Parallel operation of passive power filter and hybrid power filter for harmonic suppression

Jou, Hurng‐Liahng; Wu, Jinn‐Chang; Wu, Kuen-Der

doi:10.1049/ip-gtd:20010155

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“…As a result, no harmonic resonance occurs, and no harmonic current flows in the supply. In [50], author claimed that in HHF the AHF can improve the filter performance and suppress the harmonic resonance of existing PHF. Figure 13(b) shows a combination of AHF series with the supply and a shunt PHF.…”

Section: Hybrid Harmonic Mitigation Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Harmonic Mitigation Techniques Applied to Power Distribution Networks

Kazem

2013

Advances in Power Electronics

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A growing number of harmonic mitigation techniques are now available including active and passive methods, and the selection of the best-suited technique for a particular case can be a complicated decision-making process. The performance of some of these techniques is largely dependent on system conditions, while others require extensive system analysis to prevent resonance problems and capacitor failure. A classification of the various available harmonic mitigation techniques is presented in this paper aimed at presenting a review of harmonic mitigation methods to researchers, designers, and engineers dealing with power distribution systems.

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Section: Hybrid Harmonic Mitigation Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Harmonic Mitigation Techniques Applied to Power Distribution Networks

Kazem

2013

Advances in Power Electronics

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“…The low-impedance (tuned filter) state of a certain harmonic is connected in parallel with the inductance and the capacitance to a certain harmonic current, forming a low-impedance path [5,6]. Though PF has the advantages of simple structure, high capacity, low cost, and stable performance, its disadvantages are also obvious, and its energy-storage element is large in bulk.…”

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A Novel Electromagnetic Coupling Reactor Based Passive Power Filter with Dynamic Tunable Function

2018

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Along with massive applications of power electronic equipment and non-linear loads, harmonic pollutions are becoming more serious than ever. This paper describes a novel electromagnetic coupling reactor based passive power filter with dynamic tuning to quickly eliminate harmony. Firstly, the structure and mathematic model of electromagnetic coupling reactor are presented; secondly, the employed parameters, including electromagnetic coupling reactance converter, primary winding coil, and secondary winding coil are designed based on a stable structure of data; then, the test plat of passive dynamic tunable filter is introduced, as well as the performance test. According to the experimental results, the newly designed electromagnetic coupling reactor can effectively eliminate the harmonies generated by the nonlinear load, greatly reducing the harm caused by harmonics on the grid. By fine-tuning the electromagnetic coupling reactor, the dissonance caused by the change of capacitance and other issues can be effectively solved. Finally, the detailed discussion of this paper is presented, and challenges and new future research are discussed.

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“…Hybrid active filters (AFs) have also been proposed by many researchers [7][8][9][10][11]. The previously proposed hybrid AF topologies are essentially a series connection of the LC tuned filters and a three-phase shunt AF.…”

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New Hybrid Static VAR Compensator with Series Active Filter

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This paper proposes a new hybrid static VAR compensator (SVC) with a series active filter (AF). The proposed hybrid SVC consists of a series AF and SVC. The series AF, which is connected in series to phase-leading capacitors in the SVC, performs for a resistor for source-side harmonic currents. A sinusoidal source current with a unity power factor is obtained with the series AF, although the thyristor-controlled reactor generates harmonic currents. A digital computer simulation was implemented to confirm the validity and high practicability of the proposed hybrid SVC using PSIM software. The simulation results demonstrate that sinusoidal source currents with a unity power factor are achieved with the proposed hybrid SVC.

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Parallel operation of passive power filter and hybrid power filter for harmonic suppression

Cited by 40 publications

References 8 publications

Harmonic Mitigation Techniques Applied to Power Distribution Networks

Harmonic Mitigation Techniques Applied to Power Distribution Networks

A Novel Electromagnetic Coupling Reactor Based Passive Power Filter with Dynamic Tunable Function

New Hybrid Static VAR Compensator with Series Active Filter

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