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Backup power supply system analysis

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All electrical or electromechanical systems need electric voltage to function. This voltage is obtained from a distribution network or autonomous power supply. Reliable operation of systems/devices is then largely dependent on the reliability of delivering power supply voltage. The aim of this article is to point out to some aspects of increased reliability possibilities of those systems.

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Backup power supply system analysis

Author: Lakota, Bohuslav
Publisher: Vysoká škola báňská - Technická univerzita Ostrava
Year: 2015
DOI: 10.15598/aeee.v13i2.1337
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Backup Powe Supply Sys em Analysis
Bohusla LAKOTA1, Zdisla EXNAR2, Mi osla MATEJCEK1, Mikulas SOSTRONEK1
1Depa men o Elec onics, A med Fo ces Academy o gen. M. R. S e anik,
Demano a 393, 031 01 Lip o sky Mikulas, Slo akia
2Ins i u e o Au el S odola, Facul y o Elec ical Enginee ing, Uni e si y o Zilina,
S ee o kp . J. Nalepka 1390, 031 01 Lip o sky Mikulas, Slo akia
bohusla .lak[email p o ec ed]k, [email p o ec ed], mi osla[email p o ec ed], [email p o ec ed]
DOI: 10.15598/aeee. 13i2.1337
Abs ac . All elec ical o elec omechanical sys ems
need elec ic ol age o unc ion. This ol age is
ob ained om a dis ibu ion ne wo k o au onomous
powe supply. Reliable ope a ion o sys ems/de ices is
hen la gely dependen on he eliabili y o deli e ing
powe supply ol age. The aim o his a icle is o poin
ou o some aspec s o inc eased eliabili y possibili ies
o hose sys ems.
Keywo ds
Backup powe supply sys ems, inc easing elia-
bili y, sys em eliabili y.
1. In oduc ion
Wi h designing and ope a ion o miscellaneous de ices
and sys ems, one can mee he equi emen o li e-
ime o pe iod o se ice ha exp esses an ope a ional
eliabili y. Mos o he de ices a e composed o subsys-
ems de ined by hei eliabili y cha ac e is ics. E e y
elec onic o elec omechanical de ice equi es elec ic
powe . This powe is supplied by an in e nal powe
supply ha is a pa o gi en de ice o by an ex e nal
powe sou ce, o example dis ibu ion ne wo k o an
au onomous powe gene a o , espec i ely. Ope a ion
o he de ice will be dependen mos ly on he elia-
bili y o powe supply, because i his ails, hen he
o e all sys em ails, oo. To inc ease he eliabili y o
impo an sys ems (sa elli e communica ion sys ems,
medical ins umen s, weapon sys ems, e c.), i is i al
o back up he powe sys em.
2. Reliabili y Cha ac e is ics
A endan phenomenons a ising du ing he ope a ion
o de ices a e hei ailu es. Occu ence o ailu es a e
usually unde in luence o a andom p ocess. This p o-
cess o ising ailu es is usually caused by inne o ex-
e nal easons ha a e no possible o p edic . Relia-
bili y analysis and compu a ions a e based on ope a-
ion da a collec ion and so ing o he esul o a ious
unc ional es s. Gene ally, he sys em eliabili y is
de ined as a sys em a ibu e ha is based on he ca-
pabili y o ul ill decla ed unc ions in desi ed ime, in
gi en en i onmen and wi h speci ied ope a ional con-
di ions. The mos impo an nume ical cha ac e is ics
desc ibing he sys em eliabili y a e:
