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Simple Techniques for Designing Passive Power Filter System to Reduced Harmonic Resonance and Improve Power Quality of Electrical Systems with Servo Drive

Author(s)
Boonseng, C.
Boosseng, R.
Kularbphettong, K.
Date Issued
November 24, 2020
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.23919/ICEMS50442.2020.9290949
Abstract
The proliferation of servo drives (SD) in the industry has led to serious concerns about harmonic resonance and power quality in electrical distribution systems. This paper reported the resonance conditions of electrical systems with motor control using a small servo drive for use in CNC machines. When a large number of servo drives are combined, it results in harmonic resonance occur in the system. Resulting in the destruction of electrical equipment such as power supply, computer, CNC, or servo drive close to each other, etc. The cost of purchasing the above electrical equipment to replace the damaged ones in each month is very high. A simple passive power filter system (PPFs) design is recommended to reduced harmonic resonance. PPFs are applied to the system and the actual installation which is satisfactory and can greatly reduce the damage of electrical equipment. Finally, the factories can save money each month.
Citation
23rd International Conference on Electrical Machines and Systems Icems 2020, 1066-1071, 2020
Subjects

harmonic model

harmonic resonance

power quality

PPFs

servo drive

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