Power Engineering Letters

Zhang, L.D.; Bollen, M.H.J.; Aller, J.M.; Restrepo, José; Bueno, Alexander; Giménez, María Isabel; Guzmán, Víctor; Jota, P.R.S.; Islam, Sharmin

doi:10.1109/mper.1998.686958

Cited by 11 publications

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“…In order to detect, analyze and determine the type of voltage dip, several methods are proposed in the literature. Among these methods, we have the 6-voltages method which compares the RMS values of the 6 simple and compound voltages [12]. The type of voltage dip is determined from the lowest RMS value.…”

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Power Quality Problems, Signature Method for Voltage Dips and Swells Detection, Classification and Characterization

Ndoumbe¹,

Eke²,

Kom³

et al. 2021

EJEE

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This paper is in the field of electric power quality monitoring and presents a new approach for the identification, classification and characterization of the nine voltage dips and swells in electricity networks. The proposed method is based on the study in the complex plane of the signatures of the different voltage dips and swells. In the study of these signatures, the elements taken into account are the root mean square (RMS) values of the phases, the existence or not of an additional phase shift of the voltages and their rotation sense. The informations obtained are synthesized in three variables, and used to the implementation of the method. The results found by the computer simulations carried out by the MATLAB/Simulink software show that the proposed approach uses few parameters, is easy to implement and understand, and makes it possible to efficiently detect, classify and characterize the nine voltage dips and swells.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Power Quality Problems, Signature Method for Voltage Dips and Swells Detection, Classification and Characterization

Ndoumbe¹,

Eke²,

Kom³

et al. 2021

EJEE

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“…The transformer winding (delta/wye) connection used in this network blocks the flow of zero sequence components from the voltage [5]. An extended analysis of voltage sag and their classification has been carried out in [7][8][9]. Voltage in power system can be unbalanced due to the several reasons.…”

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Mitigation of Unbalanced Voltage Sags and Voltage Unbalance in CIGRE Low Voltage Distribution Network

Bhutto¹,

Bak‐Jensen²,

Mahat³

et al. 2013

EPE

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Any problem with voltage in a power network is undesirable as it aggravates the quality of the power. Power electronic devices such as Voltage Source Converter (VSC) based Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) etc. can be used to mitigate the voltage problems in the distribution system. The voltage problems dealt with in this paper are to show how to mitigate unbalanced voltage sags and voltage unbalance in the CIGRE Low Voltage (LV) test network and networks like this. The voltage unbalances, for the tested cases in the CIGRE LV test network are mainly due to single phase loads and due to unbalanced faults. The compensation of unbalanced voltage sags and voltage unbalance in the CIGRE distribution network is done by using the four STATCOM compensators already existing in the test grid. The simulations are carried out in DIgSILENT power factory software version 15.0.

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