Compatibility between Disturbance Emission and Argentinian Power Quality Regulations in Iron and Steel Industries

Issouribehere, Pedro; Barbero, Juan Carlos; Barbera, Gustavo Ariel; Issouribehere, Fernando

doi:10.1109/tdcla.2006.311427

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“…Issouribehere et al have defined single-phase equivalent circuit of EAF plants considering different working conditions of EAFs at boring, melting and refining processes [16]. In addition, Issouribehere et al have examined the relations between the regulations of EAF in Argentina and limit values at power quality [17]. Mayardomo et al, in their studies, have determined EAF plant power quality problems according to the IEC 61000-4-30 standard [18].…”

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Power Quality Measurement and Analysis in Electric Arc Furnace for Turkish Electricity Transmission System

Şeker¹,

Memmedov²,

Huseyinov³

et al. 2017

ElAEE

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During the recent years, with its increasing steel production, Turkey has succeeded to become one of the ten biggest steel producer countries in the world. In Turkey, there are 3 integrated plants and 27 Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) plants in operation for iron-steel production. 71,3 % of the steel products was produced by EAF plants and also it is planned for new plants to produce with arc furnaces. In this study, power quality problems caused by 60MVA arc furnace at Sivas Iron and Steel Incorporated Company (SIDEMIR), have been examined by HIOKI 3197 and Chauvin Arnoux(CA) 8332B power quality analysers according to IEC 61000-4-30 standards. In addition, with equivalent circuit model designed by utilizing Electromagnetic Transient Program(EMTP) software, possible harmonic effects on the electricity grid have been evalauted and by determining power quality problems caused by EAF-60 furnace, solution offers were presented in order to improve power quality.

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confidence: 99%