Use of power electronics equipment (HVDC, SVC etc.) with technological developmentsand non-linear loads such as arc and induction ovens have caused to the harmonics ( magnitudes different than the network frequency) and have decreased the power quality. This issue affects other linear loads which do not cause harmonics and causes overheating, insulation problems, short operating life and significant loss of efficiency. Harmonics do not result in any benefits but cause significant power losses at the network.
Passive harmonic filtration is the most efficient and cost-effective method to eliminate harmonics. The harmonic filter systems can in principle only consist of capacitor and reactor (LC). However, in this case, a change in the value of the capacitor or reactor due to manufacturing defect, aging or temperature can affect the filtering very seriously and may even cause the parallel resonance to increase even more harmonics. This sensitivity can be controlled by adding resistance to the filter circuit and the harmonic filter system can continue to work with the same efficiency for a long time.
Advantages
- Robust mechanical design suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Low inductive characteristic
- Easy access and maintenance
- Modular elevation legs suitable for extreme environmental conditions
Application Areas
- Arc Furnaces
- Mining Industry
- Iron and Steel Industry
- Suitable up to 36 kV rated voltage
- Stainless steel resistance material suitable for extreme ambient conditions, resistant to oxidation and corrosion, low resistance variation against to temperature and low inductance
- Design and tests in accordance with IEC 60071-1 and CIGRË WG 14.30 Section 17 Resistors and other special specifications
- Insulated from ground and suitable for the isolation level between the input terminal and the ground, between the output terminal and the ground and between the input and output terminals
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FR - Filter Resistor | 1 MB | Download |