• ailu e p obabili y Q( ),
•no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y R( ),
• ailu e a e λ( ),
• ailu e-p obabili y densi y ( ),
•mean ime be ween ailu es (MTBF) M( ).
The ailu e p obabili y Q( )in ce ain ime in e al
∈(0; n) o con inuous andom a iable is gi en by
Q( ) = Q(0; n) = Z n
0
( )d , (1)
whe e ( ) is a ailu e-p obabili y densi y.
The no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y R( )is a com-
plemen a y p obabili y desc ibing ha in gi en ime
in e al he sys em will be unc ional. I is gi en by
R( )=1−Q( ) = Z∞
n
( )d . (2)
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The ailu e a e is one o he mos impo an sys em
p ope y. Fo con inuous andom a iable i is gi en
by
λ( ) = ( )
R( )= ( )
1−Q( ).(3)
I exp esses he ailu e p obabili y in an elemen a y
ime pe iod wi h he assump ion ha un il he ope -
a ion ime he sys em ailu e was no de ec ed. The
mean ime be ween ailu es (MTBF) Mis he p e-
dic ed elapsed ime be ween inhe en ailu es o a sys-
em. MTBF can be calcula ed as he a i hme ic mean
ime be ween ailu es o a sys em. The MTBF can be
de ined in e ms o he expec ed alue o he ailu e-
p obabili y unc ion ( )[9].
M=Z∞
0
( )d =Z∞
0
R( )d . (4)
2.1. Basic Reliabili y Models
Basic eliabili y models in e p e he pa s o a sys em
by block diag am. P ope ies o indi idual pa s a e
p esen ed by s a is ical indexes o hei eal eliabili y
alues.
1) Se ial eliabili y model
Figu e 1 con ains nelemen s (subsys ems) a anged in
se ial.
Fig. 1: Se ial eliabili y model.
I ep esen s an example in which an inhe en ailu e
o he a bi a y elemen leads o ailu e o he o e all
sys em. The no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y o ha
sys em is
R( ) = 1( ) 2( )... n( ) =
n
Y
i=1
i( ),(5)
whe e 1( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y o he
i s elemen , 2( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y
o he second elemen and n( )is no- ailu e ope a ion
p obabili y o he n h elemen .
Pa allel eliabili y model (Fig. 2) con ains mele-
men s a anged in pa allel. I one o he elemen s
b akes down hen second (backup) elemen s a s o
ope a e.
The ailu e p obabili y o his model is
Fig. 2: Pa allel eliabili y model.
Q( ) = q1( )q2( )...qm( ) =
m
Y
j=1
qj( ),(6)
whe e q1( )is a ailu e p obabili y o he i s elemen ,
q2( )is a ailu e p obabili y o he second elemen and
qn( )is a ailu e p obabili y o he n h elemen .
2) Se ies-pa allel eliabili y model
Figu e 3 is an example o eal sys ems composed o n
se ial connec ed elemen s and melemen s connec ed in
pa allel.
Fig. 3: Se ies-pa allel eliabili y model.
No- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y o ha scheme is gi en
by
R( ) = 1 −Q( ) = 1 −Qm
j=1 qj( ) =
= 1 −Qm
j=1 [1 − j( )] .
(7)
3. Me hods o Inc easing o
Sys em Reliabili y
The inc ease o sys em eliabili y is ealized by:
• he selec ion o sui able elemen s o subsys ems,
• he selec ion o p ope ope a ing mode and ope -
a ing condi ions,
• he ealiza ion o pe iodic se ice ope a ions,
• he subsys em backup,
•e c.
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R( )=1−Qbck ( ) = 1 −
m+1
Y
i=1
Qi( ) = 1 −
m+1
Y
i=1
[1 −R1( )] ,(8)
R( )=1−Qm+1
1( )=1−[1 −R1( )]m+1 ,(9)
Qm( ) = (λ1 )m
m!,(10)
R( ) = RON ( )RGN ( )RS( ) =
n
Y
i=1
si 


