What are Reactive Power and Reactive Power compensation？ Reactive power is a key part of AC electrical systems—it’s the energy that flows back and forth between the power source and the load. Unlike active power, which does the actual work like powering lights or running machines, reactive power doesn’t directly get used up. But it plays a crucial role in keeping voltage levels s...
Power Factor Correction Methods Efficient energy management has become a cornerstone of modern industries and commercial facilities. Among the various strategies to optimize energy usage, Power Factor Correction (PFC) stands out as a critical approach for reducing energy losses, improving power quality, and minimizing costs. Reactive power compensation methods play a vital role in achieving...
Advantages of YT Electric SVC Over Capacitor Banks In industrial and commercial power systems, maintaining a balanced power factor is critical for efficient operation, reduced energy costs, and overall system stability. Reactive power compensation is a key technique used to improve power factor and stabilize the voltage profile of the system. Traditionally, capacitor banks have been w...
Reactive Power Compensation in Photovoltaic Power Generation: A Case Study 1. Introduction As the world moves towards a greener future, China has set ambitious "Dual Carbon" targets, which have propelled the photovoltaic (PV) power generation industry into an era of unprecedented growth and potential. The State Council's plan for achieving peak carbon emissions by 2030 envisions an installe...
Why is CT Selection the Core of AHF System Performance? The current transformer (CT), as the "sensing organ" of the active harmonic filter (AHF), directly affects the accuracy of harmonic detection and the dynamic response speed. If the CT is not properly selected, the following problems may occur: Failure of Harmonic Compensation: Low-frequency or high-frequency harmonics are missed in det...
IEC vs IEEE Standards for Active Harmonic Filters Explore key differences between IEC 61000 and IEEE 519 standards for Active Power Filters (APF), including harmonic limits, testing protocols, and adaptive solutions. Discover YT Electric’s globally compliant APF systems. Why Dual Compliance Matters for APF in Global Projects? Modern power quality challenges require activ...
Understanding the Principles of Active Harmonic Filters (AHF) Active Harmonic Filters (AHF) are devices used to improve power quality. They reduce harmonic distortions and compensate for reactive power in electrical systems. The main idea behind AHF is to detect and counteract unwanted harmonic currents and reactive power. This helps make the power system more efficient and stable. Let&rsqu...
1. Current Transformer (CT) A Current Transformer is an instrument transformer used to measure alternating current (AC) by stepping down high currents to a lower, measurable value. Key Functions: Current Measurement: Steps down high primary current (e.g., 1000A) to a standardized secondary current (e.g., 5A or 1A) for meters and relays. Isolation: Provides galvanic isolation be...
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