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    ALSTOM 2013. All rights reserved. Information contained in this document is indicative only. No representation or warranty is given or should be relied onthat it is complete or correct or will apply to any particular project. This will depend on the technical and commercial circumstances. It is provided withoutliability and is subject to change without notice. Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties, without express written authority, is strictly prohibited.

    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 2

    Alstom Grid

    Equipment & services for power generation

    Alstom Thermal Power

    Equipment & services for rail transport

    Equipment & services for power transmission

    Alstom Renewable PowerAlstom Transport

    Three main activities in 4 sectors

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 3

    ALSTOM Grid Ltd. Tampere, Finland

    Employs around 300 people in Tampere and Vantaa

    Sales office of other Alstom Grid products in Vantaa

    Turnover of 68 million EUR year 2012-13

    Exports account for 95 % of the output

    Main market areas: Scandinavia, Europe, Asia, Russia, Alstom Grid

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 4

    Alstom Grid Tampere offering

    Reactive Power Compensation Power Electronics Activities

    LV products up to 1kV

    LV capacitor units LV reactors

    Electronic products LV capacitor banks LV active filters

    HV products up to 145kV

    HV capacitor units HV reactors Electronic products HV capacitor banks

    Compensation systems

    Static Var Compensators(SVC)

    Industrial SVCs Utility SVCs SVC MaxSine (STATCOM) Series capacitor banks

    HV products over 145kV

    HV capacitor banks

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 5

    There are three kinds of reactive power:

    Reactive Power

    Inductive Fundamental Reactive Power (Q1L)

    => Sinusoidal current, phase shifted from voltage to the right

    Capacitive Fundamental Reactive Power (Q1C)

    => Sinusoidal current, phase shifted from voltage to the left

    Harmonics Reactive Power (D)

    => Non-sinusoidal current

    22

    1 DQQ 2

    111 CL QQQ

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 6

    Inductive Reactive Power

    S

    Uq

    R

    L

    iL

    uL

    Uq uL

    iL

    L

    uL;iL

    t

    iL

    uL

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 7

    Capacitive Reactive Power

    S

    Uq

    RC

    iC

    u

    Uq uC

    iC

    C

    uC;iCuC

    iC

    t

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 8

    Harmonics Reactive Power

    uq, uL, iL

    -400

    0

    400

    uq, uL, iL

    -400

    0

    400

    uq, uL, iL

    -400

    0

    400

    uq, uL, iL

    -400

    0

    400

    Firing Angle: 140Firing Angle: 120Firing Angle: 90 (half power)Firing Angle: 30

    Dimmer

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 9

    Harmonics Reactive Power

    t

    IL

    Dimmer with smoothing reactor

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 10

    Harmonics Reactive Power

    UL2-L3

    UL1-N

    UL2-N

    N

    UL3-L1

    L3

    UL3-N

    L1

    IL2

    L2

    UL1-L2

    IL1

    MIL3

    t

    IL1,2,3

    3-phase dimmer; Thyristor-DC-Drive

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 11

    Harmonics Reactive Power

    q

    Iq

    -

    +

    IR

    C R UR

    1-phase B4 diode rectifier

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 12

    Harmonics Reactive Power

    3-phase B6 diode rectifier

    t

    IL1,2,3

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 13

    Harmonics power consumers are:

    Non-Linear Loads

    etc.

    Drives (frequency converters, DC-drives)

    Dimmers

    Power supplies (computers)

    Furnaces (induction furnaces, arc furnaces)

    Lightings (gas-discharge lamps, fluorescent tubes)

    Diode Rectifiers

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 14

    Harmonics Theory

    A harmonic is defined as a sinusoidal wave with a certainamplitude and an integer (whole number) multiple of a

    fundamental frequency. A harmonic is a component of a

    periodical signal with a fundamental frequency.

    If the fundamental frequency is f, the harmonics havefrequencies 2f, 3f, 4f, 5f, etc.

    The mathematical procedure to calculate amplitudes and

    frequencies of harmonics is the Fourier Transformation!

