Seapower MT converter

Overview:
Seapower The Marine Type SFC system allows power systems that require 60Hz power to be fed from 50Hz networks, or systems that require 50Hz supply to be fed from 60Hz networks. In addition, it is also used to meet the different voltage standards required by the loads.

System Operation:
The Marine Type SFC system consists of one or more rectifier and inverter modules, which consist of power electronics components with a modular structure. The system has a double conversion structureand first converts the AC voltage to filtered DC voltage with the rectifier module, then the inverter module converts this filtered DC voltage to the AC frequency and voltage standard that the load needs.
The Marine Type SFC can operate in parallel with different voltage sourcessuch as generators and other SFCs. Load sharing is done without the need for any communication, thanks to its programmable droop control feature.
Marine Type SFC takes the load without any interruption from sources such as generators by connecting to live busbars under energy due to its remote synchronization feature.

Highlights:
- High reliability and quick maintenance through its modular structure
- Low cost of ownership
- Minimum spare parts requirement
- Ability to work in parallel with other sources with droop control

Field of Applications:
- Industrial loads that need a 50/60Hz or 60/50Hz conversion
- Ship to Shore power or shaft alternator applications for fuel savings and carbon emission reduction
- Static Frequency Converter (SFC)
- Shore Power Converter (SPC)
- Active Voltage Conditioner (AVC)
- Energy Storage System (ESS)
- Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM)
- GreenPort Applications
- Reactive Power Compensation Applications of generating isolated source at different frequencies and feeding loads from unregulated networks