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Static VAr compensator with fully controlled reactors

G. Błajszczak

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A novel configuration for a static VAr compensator (of fundamental harmonic reactive power) is proposed. The compensator operates by controlling coupled reactors through force-commutated switches. The compensator is compared with traditional systems and its specific advantages, including cost factors, are discussed.

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A novel configuration for a static VAr compensator (of fundamental harmonic reactive power) is proposed. The compensator operates by controlling coupled reactors through force-commutated switches. The compensator is compared with traditional systems and its specific advantages, including cost factors, are discussed.

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A novel configuration for a static VAr compensator (of fundamental harmonic reactive power) is proposed. The compensator operates by controlling coupled reactors through force-commutated switches. The compensator is compared with traditional systems and its specific advantages, including cost factors, are discussed.

Key concepts: Static VAR compensator, Control theory (sociology), Harmonic, AC power, Power (physics), Electric power system, Computer science, Control engineering

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