Water Purification by a Lamp Discharge-Electronic Ballast System Using a Full Bridge Inverter

Aissa-Bokhtache, Aicha; Zégaoui, Abdallah; Belmadani, Bachir; Bouchrit, M. S.

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.07.650

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“…Power supplies are studied in electronics and electrical engineering laboratories in order to characterize their electrical behavior and carry out their design. These power supplies are well modeled and their development relies heavily on simulation (Aissa Bokhtache et al, 2016), (Aissa Bokhtache et al, 2015). The models used make it possible to simulate the electrical behavior (on the basis of voltage and current quantities).…”

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Modern Control of a Power Supply Based on a Matrix Converter for Water Disinfection by UVC Radiation

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MAAMAR,

ASMA

et al. 2023

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Water, an essential resource, has been facing gradual deterioration in quality over an extended period. Water treatment has emerged as a critical concern, with a long-standing acknowledgment of the importance of preserving and appreciating this precious resource. UV-C technology has proven to be an ideal solution that effectively addresses these twin needs. The core principle of UV bactericidal treatment revolves around generating ultraviolet rays within a treatment chamber filled with water. Consequently, ensuring a dependable power source for low-pressure mercury-argon discharge lamps has become imperative to guarantee the efficiency of UV-C disinfection.The primary goal of this study is to supply our discharge lamp with a current source that produces a sinusoidal current at its output, featuring a frequency of 50 kHz and an effective value of 0.65 A. Electronic ballasts enable lamps to enhance radiation quality by operating at high frequencies, and the selection of a power supply is a response to this specific challenge.The aim of this research centers on the utilization of a single-phase matrix converter. The bidirectional switching cells within this converter offer frequency-related advantages. To achieve the desired magnitude and frequency, we employed a PWM control strategy. Subsequently, we implemented a linear current adjustment approach using two controllers: a Proportional-Integral (PI) controller and a Generalized Predictive Control (GPC) in the RST polynomial form. This was done to ensure a high-quality current source with the desired waveform and low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD).The research outcomes have led to environmental simulations conducted using Matlab/Simpower system and Matlab/Simulink.

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Modern Control of a Power Supply Based on a Matrix Converter for Water Disinfection by UVC Radiation

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“…The electrical lamp model is selected from Ref [4]. In this schema, L r , C r are inductance and the capacitance parameters of the resonant circuit, respectively and i arc and V arc the arc current and the arc voltage, respectively.…”

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Development and optimization of a matrix converter supplying an electronic ballast - UV lamp system for water sterilization

Bokhtache¹,

Zégaoui²,

Aillerie³

et al. 2018

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. Development and optimization of a matrix converter supplying an electronic ballast -UV lamp system for water sterilization. TMREES18-Spring Meeting "Technologies and Materials for Renewable Energy, Environment and Sustainability", Feb 2018, Beirut, Lebanon. pp.30058 -30058, 10.1063/1.5039245. hal-01802887 Development and optimization of a matrix converter supplying an electronic ballast -UV lamp system for water sterilization Abstract. Electronic ballasts dedicated to discharge lamps allow improving the quality of radiation by operating at high frequency. In the present work, the use of a single-phase direct converter with a matrix structure for supplying a lowpressure mercury-argon UVC lamp for water sterilization is proposed. The structure of the converter is based on two switching cells allowing the realization of a fully controllable bidirectional switches. The advantages of such a matrix topology include the delivered of a sinusoidal waveform current with a controllable power factor close to unity, variable in amplitude and frequency. In order to obtain the desired amplitude and frequency, a PWM control was associated in the current realization. Finally, a linear adjustment of the lamp arc current was warranted by using of a PI regulator.

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Power supply improvements for ballasts-low pressure mercury/argon discharge lamp for water purification

Bokhtache¹,

Zégaoui²,

Djahbar³

et al. 2017

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Water Purification by a Lamp Discharge-Electronic Ballast System Using a Full Bridge Inverter

Cited by 7 publications

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Modern Control of a Power Supply Based on a Matrix Converter for Water Disinfection by UVC Radiation

Modern Control of a Power Supply Based on a Matrix Converter for Water Disinfection by UVC Radiation

Development and optimization of a matrix converter supplying an electronic ballast - UV lamp system for water sterilization

Power supply improvements for ballasts-low pressure mercury/argon discharge lamp for water purification

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