Reduction and elimination of harmonics using power active harmonic filter

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Abstract

The Three Phase 4 wire Harmonic Filter is used to mitigate harmonics which is caused by expanding utilization of present day control electronic system and mechanical assembly drives, uninterruptible power supplies, SMPS and so on. These are responsible of producing nonlinear current and accordingly stack in the system with Harmonics. The capacitance of the power capacitor frames a dangerous circuit related to the sustaining transformer. Experience demonstrates that the self-full recurrence of this circuit is commonly somewhere in the range of 250 and 500 Hz, for example in the locale of the fifth and seventh Harmonics. Loads requiring consonant separating incorporate 6-pulse drives (AC/DC), UPS, recurrence converters. Active harmonic filters diminish your THD levels to inside IEEE/CEA limits. These channels are IGBT-based power converters. This channel infuses negative of the consonant current bringing about for all intents and purposes no symphonious bending. Phase balancing and power factor correction is also achieved. The simulation output and experimental results are found to be satisfaction because our goal is subject in mitigation of harmonics and power quality improvement.

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Senthil Kumar, R., Surya Prakash, R., Yokesh Kiran, B., & Sahana, A. (2019). Reduction and elimination of harmonics using power active harmonic filter. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 8(2 Special Issue 3), 178–184. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.B1033.0782S319

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