Introduction and progress in the EMPIR project TracePQM: Traceability Routes for Electric Power Quality Measurements

Zachovalova, Vera Novakova; Maslan, Stanislav; Yovcheva, Antoaneta; Aguilar, Javier Diaz de; Ilić, Damir; Lončarević, Jasmina; Trinchera, Bruno; Ellingsberg, Kristian; Aristo, Philominraj; Pokatilov, Andrei; Power, Oliver; Voljc, Bostjan; Tarasso, Valter; Gülnihar, K; Garcocz, M.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1065/5/052016

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“…First, the measurement of the total loss of the Epstein sample was cross-validated using the measurement software and the TracePQM WattMeter (TWM) using two 3458A-type multimeters. TWM was developed as part of the TracePQM project [8]. The power value P measured by TWM (using the TWM-PWRTDI time domain integration method) was then divided by the effective mass ma of the Epstein sample to obtain the specific total loss value Ps…”

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An Experimental Setup for Power Loss Measurement up to 1 kHz using an Epstein Frame at CMI

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2023

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This paper describes an experimental setup used at the Czech Metrology Institute (CMI) to measure the specific power loss of oriented and non-oriented electrical steel sheets up to 1 kHz using an Epstein frame. Special attention is given to a) a description of the hardware that is used, b) a description of the feedback control and measurement software, and c) an analysis of the sources of uncertainty and validation. Calibration expanded uncertainty of (0.5 up to 1.6)% for k = 2 can be achieved with this setup.

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An Experimental Setup for Power Loss Measurement up to 1 kHz using an Epstein Frame at CMI

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2023

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Introduction and progress in the EMPIR project TracePQM: Traceability Routes for Electric Power Quality Measurements

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An Experimental Setup for Power Loss Measurement up to 1 kHz using an Epstein Frame at CMI

An Experimental Setup for Power Loss Measurement up to 1 kHz using an Epstein Frame at CMI

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