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 15

    Fourier Transformation

    1st+3rd+5th+7th+9th+11th+13th1st1st+3rd1st+3rd+5th1st+3rd+5th+7th1st+3rd+5th+7th+9th1st+3rd+5th+7th+9th+11th1st+3rd+5th+7th+9th+11th+13th

    1st3rd5th7th9th11th13th

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 16

    Fourier Transformation

    = 1st+3rd+5th+7th+9th+11th+13th

    1st

    +3rd

    +5th

    +7th

    +9th+11th+13th

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 17

    Harmonics Data-Demonstration

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 18

    Fundamental reactive current as well as harmonics reactivecurrents cause stress to:

    Whats up with Reactive Current?

    What means reactive power?

    Lines Transformers Generators etc.

    The product of a sinusoidal alternating voltage with a alternating current

    contributes no power if that current is a reactive current. In this case only

    reactive energy flows - there is no net transfer of energy to the load.

    Also known as idle current; quadrature current; watt-less current.

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013 Slide 19

    Active Power

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 20

    Active Power

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 21

    Inductive Reactive Power

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

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    Slide 22

    Capacitive Reactive Power

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 23

    Harmonics Reactive Power (5th)

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 24

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

    Harmonics Reactive Power (7th)

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 25

    Voltage

    x

    Current

    =

    Power

    Harmonics Reactive Power (5th + 7th)

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 26

    In contrast to fundamental reactive current, harmonics

    currents cause harmonics voltages which cause disturbances

    to consumers installed in the same electrical network:

    Harmonics Consequences

    Finally triple harmonics cumulate in the neutral wire which

    causes overload and dramatic consequences:

    Reduction of the life span and thus premature failure of condensers andelectric motors due to thermal overloading

    Malfunctioning with electronics Malfunctioning of protection device Malfunctioning of ripple control systems Impairment of the ground fault deletion

    Cable fire Transformer breakdown Noise emission

    Why harmonics currents cause harmonics voltages

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    Slide 27

    Why harmonics currents cause harmonics voltagesin electrical networks?

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    - Active harmonics filters

    Basically there are two possibilities to compensate

    harmonics currents:

    What to do against harmonics?

    - Passive harmonics filters (tuned parallel resonance circuits)

    Passive harmonics compensation

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    Slide 29

    Passive harmonics compensation(tuned parallel resonance circuit)

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    Active Filters: Pro and Contra

    Active Filters Advantages:

    Disadvantages:

    Direct compensation of harmonics currents Easy dimensioning Independent from the mains voltage quality Independent from the network impedance Excellent dynamics No influence to ripple control systems Electronic overload protection No capacitive reactive power injection Compensation possibility close to consumers

    More expensive (than passive filters) Higher power losses Ripple current

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 32

    To measure harmonics voltages and currents the following

    equipment can be used:

    Measuring Harmonics

    Total harmonics distortion factor (THD)

    Europe: THDR, USA: THDF

    Oscilloscope (the data can be analyzed after the measurement resultswere stored)

    Power meter (Fluke, Tektronix etc.)

    Data logger (TOPAS, Dranetz etc.)

    1

    1

    2

    ;F

    I

    I

    THD

    1

    2

    R

    I

    I

    THD

    %-THD may not contain a sufficient informative value for currents. An absolute

    harmonics THD-value in Amperes may be preferred instead!

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 33

    Power:

    Calculating Power

    Power factor:

    1

    2

    111

    11

    ;sin

    cos;

    IUDIUQ

    IUPIUS

    22

    1 DQQ 22

    1

    2 DQPS

    1

    2cos1 RTHD

    S

    P

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    i il i

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    Harmonics and Harmonics Filtering, IIEE, November 2013

    Slide 35

    Stand Alone MaxSine Compact Module

    New Active Filter MaxSine

    MaxSine100AV6C

    MaxSine100AV6CE

    i il i

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    MaxSine Compact Cubicle Version

    New Active Filter MaxSine

    i il Si

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    Main Features

    Small size enables customized modular cabinet construction

    Ethernet connection and Web Server for monitoring, setting and control User interface: PC or optional HMI