1−
2
Y
j=1
[1 − ONj ( )]

(1−
3
Y
k=1
[1 − GNk ( )]),(11)
RSUB ( ) = RON ( )RGN ( )RS( ) =
n
Y
i=1
si "1−(λ1 )k
k!e−λ1 #1−(λ1 )m
m!e−λ1 .(12)
The sys em backup can be con inuous, which means
ha he backed-up elemen is connec ed o seconda y
elemen all o e i s ope a ion. The second possibili y
o backup is o connec he seconda y elemen only i
he backed-up elemen has a ailu e. This case is called
subs i u ion backup (subs i u ion edundancy). I he
backed-up and seconda y elemen s ha e he same no-
ailu e ope a ion p obabili y R( ) hen
I in subs i u ion backup he ailu e p obabili y is
unde he in luence o Poisson law, hen o he occu -
ence o m ailu es in gi en ime in e al he ailu e
p obabili y is
Powe supply sys em o i al communica ion, con-
ol, de ense o medical sys ems is one o he exam-
ples in which he sys em ailu e should be minimized.
These sys ems a e usually c ea ed by wo powe supply
sys ems wi h
•On-boa d supply sys em – i p o ides he DC ol -
age. I is ealized in sys em s andby (o u n-o )
by elec ochemical seconda y cells (accumula o s),
•AC powe supply sys em – i p o ides AC ol age
om an elec ic gene a o .
Fig. 4: Example o subs i u e powe supply backup.
As we can see on he Fig. 4, an ac i a ion o main AC
gene a o (1) is ealized by on-boa d powe supply ne -
wo k (2). A ailu e o he on-boa d powe supply leads
o a mal unc ion o he main gene a o oo, because i
will no be s a ed up.
I he e is a equi emen o inc ease sys em eliabil-
i y, powe supply backup o he on-boa d powe supply
and he main AC gene a o , espec i ely, mus be e-
alized. I an accumula o s (3) ail (discha ge, capaci y
loss, ageing p ocess, damage, e c.) hen he main AC
gene a o (1) will no o be ac i a ed. The accumula-
o s backup can be ealized by comp essed ai (4) in
ai ank (5) ha can ac i a e he main gene a o (1),
oo. I he main gene a o s a s, i c ea es he AC
supply ol age ha is necessa y o ac i a ing o e -
all on-boa d de ices and ha can cha ge accumula o s
(3) o e cha ging ci cui s (6). The main gene a o is
backed-up wice, by an in e nal backup gene a o (7)
ac ua ed by a d i ing gea (8) and an ex e nal powe
supply (9) (mobile AC gene a o , indus ial supply ne -
wo k, e c.). Wi h he main gene a o (1) ailu e, he
swi ching on backed-up powe supply is ealized man-
ually (o au oma ically) o e ol age commu a ion ci -
cui s (10). The ex e nal powe supply (9) connec ion
is ealized only manually.
The no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y R( ) o backed-
up powe supply wi h con inuous backup ( o example
pa ially loaded) is hen possible o e alua e by modi-
ying Eq. (9).
In Eq. (11), R( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabil-
i y o o e all sys em, RON ( )is no- ailu e ope a ion
p obabili y o on-boa d powe supply ne wo k, RGN ( )
is no- ailu e ope a ion o AC powe supply ne wo k,
RS( )is o e all no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y o sys-
em 1 up o n, si( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y
o i h sys em, ONj ( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabil-
i y o j h on-boa d powe supply sys em and GNk( )is
a no- ailu e p obabili y o k h powe supply gene a o .
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The no- ailu e ope a ion p obabili y o he backed-
up powe supply wi h he subs i u e edundancy (sub-
s i u e backup) when powe supply backup is inac i e
can be e alua ed by using Eq. (8) and Eq. (10).
In Eq. (12), Rsub( )is no- ailu e ope a ion p obabil-
i y o he o e all sys em wi h subs i u e powe supply
backup, kis mul iple o on-boa d supply backup; mis
mul iple o AC powe supply backup. As one can see
he o e all eliabili y o sys em is gi en by a p oduc
o p obabili ies RON ( ),RGN ( )and RS( ). Inc easing
o he sys em eliabili y is ealized by backup o main
powe supply because i i ails he o e all sys em ails,
oo.
4. Conclusion
The aim o his a icle is o show he meaning o he
powe supply eliabili y and abili y o inc ease i . Al-
hough he desc ibed model is ocused on mili a y ap-
plica ion, i is sui able also o non-mili a y applica-
ions whe e he powe supply ailu e can lead o a mal-
unc ion o o e all sys em. As an example one can show
communica ion sys ems, medical sys ems, a ious spe-
cial indus ial sys ems, e c.
Howe e in speci ic cases he c i e ia o ime eco -
e y o p ima y (o backup) powe supplies a e much
mo e igid. Some c i e ia on elec ical dis ibu ion in
medical ooms a e de ined in Slo ak Technical S an-
da d STN 33 2000-7-710:2013-08 (o CSN 33 2000-7-
710 in Czech Republic) whe e he ime eco e y is in
gene al 120 s and in special eme gency powe supply
backup i is only 15 s (o 0.5 s) [6].
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Abou Au ho s
Bohusla LAKOTA was bo n in 1951 in Pies any
(Slo ak Republic). He ecei ed his M.Sc. om
A ia ion and Ai De ense Facul y, Mili a y Academy,
B no in 1974. He ob ained his Ph.D. deg ee in 1998
and Assoc. p o . deg ee in 2003, bo h a Mili a y
Academy in Lip o sky Mikulas. He wo ks as an
associa e p o esso a he Depa men o Elec onics,
A med Fo ces Academy in Lip o sky Mikulas. His
esea ch a ea mainly includes con ol sys ems wi h he
in en ion o ada and guided weapon sys ems.
Zdisla EXNAR was bo n in 1948 in Ha licku
B od (Czech Republic). He ecei ed his M.Sc. om
Elec ical Enginee ing a Mili a y Academy, B no in
1978. He ob ained his Ph.D. deg ee in 1985, in Kie ,
(Uk aine) He wo ks as an associa e p o esso a he
Uni e si y o Zilina – Facul y o Elec ical Enginee ing
- Ins i u e o Au el S odola in Lip o sky Mikulas. His
a eas o in e es a e au oma ic con ol sys ems and
da abase sys ems.
Mi osla MATEJCEK was bo n in 1979 in
Lip o sky Mikulas (Slo ak Republic). He ecei ed his
M.Sc. deg ee in 2002, a Depa men o Ai De ense,
Mili a y Academy in Lip o sky Mikulas. He wo ks
as an assis an lec u e a Depa men o Elec onics,
A med Fo ces Academy in Lip o sky Mikulas. His
esea ch a ea mainly includes guided weapon sys ems
and con ol sys ems.
Mikulas SOSTRONEK was bo n in 1972 in
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Bojnice (Slo ak Republic). He ecei ed his M.Sc. de-
g ee in 1996 a Ai De ense Facul y, Mili a y Academy
in Lip o sky Mikulas and Ph.D. deg ee in 2001
a Depa men o Elec onics, Mili a y Academy in
Lip o sky Mikulas. He wo ks as a senio assis an a
Depa men o Elec onics, A med Fo ces Academy in
Lip o sky Mikulas. His esea ch a ea mainly includes
con ol sys ems and mic owa e enginee ing.
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