Download - Introduction to Power Quality

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  • F u n d a m e n t a l o f P o w e r Q u a l i t y

    W I R I N G D E S I G N W O R K S H O P

    MODULE PQ2 FUNDAMENTAL OF POWER QUALITY

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  • 2 SYNOPSIS FUNDAMENTALS OF POWER QUALITY

    The presentation explains fundamental concepts in Power

    Quality for industry with the following topical discussions:

    1. Defining and understanding Power Quality.

    2. PQ & EMC Concepts

    3. International Standards on PQ

    4. The economics of PQ

    5. Current Status of Malaysian system.

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  • 4 POWER QUALITY AN ANALOGY

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  • 5 EXPLAINING POWER QUALITY

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    Mark McGranaghan :

    power problem manifested in voltage, current, orfrequency deviation that results in failure ormisoperation of customer equipment " .

    ISO 9000 :

    is all inner anddistinct elements that satisfythe clear or coerciveexpectations of customersand interested parties" .

    In principle even of quality MAY NOT besatisfactory for some end -user (Angelo Bagini )

  • 6 PQ IS A MULTIDIMENSIONAL ISSUE

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  • 7 PQ IS AND ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

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    M. Bollen :

    sources use the term power quality with differentmeanings . [ ] What all these terms have in common is thatthey treat the interaction between the utility and thecustomer , or in technical terms, between the power systemand the load " .

    Power

    Quality

    Consumer

    PQ looks different to

    stake holders. PQ may

    even look different for

    different consumers.

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    Defining PQ Phenomenon

    Types of HF & LF Phenomenon

    EMC Concepts

  • 9 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

    Power Quality are issues relating to disturbance to the

    power source due to external or internal influence.

    POWER

    SUPPLY

    L.V. MAINS INTERFERENCE

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  • 10 PQ PHENOMENA

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    Technically PQ isa sub set of EMCBut often PQ isused as thecatch - all phrasefor the sameissue

    EMC

    PQ

    Two terms are associated (and often confused witheach other) :

    1. Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

    2. Power Quality (PQ) ;

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    11 EMC AND PQ PHENOMENA

    PQ

  • 12 CONCEPT ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

    ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC)

    EMC DEFINITION

    THE ABILITY OF A DEVICE, EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM TO

    FUNCTION SATISFACTORILY IN ITS ELECTROMAGNETIC

    ENVIRONMENT WITHOUT INTRODUCING INTOLERABLE

    DISTURBANCES TO THAT ENVIRONMENT OR TO OTHER

    EQUIPMENT

    Equipment A Equipment B

    Emission A

    Susceptibility B

    Equipment M

    ipment X

    Equipmen

    tElectromagnetic

    Environment

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  • DEFINITION ELECTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE

    Any Electromagnetic

    phenomenon capable of impairing

    the performance of a device,

    equipment or system.

    ELECTRO - MAGNETIC

    Electric (E) Magnetic (H)

    Field Field

    13 CONCEPT ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

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  • 14 CONCEPT ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

    DEFINITION ELECTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE

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