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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2021.25.1.134

Design of Processor Lever Controller for Electric Propulsion System of Naval Ship  

Shim, Jaesoon (Naval System Team3, Naval R&D Center, Hanwha systems)
Lee, Hunseok (Naval System Team3, Naval R&D Center, Hanwha systems)
Jung, Sung-Young (Naval System Team3, Naval R&D Center, Hanwha systems)
Oh, Jin-Seok (Department of Marine Engineering, Korea Maritime and Ocean University)
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Journal of the Korea Institute of Information and Communication Engineering / v.25, no.1, 2021 , pp. 134-145 More about this Journal
Abstract
It is common to optimize the propulsion control system through a so-called tuning process that modifies the parameter values of the propulsion control software during a ship commissioning. However, during this process, if the error of the initial setting value is large, the tuning time may take too long, or the propulsion equipment can be seriously damaged. Therefore, we conducted research on the design of a propulsion controller that applied a Processor lever controller even for inexperienced people with relatively little experience in tuning propulsion control software to be able to reduce the tuning time while protecting the propulsion system. Through simulation, by comparing the execution result of propulsion control lever commands through the PI controller without applying the Processor lever controller. We analyzed the improvement of the Overshoot and propulsion performance. The simulation results showed that the safety of the propulsion system increased because Overshoot of approximately 9.74%, which occurred when the Processor lever function was not applied.
Keywords
Electric propulsion system; Processor lever; Naval ship; Propulsion motor; Controllable pitch propeller;
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