Optimal Design of Passive Filter Groups Based on Three Kinds of Operation Modes

Kai Liang Wang; Jiang Zeng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.392.611

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Optimal Design of Passive Filter Groups Based on Three Kinds of Operation Modes

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Parameters of passive filter (PF) group are usually designed according to single operating mode, in general the maximum operation mode. When power system is being operated in other operation mode, it is impossible to meet the requirement of power system in reactive power compensation and harmonic elimination simultaneously when whichever filter group is out of service. For this reason, based on three kinds of typical operation mode, namely the maximum, average and minimum mode, the optimization design of PF group is performed and reasonable parameters are determined to achieve the optimal matching between harmonic elimination and reactive power compensation by the lowest investment cost. The feasibility of the proposed method is verified by simulation results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 392)

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Kai Liang Wang, Jiang Zeng

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Harmonic Elimination, Improved Catastrophic Genetic Algorithm (ICGA), Optimal Design, Passive Filter (PF), Reactive Power Compensation

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