Mitigating Spikes for EMC in Vibration Monitoring Systems of Generating Plant

Kurniawan, Ekki; Hamdani, Deny; Novario, Sonny; Darwanto, Djoko; Sinisuka, Ngapuli I.

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2013.12.304

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“…Jiri Drinovsky et al (2011) explain that uncertainty and ambiguity of load and source yield from uncertainty of filter parameter. One of solution is by using simple technique to predict boundary value of IL for EMI filter, experiments in accordance with CISPR 17 standard nearly worst case system 1Ω/100Ω & 100Ω/1Ω [6]. Asmanis et al (2012) introduce a new approach for active power filters LCL filter insertion loss calculation, treat it as two port Tnetwork, and describe it using scattering and impedance parameters [10].…”

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Insertion loss analysis of low voltage power line filter based on EMC standards

Kurniawan

Basuki

Porman

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (ICEECS)

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This paper is intended to study Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) concept and filtering system as part of solution to handle Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) problems. Insertion Loss (IL) parameter from the various possible combinations were examined to choose the best performance of the new filter topology which is the most efficient. The filters installed before the equipment rectification on low voltage system (220 Volt line to neutral) is called EMI filter. EMI filters were built and analyzed from the integration of harmonic filter and Low Pass Broadband Filter (LPBF). Some EMC standards have been elaborated to determine the parameters of the filter. The results of the best performance filter were simulated by Simulink-Matlab to show that the new proposed filter can reduce power distortion and transient from switching process significantly.

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