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Network resonance detection using harmonic active power

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Bottenberg, Agknaton
Peterson, Brandon
Rens, Johan
Debruyne, Colin
Knockaert, Jos

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Resonances in electrical distribution systems can result in amplification of harmonics, which is undesirable in electrical networks. To avoid intrusive measurement techniques, in the majority of the cases network modeling is used to validate if there is an issue with resonance. In this paper a new, innovative but simple, concept is presented which uses relatively basic measurements to segregate the power related to specific harmonics into active and non-active harmonic power. These results are subsequently used in order to find if there is resonance in the electrical network. In this paper the concepts are explained on a theoretical basis and are test cased by numerical modeling. The initial results look promising but additional research is needed to validate the method

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Bottenberg, A. et al. 2018. Network resonance detection using harmonic active power. 18th International Conference on Harmonics and Quality of Power (ICHQP), 13-16 May, Ljubljana, Slovenia. [https://doi.org/10.1109/ICHQP.2018.8378871]

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