A MATLAB tool to study harmonics penetration in grid unbalanced conditions
Matheus F. Zambroni de Souza, Matheus Landim Pereira, Paulo Márcio da Silveira, Paulo F. Ribeiro
Abstract
Matheus F. Zambroni de Souza, Matheus Landim Pereira, Paulo Márcio da Silveira, Paulo F. Ribeiro
Abstract
Harmonics is a very important subject in the area of power quality, due to the negative impacts they bring to the network. This paper presents a computational tool using MATLAB to study harmonic penetration in electric grids. The platform is then applied to a distribution system under balanced and unbalanced conditions at different harmonic frequencies. In the first two cases the grid is connected to an infinite bus, so the behavior of a balanced and an unbalanced grid is analyzed. The other two cases consider the grid isolated, once again, balanced and unbalanced conditions are focused. The proposed method employs a direct approach by injecting current of different harmonic levels. The analyses are made by observing the impacts the harmonics brings to the voltages of positive and negative sequence.
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Harmonics is a very important subject in the area of power quality, due to the negative impacts they bring to the network. This paper presents a computational tool using MATLAB to study harmonic penetration in electric grids. The platform is then applied to a distribution system under balanced and unbalanced conditions at different harmonic frequencies. In the first two cases the grid is connected to an infinite bus, so the behavior of a balanced and an unbalanced grid is analyzed. The other two cases consider the grid isolated, once again, balanced and unbalanced conditions are focused. The proposed method employs a direct approach by injecting current of different harmonic levels. The analyses are made by observing the impacts the harmonics brings to the voltages of positive and negative sequence.
Key concepts: Harmonics, MATLAB, Harmonic analysis, Grid, Power quality, Electric power system, Computer science, Harmonic