A 10KV shunt hybrid active filter for a power distribution system
Wu Jian, Na He, Zhuang Xu
Abstract
Wu Jian, Na He, Zhuang Xu
Abstract
This paper analyzes the compensation performance of a shunt hybrid active power filter. The hybrid active power filter, which combines passive filter and active power filter, has both respective merits, and is an important developing trend of filtering device. The hybrid active power filter can reduce the capacity of active power filter effectively and is more suitable for the engineering application for high voltage nonlinear loads. The compensation performance of hybrid active power filter is analyzed by estimating the effect of different active power filter gain and parameters change. Then, a conclusion has been obtained that the harmonic attenuation rate is insensitive to the variation of passive parameters when the active power filter with an enough feedback gain is combined. Finally, the feasibility and validity of proposed scheme is verified by simulation using Matlab and a hybrid shunt active power filter prototype.
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This paper analyzes the compensation performance of a shunt hybrid active power filter. The hybrid active power filter, which combines passive filter and active power filter, has both respective merits, and is an important developing trend of filtering device. The hybrid active power filter can reduce the capacity of active power filter effectively and is more suitable for the engineering application for high voltage nonlinear loads. The compensation performance of hybrid active power filter is analyzed by estimating the effect of different active power filter gain and parameters change. Then, a conclusion has been obtained that the harmonic attenuation rate is insensitive to the variation of passive parameters when the active power filter with an enough feedback gain is combined. Finally, the feasibility and validity of proposed scheme is verified by simulation using Matlab and a hybrid shunt active power filter prototype.
Key concepts: Active filter, Voltage-controlled filter, Control theory (sociology), AC power, Electronic filter topology, High-pass filter, Electronic engineering, All-pass filter