Active Power Line Conditioners: Design, Simulation, and Implementation for Improving Power Quality
Patricio Salmerón Revuelta, University of Huelva;
Salvador Pérez Litrán, University of Huelva;
Jaime Prieto Thomas, University of Huelva
Academic Press, 2016
ISBN: 978-0-12-803216-9;
Language: English
Active Power Line Conditioners: Design, Simulation, and Implementation for Improving Power Quality presents a rigorous theoretical and practical approach to active power line conditioners, a subject of high interest in the field of power quality. Its broad approach allows power engineering professionals, researchers, and graduate students to learn more about the latest landmarks on the different APLC configurations for load active compensation.
By introducing the issues and equipment needs that arise when correcting the lack of power quality in power grids, this book helps define power terms according to the IEEE Standard 1459. Detailed chapters discuss instantaneous reactive power theory and the theoretical framework that enabled the practical development of APLCs (in both its original and modified formulations), along with other proposals.
Different APLC configurations for load compensation are explored, including shunt APF, series APF, hybrid APF, and shunt combined with series APF, also known as UPQC. The book includes simulation examples carefully developed and ready for download from the companion website, along with different case studies where real APLCs have been developed.
Finally, the new paradigm brought by the emergence of distribution systems with dispersed generation, such as the use of small power units based on gas technology or renewable energy sources, is discussed in a chapter where mitigation technologies are addressed in a distributed environment.
This text includes over 28 practical simulation examples in MATLAB and Simulink which are available for download at the companion website, with four reproducible case studies from real APLCs.
