Dynamic Simulation of High-Power Machinery Systems

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Type of Award: SBIR Phase III, IDIQ, CPFF, Level of Effort (LOE)/Delivery Order (DO)

Contract Number: N00167-99-D-0100

Lead-In Phase II: N00024-97-4097

Awards:
DO 001:
DO 002:
DO 003:

Subcontractors: Purdue and UMR:

Agencies: U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center and U.S. Naval Sea Command

Status: Completed.

Period: 9/30/99 to 9/11/01

Principal Investigator: Paul Krause

Brief Description and Purpose: In the mid to late 1990’s, PC Krause and Associates (PCKA), Purdue University, the University of Missouri-Rolla (UMR), and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) had been extensively involved, as a group, in research, analysis, simulation, and design of power-electronic based systems for government agencies (Navy, Air Force, NASA, and the Army) interested in the more-electric initiative program. This group, of which PCKA was the small business arm, evolved naturally from a need to combine expertise in order to conduct the required work which has involved a large spectrum of power/drive systems ranging from spacecraft to tactical vehicles. The commonalities that exist between these many systems in configuration and components became very apparent. This sole-source contract was the first effort by the Navy to encourage interagency interaction in sharing the results of the research and engineering projects common to shipboard power systems and to provide a convenient funding vehicle to encourage shared funding, among these agencies, for projects of mutual interest. Clearly, this is in keeping with the emphasis on interaction and consolidation of government-funded programs. This contract was one of the first steps toward the goal of establishing an inter-agency funded group made up of universities, government agencies (laboratories), and industry and focused on the research, analysis, design, and development of electric power systems.

DO 001 Reports:

  • “Modeling of the Westinghouse Excitation/Generation Systems”, 6/24/02

DO 002 Reports:

  • “Monthly Status Reports”.

DO 003 Reports:

Naval Combat Survivability Reports (in paper form)

  • “Component Modeling-Ship Service Converter Module”, 5/1/01
  • “Component Modeling-Power Supply”, 5/1/01
  • “Component Modeling-Ship Service Inverter Module”, 5/11/01
  • “Component Modeling-Motor Controller”, 5/11/01
  • “Component Modeling-Constant Power Load”, 5/12/01
  • “Generation and Propulsion Testbed Architecture”, 6/6/01
  • “DC ZEDS Testbed Architecture” 6/6/01
  • “Advanced Propulsion System Report”, 6/6/01