classified according to working

principle (induction motor, syncronous motor, DC motor, and special types), rotor type

(inner, outer), working trajectory (linear, circular), current type (AC, DC), and so on.

The induction motor or asynchronous motor is one of the oldest type of electric motors

working with three-phase alternating current. There are two types of asynchronous

motors as follows; slip ring and squirrel cage. In this thesis, a squirrel cage

asynchronous motor is used for simulations. The asynchronous motors have a very

simple structure, so they are a very cheap, small-sized and stable electric motors.

Similarly, they do not cause safety problems such as sparks, since there are no brushes

and commutators in their structures; moreover, they do not require maintenance.

Asynchronous motors are very common in industry, especially in the transportation

and manufacturing sectors.

Asynchronous motors are fed with a single alternating current thanks to their working

logic, and the rotor part can rotate with the help of rotating field of stator. Therefore,

asyncronous motor is also called induction motor. Asyncronous motors have very

basic structure, so they have lots of advantages. However, asyncronous motors have

also some disadvantages because of their working principle. These disadvantages are

having nonlinear mathematical model and having one fed currents. Having nonlinear

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model brings the uncertainty and using complex controllers. Also, there is no seperated

fed currents, so the moment and speed cannot be controlled seperately that means

controlling of asyncronous motor is more difficult than other types of electric motors

that fed with two currents such as DC motors.

There are different control methods of induction motors. Scalar and vector control

are the leading ones. These two methods have different purposes and advantages.

Scalar control is a basic control method which control the speed to keep the ratio of

voltage and frequency. However, scalar control is very weak in low and high speeds.

In general, it is not preferred in precise applications. In this study, vector control,

which can give more precise control results, is studied. Vector control is also divided

into two types as direct and indirect vector control. Indirect vector control method,

which does not directly need flux value and position, is preferred in this study. The

induction motor is controlled with two separated currents like a DC motor with the

help of some transformations in the vector control; therefore, the control process is

more simplified and easier. Direct vector control is expensive solution because it need

sensors to measure flux value and position in the rotor side. However, it has also

advantages against indirect vector control such as indirect vector is very depend on

model, and it is affected by changing the mathematical model.

The number of vehicles in the transportation sector is increasing day by day; therefore,

it is very important that the motors used in the transportation sector are environmentally

friendly and highly efficient. When considering railway transportation vehicles, high

working hours and long-term lifetime are at the forefront, so the efficiency of the

motor, which is the most important part of the propulsion system, is very important.

Permanent magnet electric motors are a good alternative in all areas where efficiency is

high, but due to the magnet supply problems, the usage of permanent magnet electric

motors is decreasing day by day.

Subways are a good transportation alternative for big cities because they which use

the railways and go underground do not occupy an additional lane of roads. In

addition, in big cities where there is a high density of people, usage volume of subways

is increasing in big cities where have a high density of people because traffic-free

solutions are preferred.

The asynchronous motor model is prepared in MATLAB Simulink environment, and

the motor is designed to be used in a subway vehicle. Since subways generally work in

cities due to their working principles and advantages, they are not required to operate

above a certain speed for safety reasons, and they are prevented from exceeding a

certain acceleration due to passenger comfort and safety. These limits were taken into

account while modelling; besides, the model has different limits that are created from

the structure of the asyncronous motor such as maximum torque, maximum voltage,

and maximum power.The simulations are done under the whole saturations.

The acceleration should be kept under control considering the asynchronous motor

control due to the safety and comfort issues mentioned above. However, the

acceleration is not controlled directly. Besides, the speed should be controlled

precisely because it is expected from the subways keep in safe speeds. In addition,

overshoot is not desirable for speed control. These performance criteria are taken into

account for the control structures.

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Asynchronous motors, like other electric motors, get warm while working, so the

changing of motor parameters as resistance and inductance occur as a result of heating.

Moreover, as mentioned above, certain assumptions are made in the model due to

the nonlinear structure of asynchronous motors. In addition to, all these model

related obscurities and parametric changes, the uncertainty and changes caused by

the way of the subway, and the changing of total weight owing to the passengers

requires the control structure to be robust. For this reason, the robustness of the

designed control structure and the ability to successfully control the system under

different conditions are also considered as a performance criterion. Uncertainty is

added to motor resistances, inductances, total weight, angle of path, and path (tunnel)

coefficients after that whole controller performances is examined, and compared each

other.

While controlling the speed of asyncronous motor, the current controllers are firstly

designed. After that, the speed is controlled.d and q axes of currents are controlled

with the help of PI controllers in order to vector control of asyncronous motor. The

current controllers are designed in the linear model, and they are used in the non-linear

model.The simulation results of the linear and non-linear models are very similar

according to current control because there is no saturation and it is very simple control

structure.The design criterias of these PI controllers are selected as rise time and

settling time because the most important thing for currents is following the desired

current as fast as possible.

PID, PI-PD, fuzzy control, sliding mode control and non-linear dynamic inversion

methods are used to control of the induction motor. These control methods are

designed for speed controls which are designed in the non-linear model. The designed

control structures are compared according to the desired performance criteria such as

overshoot, ISE and settling time.

The results of PID and PI-PD control methods are similar; however, PI-PD controller

has lower control signal and lower overshoot. Besides, PI type fuzzy controller is used

to control the induction motor.

Under the influence of parametric uncertainities, fuzzy control and sliding mode

control have robust behaviour. Also, non-linear dynamic inversion have limited robust

behaviour under some spesific uncertainities. Nevertheless, PID and PI-PD controllers

are not robust.

While designing the control methods, the big bang big crunch optimization method

which is found by Osman Kaan Erol and ˙Ibrahim Eksin is used. KP, KI and

KD coefficients for PID and PI-PD controllers, scaling coefficients for fuzzy logic

controller, gain coefficients for sliding mode control and nonlinear dynamic inversion

controllers are found and optimised with the help of this optimization method. Biggest

advantage of big bang-big crunch method is finding optimum value very fast.

The comparative results of the whole controllers are shared in the study. These results

are for nominal values and modified values with the parametric uncertainties.