Reactive Power Compensation for the Jet Pulsed Loads Supply

Mondino, P.L.; Bonicelli, T.; Hrabal, D.; Klein, R.; Krüge, K.H.; Marchese, Valentina; Murphy, Gregory; Schultz, W.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-89995-8.50174-0

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“…Its maximum peak is considerably reduced, but its level overrides the HV grid capability. The compensation of the remaining reactive power has been examined and a few solutions have been considered, like static-var compensation and capacitive compensation with many banks that can be switched on and off with vacuum breakers to follow the load profile [4]. The first solution gives good results but is expensive; the second requires too many operations of the vacuum breakers and only an approximative compensation is obtained.…”

Section: Iter Power Scenariomentioning

confidence: 99%

Converter control strategies for reactive power reduction and compensation in ITER

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Piovan²,

Toigo³

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Proceedings of 16th International Symposium on Fusion Engineering

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A new method for reactive power compensation is proposed and applied to the ITER acldc converter units. It requires a capacitor bank permanently connected to the grid and rated for the peak reactive power absorbed from the converter units when controlled in sequential mode and a suitable control strategy which regulates the reactive power demand of the units in order to reduce that delivered by the HV grid. The description of the method and the results of its application to ITER converter units, obtained with a numerical simulation of the system, are reported in the paper.

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Section: Iter Power Scenariomentioning

confidence: 99%