Control Strategy of 1 kV Hybrid Active Power Filter for Mining Applications

Buła, D.; Michalak, J.; Zygmanowski, M.; Adrikowski, T.; Jarek, G.; Jeleń, Michał

doi:10.3390/en14164994

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“…The shunt hybrid active power filter (SHAPF) under study in the chapter is a structure known in the literature. It is composed of PHF connected in series with the SAPF (Figure 1) [19,20]. The SAPF when operating alone is always connected to the full-supply phase-to-phase PCC voltage and need for its proper operation, a high rate of inverter DC voltage (e.g., 710 V and more [21,22]).…”

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Investigation on the performance efficiency of the Shunt Hybrid Active Power Filter

Stéphane Azebaze Mboving,

Hanzelka

2023

Power Quality and Harmonics Management in Modern Power Systems

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The disturbances observed in the electrical system such as harmonics, asymmetry, flickers, voltage dips and swells, transients, are due to the type of connected devices. The nonlinear devices are the most common ones. Their connection to the electrical system without solution of mitigating their negative influence on supply network can be the cause of poor power quality. There are different types of solutions such as the passive harmonic filters (PHF), the active power filters (APF), the hybrid active power filters (HAPF). Each of those solutions presents some advantages and disadvantages. The chapter is focused on the HAPF, which is the combination of the PHF and shunt active power filter (SAPF) connected in series. Such topology is known in the literature, but still, there are certain problems that need more clarification through detailed studies. For instance, there are not enough recommendations on how to choose the PHF tuning frequency, when it is connected in series with SAPF. The investigations presented in this chapter are very detailed and based on a case study. The proposed control system algorithms of filters (SAPF and HAPF) are presented as well as formulated recommendations.

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Investigation on the performance efficiency of the Shunt Hybrid Active Power Filter

Stéphane Azebaze Mboving,

Hanzelka

2023

Power Quality and Harmonics Management in Modern Power Systems

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“…The Special Issue "Control Strategies Applied to Active Power Filters" includes four papers [4][5][6][7], which each present completely different aspects of active filter control. These four papers are sufficient to cover the main APF control issues that exist in a wide range of applications.…”

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“…The authors in [6] show the example of a control strategy applied to a hybrid active power filter connected to the medium-voltage grid. The main focus is on the HAPF control system with particular emphasis on the influence of grid voltage distortions and time delays in control on the effectiveness of harmonic reduction.…”

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Control Strategies Applied to Active Power Filters

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Zygmanowski

2022

Energies

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Advanced Static Var Generator in the Reactive Power Automatic Compensation System of an Underground Mine with a Thyristor Hoisting Machine

Hyla,

Latko

2024

Energies

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In industrial plants with dynamically varying load profiles, the problem of increased charges for over-contracted reactive power consumption is very common. To eliminate these charges, reactive power compensation systems are used. This article presents a case study of an automatic reactive power compensation system in an underground mine where a thyristor hoisting machine is used. To reduce the higher current harmonics of the hoisting machine and compensate for the reactive power of the PCC (Point of Common Coupling), the main reactive power automatic compensation system and an ASVG (Advanced Static Var Generator) with a nonstandard control loop were used. The article considers aspects of the operation of the ASVG, locally with the hoisting machine, and also as a master-controlled device that is part of the reactive power automatic compensation system. This part of the article is based on measurements taken in a mine. The reactive power automatic compensation system considered in this article has been successfully implemented, improving PQ (Power Quality) and eliminating additional overcompensation charges.

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Control Strategy of 1 kV Hybrid Active Power Filter for Mining Applications

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References 57 publications

Investigation on the performance efficiency of the Shunt Hybrid Active Power Filter

Investigation on the performance efficiency of the Shunt Hybrid Active Power Filter

Control Strategies Applied to Active Power Filters

Advanced Static Var Generator in the Reactive Power Automatic Compensation System of an Underground Mine with a Thyristor Hoisting Machine

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