Electric ship power system integration analyses through modeling and simulation

Abstract

The Center for Electromechanics (CEM) at the University of Texas is engaged in the development of a comprehensive power system model in order to address several challenging issues facing the development of a viable and effective integrated power system architecture for future naval platforms. The power system under consideration reflects the notional DD power system architecture and is developed in the Matlab/Simulink environment. System components such as motors and generators are modeled using parameters based on actual machine design and analysis work performed at CEM. Simulation results of models including permanent-magnet propulsion motors and generators with simple reconfiguration scenarios simulating loss and recovery of power to propulsion and vital loads are presented.