2016
DOI: 10.20998/2074-272x.2016.1.13
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Instantaneous and Integral Power Equations of Nonsinusoidal 3-Phase Processes

Abstract: Introduction. Non-ideal (active-reactive, nonsymmetrical and nonlinear) load consumes not only electrical energy (EE) of active power but and EE of non-active components of apparent power (AP). For a number of such loads, consumption of EE of non-active components is caused by technological reasons and guarantees a longterm normal mode of the non-ideal (distorting) load operation. Non-active components of the AP cause additional losses in the power network making worse the power supply quality but they is not … Show more

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“…A theoretical study series are based on the ideas that were formulated in the early editions of the work (Akagi et al , 2017). Thus, in Sirotin and Ierusalimova (2016), for a three-phase circuit in nonsinusoidal mode, the constant and variable components of the instantaneous power vector introduced two new integral powers: the imbalance power vector and the nonpulsating power vector. It is shown that at asymmetric voltage, the vector instantaneous power is zero, only if the standard reactive power (shift power) and the imbalance power are zero.…”
Section: Previous Research Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A theoretical study series are based on the ideas that were formulated in the early editions of the work (Akagi et al , 2017). Thus, in Sirotin and Ierusalimova (2016), for a three-phase circuit in nonsinusoidal mode, the constant and variable components of the instantaneous power vector introduced two new integral powers: the imbalance power vector and the nonpulsating power vector. It is shown that at asymmetric voltage, the vector instantaneous power is zero, only if the standard reactive power (shift power) and the imbalance power are zero.…”
Section: Previous Research Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reactivity, asymmetry and non-sinusoidal mode of consumption for a number of consumers are caused by technological reasons and have a long-term nature, which is the reason for the appearance of pulsations of instantaneous power (IP), which causes additional losses of electricity and contributes to the emergence of dangerous resonance phenomena during operation of a three-phase network [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%