Abstract:Arc furnaces can be classified as electricity receivers, which largely affect the quality of electricity in the power system. Voltage fluctuations are the main disturbance generated by arc furnaces. The effects of voltage fluctuations include the phenomenon of flickering light. Apart from voltage fluctuations, arc devices, to a lesser extent, are the source of current and voltage asymmetry, voltage curve distortion, and voltage dips. The main purpose of theoretical considerations is to assess the voltage fluct… Show more
“…The continuation of the research conducted by A. W ąsowski was presented in publications [13,14,45].…”
Section: Assessment Of the Increase In Flicker Of Light With Parallel...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the method recommended by UIE, an increase of flicker caused by consecutive connecting arc devices is determined by the change of the coefficient m from value of 2 to 4 in Formula (14). For identical furnaces causing identical flicker (Pst1 = Pst2 =… = Pstn), Formula ( 14) can be transformed to the form: 𝑃 st = 𝑃 st + 𝑃 st + ... + 𝑃 st = 𝑁 ⋅ 𝑃 st1 = √𝑁 𝑃 st1 (20) At bordering values m = 2 and m = 4 recommended by UIE, this leads to the formula for KN:…”
Section: Assessment Of the Increase In Flicker Of Light With Parallel...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analysis of the impact of the short-circuit power in the nodes to which the consumers are connected on the magnitude of voltage fluctuations was carried out. The voltage fluctuations and flicker of light generated mainly by arc furnaces were discussed in [10][11][12][13][14]. Issues concerning the effectiveness of the devices reducing voltage fluctuations and flicker of light in the lines supplying arc furnaces are presented in publications [15][16][17][18][19][20][21].…”
Due to the dynamic nature of load changes, arc devices are receivers that generate disturbances to the network that affect the power quality. The main disturbance generated by these receivers are voltage fluctuations. One of the effects of voltage fluctuations is the flicker of light caused by lighting receivers. The article presents an analysis of changes indicators flicker of light measured in networks supplying arc furnaces. The propagation of voltage fluctuations to the lines supplying lighting receivers was analyzed. The network parameters influencing the amount of light flicker were estimated. The paper presents a method for calculating the increased flicker of light when several electric arc furnaces are operated in parallel. The conclusions regarding the use of the presented research in practical applications are given in the summary.
“…The continuation of the research conducted by A. W ąsowski was presented in publications [13,14,45].…”
Section: Assessment Of the Increase In Flicker Of Light With Parallel...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the method recommended by UIE, an increase of flicker caused by consecutive connecting arc devices is determined by the change of the coefficient m from value of 2 to 4 in Formula (14). For identical furnaces causing identical flicker (Pst1 = Pst2 =… = Pstn), Formula ( 14) can be transformed to the form: 𝑃 st = 𝑃 st + 𝑃 st + ... + 𝑃 st = 𝑁 ⋅ 𝑃 st1 = √𝑁 𝑃 st1 (20) At bordering values m = 2 and m = 4 recommended by UIE, this leads to the formula for KN:…”
Section: Assessment Of the Increase In Flicker Of Light With Parallel...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analysis of the impact of the short-circuit power in the nodes to which the consumers are connected on the magnitude of voltage fluctuations was carried out. The voltage fluctuations and flicker of light generated mainly by arc furnaces were discussed in [10][11][12][13][14]. Issues concerning the effectiveness of the devices reducing voltage fluctuations and flicker of light in the lines supplying arc furnaces are presented in publications [15][16][17][18][19][20][21].…”
Due to the dynamic nature of load changes, arc devices are receivers that generate disturbances to the network that affect the power quality. The main disturbance generated by these receivers are voltage fluctuations. One of the effects of voltage fluctuations is the flicker of light caused by lighting receivers. The article presents an analysis of changes indicators flicker of light measured in networks supplying arc furnaces. The propagation of voltage fluctuations to the lines supplying lighting receivers was analyzed. The network parameters influencing the amount of light flicker were estimated. The paper presents a method for calculating the increased flicker of light when several electric arc furnaces are operated in parallel. The conclusions regarding the use of the presented research in practical applications are given in the summary.
“…The present article is a continuation of the issues concerning the impact of electric arc furnaces on the power system, described by the author in [31][32][33][34]. In [32,33], voltage fluctuations generated by arc furnaces were characterized in detail.…”
Due to high unit capacities, electric arc furnaces are among the receivers that significantly affect the power system from which they are supplied. Arc furnaces generate a number of disturbances to the power grid, including fast-changing voltage fluctuations causing the phenomenon of flickering light, asymmetry, and deformation of the voltage curve. The main issues discussed in the article are problems related to the distortion of current and voltage waveforms, resulting from the operation of electric arc furnaces. An analysis of the indices characterizing the voltage distortion recorded in the supply network of the arc furnaces is presented. The changes in the range of current and voltage waveform deformation in individual smelting phases in the arc furnace are also presented. Furthermore, the changes in the degree of deformation of the current and voltage waveforms in the individual smelting phases in an arc furnace are presented. A multi-voltage electric arc model used in computer simulations is proposed.
“…The article presents issues related to current and voltage asymmetry caused by arc furnaces. The publication is a continuation of the series of articles [32][33][34] presenting the impact of electric arc furnaces on the power system.…”
In the case of three-phase arc furnaces, two types of asymmetry can be distinguished: constructional and operational. The structural asymmetry is related to the construction of high-current circuits supplying the arc furnace. The knowledge of the parameters of the high-current circuit allows to determine the operating characteristics of the arc device. The author proposed a method for calculating the real values of the resistance and reactance of the high-current circuit. For this purpose, tests were made to short-circuit the electrodes with the charge. During the short-circuit, with the use of a power quality analyzer, measurements of electrical indicators were carried out, which allow to determine the parameters of the high-current circuit. A new method for determining voltage operational unbalance is also presented in this paper. The theoretical considerations presented in the article were verified in industrial conditions.
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