    Several menu languages (also character languages)

    Relay output for run indication Standby in case of small load current

    Adjustable relay output for cubicle fan

    Selectable dual parameter page setting e.g. for emergency generatorsupply

    Devices available for 3-wire as well as 3-wire + neutral (4-wire)

    Several overload protection algorithms: Output limiting factor by current peak Output limiting factor by temperature High temperature switch-off

    New Active Filter MaxSine

    N A i Fil M Si

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    Compensation Features

    Two compensation modes: Fast mode, selectable harmonics, amplitude and phase, 1-50th

    Ultra fast mode, global compensation Adjustable output overall factors for amplitude and phase

    Total power factor can be forced to 1 Possibility to balance line currents Ability to eliminate neutral current

    6 current inputs for multiple circuits (open loop, closed loop, CT-additions, etc.)

    Excellent dynamics; Response time < 1ms in ultra fast mode and adjustable from1 network period to 50 network periods in fast mode

    Selectable current input sensors: Rogowski coils Current transformers (CTs) Selectable compensation priorities:1. Fundamental has priority2. Harmonics have priority3. Only fundamental4. Only harmonics

    New Active Filter MaxSine

    N A i Fil M Si

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    Extended Measurement and power meter functions Date/Time

    Load, network and compensation currents in phases and neutral RMS, fundamental, harmonics currents and crest factors

    Active, reactive, apparent and harmonics power, cosphi THD(u), THD(i), current and voltage harmonics spectrum

    up to 50th harmonics Waveforms of currents Cabinet temperature and external temperature (e.g. heat sink) if

    sensor connected Uploading of measurements for reporting

    Network mains voltages

    One set of measurement values is always saved to memory whensystem stops

    New Active Filter MaxSine

    A ti Filt A li ti

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    Active Filter Applications

    Frequency Converter

    A ti Filt A li ti

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    Active Filter Applications

    Network current (frequency converter)

    before and after compensation with MaxSine

    A ti Filt A li ti

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    Fourier transformation of frequency converter current

    before compensation

    Active Filter Applications

    Order: f / Hz I RMS / A THDr: THDf: Total-

    values:

    1 50 35,50 91,55% 100,00%

    3 150 0,52 1,33% 1,45% I RMS / A:

    5 250 14,57 37,57% 41,04% 38,77

    7 350 5,25 13,55% 14,80%

    9 450 0,08 0,20% 0,22% THDr:11 550 1,93 4,98% 5,44% 40,51%

    13 650 1,03 2,66% 2,91%

    15 750 0,10 0,25% 0,27% THDf:

    17 850 0,92 2,37% 2,59% 44,24%

    19 950 0,52 1,33% 1,46%

    21 1050 0,08 0,20% 0,22%

    23 1150 0,51 1,31% 1,43%

    25 1250 0,33 0,86% 0,94%

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    Fourier transformation of frequency converter current

    after compensation

    Active Filter Applications

    Order: f / Hz I RMS / A THDr: THDf: Total-

    values:

    1 50 36,91 99,49% 100,00%

    3 150 0,16 0,44% 0,44% I RMS / A:

    5 250 0,27 0,73% 0,73% 37,10

    7 350 0,27 0,73% 0,73%9 450 0,12 0,33% 0,34% THDr:

    11 550 0,16 0,43% 0,43% 3,20%

    13 650 0,16 0,43% 0,43%

    15 750 0,17 0,46% 0,46% THDf:

    17 850 0,34 0,91% 0,92% 3,22%

    19 950 0,03 0,08% 0,09%

    21 1050 0,12 0,33% 0,33%

    23 1150 0,14 0,38% 0,38%25 1250 0,26 0,69% 0,70%

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    Personal Computers

    Active Filter Applications

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    Network current (Personal Computers) before and after

    compensation with MaxSine

    Active Filter Applications

    Acti e Filter Applications

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    Dynamic DC-Drive

    Active Filter Applications

    Active Filter Applications

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    Network current (dynamic 3-phase load) before and after

    compensation with MaxSine

    Active Filter Applications

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