ANALYSIS OF HARMONIC DISTORTION SOURCES IDENTIFICATION METHODS IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

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https://doi.org/10.20535/1813-5420.1.2020.217561

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power quality, harmonics, harmonics sources, harmonic distortion sources identification methods

Abstract

The presence of non-linear loads and the increase in the number of systems of distributed generation of electricity lead to a distortion of the voltage and current waveform in distribution systems (DS), that is, to the appearance of harmonics of current and voltage. In this case, the power system is obliged to supply electricity only to the fundamental frequency of 50 Hz with constant amplitude. Power supply organizations usually disclaim responsibility for the causes of harmonics by introducing standards or recommendations for limiting the levels of harmonic components in the points of common connection of consumers. These documents do not take into account the composition of DS equipment and, accordingly, the damage from these harmonics for network equipment and consumer equipment. The urgency of the work is due to the need to reliably identify the sources of harmonic distortion in the supply system for the effective functioning of the system of penalties and fines and to more effectively determine the list of measures to improve the electric power quality. The paper reviews the existing methods for distortion sources identification in supply systems. Their basic principles and application features are considered.

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