IEEE Open Journal of Industry Applications · 2020 · 13 citations · 8 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringPhysicsCircuit TheoryEnergy SystemsPower ElectronicsElectrical TechnologyPower QualityThree-phase CircuitsBalanced Three-phase SystemsElectric Circuit ModelsFrequency DistortionHarmonic EmissionsPower ConvertersPower Electronic ConvertersThree-phase ConvertersThree-phase Power
Due to the increase in electronic loads such as LED lamps, power supply units for computing loads, voltage frequency drives in industries; high-frequency distortion is introduced into the power system. These high-frequency components appear due to the switching components of different power electronic converters present in the mentioned loads. The switching frequency components are most often in the range of 2 kHz to 150 kHz referred to as supraharmonics. The paper aims to show, with simulations and measurements, how supraharmonics sum in neutral and to quantify the neutral supraharmonic current as a ratio of single-phase current. This paper defines characteristics of supraharmonic emission that influence their summation in the neutral conductor through studies of devices connected in a balanced three-phase four-wire system. The paper further defines the relation of the supraharmonics emission with the number of devices connected at each phase. A mathematical model to predict the supraharmonics in a neutral conductor based on single-phase current and the number of devices is further proposed.
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Supraharmonics from power electronics converters
Sarah Rönnberg, Aurora Gil-de-Castro, Math Bollen et al. · 2015 · 60 citations