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Dec 09,2023
The low-voltage automatic compensation capacitor cabinet produced and developed by ZD DQhas been successfully installed at the customer's site. The customer's problem of low power factor was successfully solved, and the power factor reached 0.95 after compensation. Thanks again to our customers for their trust and support.
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Jan 19,2024
Power Factor Control refers to the management and maintenance of an acceptable power factor in electrical systems. Power factor is the ratio of real power (kW) to apparent power (kVA) in an electrical circuit. A low power factor indicates that the circuit is inefficient and requires more current to deliver a given amount of power. This results in increased energy losses, higher electricity bills, ...
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Jan 29,2024
To build a capacitor bank panel, you will need to follow these general steps: Determine the capacitor bank size: Calculate the required capacitance based on the power factor correction needs of your system. Consider factors such as the target power factor, load characteristics, and voltage levels. Select capacitors: Choose high-quality capacitors that are suitable for the desired voltage and curre...
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Feb 19,2024
What is harmonics issues in AC and DC grid? In AC and DC grids, harmonics refer to the presence of frequency components that are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency. Harmonics can be problematic because they can cause various issues such as: Voltage and Current Distortion: Harmonics in the grid can distort the shape of the voltage and current waveforms, resulting in distorted sine waves...
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Feb 26,2024
A Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) is a power electronic device used for voltage control and reactive power compensation in electrical power systems. It is typically connected to the grid and is capable of injecting or absorbing reactive power to regulate the system voltage. The control of voltage by a STATCOM is primarily achieved by manipulating its reactive power output. Here's a basic ...
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Mar 20,2024
Urban rail transit systems mainly include: subway systems, light rail systems, monorail systems, trams, maglev systems, automatic guide rail systems, and urban rapid rail systems. According to the different nature of electricity consumption, the power supply system of the subway system is mainly divided into two, one is the traction power supply system and the other is the power lighting power sup...
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Apr 17,2024
1. What is reactive power? In the operation of the power grid, due to the existence of current and voltage, there is not only active power but also reactive power in the power system. Active power is the part of electrical energy that is directly converted into efficiency, such as the process in which electrical energy driving motors, heaters and other loads is converted into mechanical energy and...
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May 06,2024
What is nonlinear load? A nonlinear load is a load whose current is not proportional to its voltage. Since some electronic components, such as transistors and diodes, exhibit nonlinear characteristics when operating, in actual power consumption, some electrical equipment connected to the load will deform the current waveform. This deformation causes the voltage to distort and generate additional f...
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May 13,2024
The improvement of power quality is mainly through power quality equipment and current signal and other parameters in the current transformer detection system, so as to correctly control the power quality problem in real time and improve the environment of the distribution system. For capacitor bank, we usually only use a CT mounted on the power side for sampling. For SVG / APF, a...
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May 29,2024
Active filters and passive filters are two types of filters that are often used in electronic circuits. Although they can both be used to filter certain frequencies in electrical signals, there are some different differences between them. 1. Working Principle Passive filters mainly rely on passive components (such as capacitors, inductors, resistors, etc.) to filter signals. They can only process ...
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May 30,2024
1. What are the 3rd, 5th, and 7th harmonics? In a normal power system, electrical equipment with linear impedance change characteristics will not affect the power supply with a frequency of 50Hz and a standard sinusoidal waveform when it is working. However, with the development of power electronics technology, there are more and more electrical equipment with nonlinear impedance characteristics (...
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Jun 13,2024
When an oscillating system is subjected to periodic external force, the amplitude of the oscillation increases sharply when the frequency of the external force is the same as or very close to the natural oscillation frequency of the system. The frequency at which resonance occurs is called "resonance frequency". In electrical engineering, the resonance phenomenon of an oscillating circuit. The res...
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Jul 01,2024
First of all, the operation of inductive equipment must establish a magnetic field (such as a motor). Since the instantaneous start-up of large equipment requires the power grid to provide a large amount of Reactive Current to establish a magnetic field, the voltage of the system will be greatly reduced at the moment of equipment startup, causing other equipment to be protected or unable to operat...
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Jul 09,2024
In the power system, the on-site compensation of high-voltage motors should be invested when the voltage drops by more than 10%. 1. The role of on-site compensation of high-voltage motors The on-site compensation of high-voltage motors can effectively improve the power factor of the power system, reduce line losses, ensure the stable operation of the system voltage, and reduce energy consumption a...
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Jul 16,2024
STATCOM and Voltage Flicker Mitigation What is votlage flicker? Voltage flicker refers to the rapid and repeated fluctuations in the voltage level of a power supply, which can cause noticeable changes in the intensity of lighting and can affect the performance of other electrical equipment. These fluctuations can be annoying and may lead to operational issues in sensitive equipment Causes of Volta...
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Aug 09,2024
690V 3 phase 3 wire networks A 690V 3-phase 3-wire network refers to an electrical power distribution system that operates at 690 volts between each line conductor, without a neutral wire. This type of network is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications where the loads do not require a neutral connection or where power is distributed primarily to large motors, equipment, or machiner...
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Aug 27,2024
Harmonic voltage and harmonic current are common phenomena in power systems, and they have a great impact on power equipment and power grid operation. Harmonics refer to voltage or current components whose frequencies are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency. In power systems, the fundamental frequency is generally 50Hz or 60Hz, so the harmonic frequency is an integer multiple of 50Hz or...
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Aug 28,2024
Medium voltage power factor correction Medium Voltage Power Factor Correction (MV PFC) involves the application of devices and systems designed to improve the power factor in medium voltage electrical networks, typically in the range of 1 kV to 35 kV. Power factor correction at medium voltage is crucial for enhancing the efficiency of electrical power distribution, reducing losses, and avoiding pe...
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