1997
DOI: 10.1109/59.627849
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Energy balance in electric circuits with nonsinusoidal voltage and current

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“…Therefore, defining reactive power as the sum of its values on every harmonic is useless, carrying no information. Multiple publications stated the same [1,2]. The method provided below is good for metering and paying for electric power, with higher harmonics presented in the main lines.…”
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“…Therefore, defining reactive power as the sum of its values on every harmonic is useless, carrying no information. Multiple publications stated the same [1,2]. The method provided below is good for metering and paying for electric power, with higher harmonics presented in the main lines.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…= Q + do not match. Multiple papers disclose it [2,3]. Any reactive power meter may determine the value of Q.…”
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“…A review of the existing investigations has shown that there are currently no scientific publications on this issue. Some exceptions are articles [26][27][28][29], which, using elements of the electromagnetic field theory, make a physical explanation for the occurrence of reactive power Q and distortion power D in electrical circuits with nonsinusoidal voltages and currents. They mostly use the well-known expression of the Umov-Poynting theorem in its complex form to express the balance of powers over volume V of the periodic electromagnetic field, and conclude that the real part of this expression describes active power P and the imaginary part describes reactive power Q.…”
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