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The future growth trend of neutral currents in three-phase computer power systems caused by voltage sags

Author(s)
Boonseng, C.
Kinnares, V.
Koykul, W.
Payakkaruang, S.
Chikine, M.
Kaewrut, S.
Date Issued
January 1, 2000
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/PESW.2000.850176
Abstract
This paper presents a summary of the power quality related concerns associated with the applications of the future growth trend of neutral currents in three-phase computer power systems. These concerns include power system harmonics and neutral current caused by voltage sags and short interruption. The neutral current characteristics under that condition are described. Methods for identifying these problems, analysis, determining their impact on utility and customer are also described. The EMTP simulation, field measurement and experimental results are used to verify the disturbance problems. The applications of regression model to predict neutral current growth trend during power line disturbances from measured data is proposed.
Citation
2000 IEEE Power Engineering Society Conference Proceedings, 2, 1416-1421, 2000
Subjects

Neutral current

unbalanced voltage

voltage sags and shor...

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