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2018bteel00012 Exp07
2018bteel00012 Exp07
2018bteel00012 Exp07
PRN : 2018BTEEL00012
Class : B.Tech Electrical
Experiment No.: 07
Experiment Name: Design of 5thHarmonic Single
Tuned Filter for Harmonic Mitigation
Experiment No. 07
Aim: Design of 5th Harmonic Single Tuned Filter for Harmonic Mitigation.
Theory:
The most common type of passive filter is the single-tuned “notch” filter. This is the most
economical type and is frequently sufficient for most of the applications. The notch filter is
series-tuned to present low impedance to a particular harmonic current and is connected in
shunt with the power system. Thus, harmonic currents are diverted from their normal flow
path on the line through the filter. Notch filters can provide power factor correction in
addition to harmonic suppression. In fact, power factor correction capacitors may be used to
make notch filters.
Problem Definition
It is not a very practical distribution system but good from harmonic study point of
view. The problem is defined as -
A six pulse converter operates from three phase 6.6 kV, 50 Hz, 650 kW at 0.75 power
factor lagging. It is required to improve the power factor to 0.95 lagging. Short Circuit level
is given as 20 MVA at PCC. Converter is the only load on PCC. Design 5 th ST filter with Q
= 100. Capacitor rating = 360 KVAR, three phase
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Harmonic data is given in Table
Current % 31 11 8 3 4 2
Simulation:
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Calculations:
1. 360 kVAR, 3 phase 5th single tuned filter bank is to be added having voltage rating
6600 kV in between B1 and B2. Q =100.Calculate steps 3 to 8.
2. What is the THD current before and after compensation?
Conclusion:
Attachments Required:
Harmonic spectrum / Current and voltage waveforms before and after ST Filter connection
Conclusion
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Figure 1. Current and Voltage waveform Before Compensation