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Jan 07,2020
Part 1:Principle of reactive energy management All AC electrical networks consume two types of power: active power (kW) and reactive power (kVAr): The active power P (in kW) is the real power transmitted to loads such as motors,lamps, heaters, computers, etc. The electrical active power is transformed into mechanical power, heat or light. The reactive power Q (in kVAr) is used only to power the ma...
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Jan 13,2020
Abstract: The application of SVG/STATCOM, a high voltage dynamic reactive power compensation device, produced by ZDDQ Electric Co., Ltd. is described in this paper. Its role in reactive power compensation for new energy construction is analyzed and its applications in electric and electronic fields are indicated. Key words: SVG;STATCOM; Photovoltaic station; Reactive power compensation; Applicatio...
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Jan 16,2020
There are a couple of principles to achieve reactive power compensation. The simplest solution is without any doubts a combination of switched passive elements, i.e. switched capacitors and inductors. Figure 1 shows qualitatively the reactive current versus connected voltage of such a solution. The reactive current depends linearly on the grid voltage and as a consequence the reactive power change...
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Jan 19,2020
A changing electrical network brings new power quality issues. Today the way we generate, use, and control our energy is changing. New and renewable generation and distribution technology is becoming common, and combined with more dynamic and complex load profiles, there are more challenges faced by the network and energy users to provide high power quality. A new way to improve your power quality...
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Feb 01,2020
To our clients, You may have had some good memories about the past one, but you never know what’s the new one is bringing for you. It's time to be hopeful, have new dreams and make some new resolutions for the new year in your life. It's time to connect with each other and make new year wishes. Its time to move on and embrace what’s new. New year means a lot of new dreams and new achievements. Peo...
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Feb 04,2020
Industry background Chemical industry involves many mechanical processes with demanding quality requirements. Before any mechanical smelting, casting, or stamping, an induction melting furnace is used to melt metal. Most induction melting furnaces use a 6-pulse or 12-pulse rectifier, which produces high volumes of harmonic and reactive power. As a result, the production efficiency of induction mel...
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Feb 07,2020
Power Factor Correction The active power produced by the active current can alone be turned into an effective use for the consumer; while the reactive power produced by the reactive current does not yield usable power, and consequently, is not registered on the active performance meter. The reactive power has, however, a negative effect on generators, transformers, and conductor lines, while causi...
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Feb 10,2020
WHAT IS HARMONIC FILTERING? To understand the purpose of harmonic filtering, it helps to understand what harmonics are. The voltage of a standard 50Hz Alternating Current(AC) power supply swings between positive and negative 50 times a second, following a neat sine-wave. Linear AC electrical loads such as heaters or incandescent lights draw a current that follows this same sine-wave. The graph abo...
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Feb 12,2020
A capital investment in power factor correction(STATCOM or SVC) and harmonic filtering equipment can result in a healthy return of investment –depending on the utility’s demand rate structure, production quality cost due to harmonics and voltage fluctuations in the distribution system. ZDDQ Electric power quality correction products are part of the solution. Most utilities charge for peak electric...
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Feb 18,2020
How much can be saved? Ultimately the level of energy saving achieved will be dictated by a combination of the incoming supply voltage level and the types of electrical equipment in use. The higher the supply voltage, the greater the potential to make energy savings. However different types of electrical equipment deliver different levels of energy saving for the same reduction in voltage. Voltage...
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Feb 24,2020
Why to improve the power Factor? A good power factor makes it possible to optimize on electrical installation and provide the following advantages • No billing for reactive energy. • Decrease in the subscribed power in kVA • Limitation of active energy losses in cables given the decrease in the current conveyed in the installation • Improvement in the voltage level at the end of the line • Additio...
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Feb 25,2020
ZDDQ has come back to factory and start to work Since Feb.18th. The factory will carry out the strict measures to maintain the normal production to meet clients' orders. In 2020, we will focus on low voltage and medium voltage power qualit improvement and power factor correction. In low voltage field, we will push on R&D of Active power filter, and provide perfect service for clients.We have b...
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Feb 29,2020
The ubiquity of synchronous generation should not be assumed in highly renewable power systems. Various problems may consequently arise, not least of which are the difficulties entailed in maintaining regional reactive power balance. Offering a potential solution to such problems, modern renewable generator technologies offer controllable reactive power resources. As many of these generators will ...
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Mar 11,2020
Product Description ZDDQ Medium Voltage Metal Enclosed Capacitor and Harmonic Filter Banks are designed for industrial, commercial, and utility power systems requiring medium voltage automatic power factor correction. Standard designs are available for placement in outdoor or indoor substations (an enclosure integrity option can be added to allow for placement in publicly accessible areas) for pow...
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Mar 23,2020
Overview of Active Power Filter APF-1000 APF-1000 Active power filter has various compensation modes (harmonic, reactive power, three-phase unbalance and capacitor switching control), which can simultaneously make the said various compensation, and the proportion of compensation capacity by harmonic, reactive power, and three-phase unbalance can also be set, comprehensively solving the problem of ...
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Mar 28,2020
Power quality “Power quality” can seem to be a pretty abstract term – how does one judge the quality of such an unseen commodity as electricity? But, as commercial and industrial facility managers know, good power quality can boost both productivity and employee safety, while poor power quality can mean a drain on the bottom line, thanks to damaged equipment, lost productivity and product spoilage...
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Apr 03,2020
Power factor correction Connected equipment (transformers, motors, air-conditioning, refrigerators, etc.) cause a phase angle between current and voltage.When the current is phase-shifted, it takes more current to deliver the same amount of active power. Impact of reactive power • Transmission equipment has to be sized for the apparent power, yet only active power is useful • Increased losses in t...
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Apr 18,2020
Power quality problems and Industry background Dynamic reactive power, lower power factors, and higher harmonic content are common power quality problems in the CNC industry. Major contamination sources of power quality include the punching machines,welding machines. When harmonics occur, dynamic reactive current and 3-phase imbalance are produced. During the CNC period, the power factor of arc fu...
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