In recent years there has been very extensive use of power electronic devices, which result in harmonic proliferation in the power distribution system. In this paper, as per IEEE C 57.110 standards, procedure to calculate total loss in the distribution transformer under non-linear distortion environment is proposed. The power factor capacitor performance under non-linear load conditions is also...

Unified power quality conditioner is one of the advanced forms of power conditioning device, which is a combination of back to back connected series APF and shunt active power filter (SAPF) connected to a common DC link voltage. This topology will facilitates this device to have a reduced dc-link voltage without reducing its compensation capability. This device is mainly used in improving the p...

This paper provides an explanation of the various harmonic mitigation techniques available to solve harmonic problems in three phase power systems. Included are the advantages and disadvantages of each method, their normal circuit connection as well as typical performance that can be expected when each method is properly employed. In addition to explaining the theory of operation, useful charts...

Chapter 3 presents ANN based adaptive shunt passive filter, whose performance is found to be superior to fixed element shunt passive filter in harmonic and reactive compensation. However, the drawback is that it can provide only partial harmonic and reactive power compensation. Hence, an ANN based digital controller for active filter is developed. It compensates for the major portion of source ...

Due to the unbalanced features of distribution systems, a three-phase harmonic analysis method is essential to accurately analyze the harmonic impact on distribution systems. Moreover, harmonic analysis is the basic tool for harmonic filter design and harmonic resonance mitigation; therefore, the computational performance should also be efficient. An accurate and efficient three-phase harmonic ...

The increasing application of nonlinear hundreds might cause distribution system power quality problems. so as to utilize distributed generation (DG) unit interfacing converters to actively compensate harmonics, this paper proposes associate increased current management approach, that seamlessly integrates system harmonic mitigation capabilities with the first weight unit power generation opera...

 The resonance between power-factor-correction capacitors and the line reactance is a common cause for harmonic problems in traditional power systems. Grid-connected inverters integrating renewable energy sources into the grid exhibit capacitive output impedance at harmonic frequencies and may also resonate with the grid impedance. In addition to possible amplification of current and voltage ...