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D-AVR (Digital Automatic Voltage Regulator)

 

Digital Automatic Voltage Regulator(D-AVR) TOSATEX3000
System Features


D-AVR TOSATEX3000

D-AVR TOSATEX3000


Application:
D-AVR system can be applied to Static excitation system and Brush-less excitation system, and to many other existing excitation systems in operation also.

Improved monitoring:

  • In Toshiba's DCS and EHC delivery, network transmission and surveillance control by OPS are realized.
  • HMI (Human Machine Interface) and IES (Integrated Engineering System) based on Microsoft® Windows® 2000
  • Standard interface (RS232C Modbus, TCP/IP Ethernet, etc.) with external systems


Automatic generator voltage build up:
Generator voltage is built up and reaches the rated voltage automatically, only by energizing the closing signal of the generator field circuit breaker.

High quality:
Wide experience and good results in the field around the world


Full Redundancy:
From inputs isolation circuits for the direct A/D conversion to phase control and gate pulse generator

Full Control Functions:
AVR, UEL, OEL, VPFL, PSS, MEC, CCC, etc.


High Accurate and High speed direct digital A/D converter with Filter of high harmonic frequency :
0.2% accuracy, 16bit resolution

High Speed Processing:
5msec control period

Simulator:
Generator system simulation software program is included in the controller for test and training.


Improved Maintainability:

  • Transient data record : Transient control response confirmation and failure analysis
  • Self diagnostic function

Visual monitoring / touch operation:

  • Status of generator operation
  • Alarm display

Best approach for power plant control system:
Toshiba provides a wide range of technical support based on wide experience in power plants through basic engineering to equipment installation and commissioning. Toshiba's experience covers both conventional plants and combined cycle plants.


 
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