Static Var Compensators: A Solution to the Big Motor/Weak System Problem?
Bill Lockley, G. Philpott
Abstract
Bill Lockley, G. Philpott
Abstract
Static VAr compensators (SVCs) with reactive power capabilities of hundreds of both positive and negative MVAr have been used for years by utilities to control reactive power flow in transmission and distribution systems. In this paper, the authors describe how static VAr compensators provide an economical way to control reactive power flow and maintain stable utility and plant voltages.
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Static VAr compensators (SVCs) with reactive power capabilities of hundreds of both positive and negative MVAr have been used for years by utilities to control reactive power flow in transmission and distribution systems. In this paper, the authors describe how static VAr compensators provide an economical way to control reactive power flow and maintain stable utility and plant voltages.
Key concepts: AC power, Static VAR compensator, Volt-ampere reactive, Control theory (sociology), Compensation (psychology), Control engineering, Engineering, Electric power system