In electric power systems, there may be disturbances in the supply voltage and the load current drawn by a user. These disturbances happen when the frequency and amplitude are not equal to their corresponding nominal values, when there are non-sinusoidal waveforms, and when there is the presence of negative and zero-sequence components in three-phase systems. Power quality (PQ) is a generic expression used to characterize the disturbances. This paper offers an overview of the methods and instruments currently used in PQ measurements and some research activity to improve them
Power quality monitoring in modern electric distribution systems
MUSCAS, CARLO
2010-01-01
Abstract
In electric power systems, there may be disturbances in the supply voltage and the load current drawn by a user. These disturbances happen when the frequency and amplitude are not equal to their corresponding nominal values, when there are non-sinusoidal waveforms, and when there is the presence of negative and zero-sequence components in three-phase systems. Power quality (PQ) is a generic expression used to characterize the disturbances. This paper offers an overview of the methods and instruments currently used in PQ measurements and some research activity to improve themFile in questo prodotto:
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