ABB UNITOL 1020 Compact Digital Excitation Regulator AVR Replacement and Troubleshooting
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In the operation and maintenance practice of power plants and industrial self owned power plants, the reliability of the excitation system directly determines the voltage stability, reactive power distribution capability, and fault ride through level of the entire unit of synchronous generators. Similar to the well-known scenarios of "Woodward shutdown module replacement" or "Honeywell safety system troubleshooting" among engineers, a large number of old units are still using analog or early digital automatic voltage regulators (AVRs). These devices face common challenges such as aging and drift of components, shortage of spare parts, and lack of fault diagnosis methods. When the excitation system experiences "no-load voltage instability" or "reactive power oscillation after grid connection", without complete diagnostic data support, on-site investigation often relies on extensive methods such as "changing boards and testing parameters", which is time-consuming and carries the risk of misjudgment.
For units connected to the power grid, power system stabilizers (PSS) are a key additional function for suppressing low-frequency oscillations. The PSS of UNITROL 1020 complies with the IEEE 2A/2B standard. It uses two forward channels, frequency injection and power injection, and after DC isolation, lead lag correction, and amplitude limiting, it is superimposed on the output of the voltage regulator. When debugging PSS, CMT1000 provides 16 test points (TP1-TP16) and the "Common Step" function, which can simultaneously apply the same set value step to multiple parallel units to test the damping effect of PSS on site.
