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601.2 Project Code Name: Oregon AC-to-AC; ESS/Batteries Sized per Run Time This power architecture series edition is a combination of configurations 401.2 and 101.1 as previously discussed in this document. The user's project, code name Oregon, is a deployment for 2021 and beyond. A typical control and instrumentation network, with multi-node design, is operating on the foundation of this power solution. One rectifier full-chassis system (401.2) is sized to 50 amp output incorporating feature...
"Drinking Our Own Kool-Aid"; otherwise a reference to using our power gear. Why NOT! Sure one can size the redundancy and resilience of a critical application using the products in a complete power portfolio. I have often been questioned about using the Majorpower products for a critical application. The answer is easy, "YES WE DO use these products in our operation". When it comes to our critical interconnect points, we want to be connected. Our team performs daily actions required in...
The Trip to Town; power with the truck or sedan Question: Ok, . . our critical load requirements combined exceed a single inverter capacity, can you explain alternative architectures? Answer: Diversify the application by using smaller load bundles and deploy inverters with either INTERLACED or DISTRIBUTED architectures. These Alternative Architectures naturally build fault-tolerance and resilience into your application network. Application Engineer's Discussion: This is a typical a...
Hybrid Power Architectures using Mixed Sources for Fault-Tolerant Applications Many utility installations already contain Energy Storage Systems (ESS) for maintaining continuous operation during times when a grid supply is not available to the location. For our hybrid systems discussion, consider the ESS being a 130v direct-current (dc) source. A converter power system is used to transform dc at 130V to 48V dc in the shelf system and support the individual protection circuits. The rectifier p...
