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POWER QUALITY
1. A Presentation on
Power Quality Improvement with
DSTATCOM using Fuzzy Controller Based
Small Isolated Distribution System
By
Aishvarya Narain
2. CONTENTS
• Power Quality
• Solution to Power Quality Problem
• Objectives
• Isolated System
• DSTATCOM
• System Description
• Schematic Diagram of System
• Conclusions
• Future Scope of Work
• List of Publications
• References
3. POWER QUALITY
• Power Quality is described as the variation of
voltage, current and frequency in power system.
• If electrical equipment operates correctly and
reliably without being damaged or stressed, we would
say that the electrical power is of good quality.
• On the other hand, if the electrical equipment
malfunctions, is unreliable, or is damaged during
normal usage, we would say that the power quality is
poor.
4. SOLUTION TO POWER QUALITY
PROBLEM
• Passive Filters have been most commonly used to
limit the flow of harmonic currents in distribution
systems.
• The performances of Conventional method (LC
Filter) is not satisfactory due to the drawbacks.
• Among the different new technical options available
to improve power quality, D-STATCOM have proved
to be an important and flexible alternative to
compensate for current and voltage disturbances in
power distribution systems.
5. OBJECTIVES
• To analyze the effect of linear and non-linear loads on
power system.
• Power Quality improvement for small isolated system
• Voltage Regulation
• Harmonics Reduction
• Power Factor Correction
• Load Balancing
7. DSTATCOM
• STATCOM is a controlled reactive power source
which provides the desired reactive power generation
and absorption by means of VSC.
• The VSC consist of shunt Transformer, DC
Capacitor, IGBT with back to back diode making a
bridge.
• STATCOM is an adjustable voltage source behind a
reactance.
9. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
• The model contains STATCOM for load balancing,
power factor correction and voltage regulation to
small isolated alternator feeding distribution system
supplying power to a linear unbalance load.
• VSC as a DSTATCOM connected in parallel with the
system.
• DSTATCOM considered here as a controlled reactive
source.
10. • Three phase AC supply voltages and DC link
voltages are sensed and converted into their per unit
values to fed the two PI Controller and fuzzy logic
controller.
• A capacitor is connected in parallel with VSI to
obtain self supporting DC bus to maintain constant
voltage in the system.
• VSI consist IGBT switches fired by gate pulse
generated through the Hysteresis controller.
• System also consist of linear R-L load.
18. DSTATCOM for Load Balancing and Power
Factor Correction Using PI Controller
19. DSTATCOM for Load Balancing and Power
Factor Correction Using Fuzzy Controller
20. DSTATCOM for Load Balancing and Voltage
Regulation Using PI Controller
21. DSTATCOM for Load Balancing and Voltage
Regulation Using Fuzzy Controller
22. CONCLUSIONS
• Fuzzy Logic Control used for regulation of voltage
and correction of power factor with the help of
DSTATCOM is proposed here. As the load changes
or load is reduced there are variations in the load
current, voltage and DC capacitance voltage.
• DSTATCOM is able for correction to power factor,
load balancing and regulation in the voltage profile.
• It is useful for aircraft, ship, islands, submarine and
isolated remote power generation where grid
connected power generation is not really available
and we need to generate and distribute AC power.
23. FUTURE SCOPE
• Improve Power Quality of a small isolated alternator
system by some advance techniques.
• Implementation of Sugeno Fuzzy Controller (SFC)
for modeling and controlling of DSTATCOM
• In order to obtain voltage regulation by using two
Fuzzy logic controller.
• Power factor correction can be improved using the
above.
24. PUBLICATIONS
• Aishvarya Narain and S.K.Srivastava, “Power
Quality Improvement by Shunt Active Power Filter
Using 12 pulse Inverter”, IEEE-International
Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical,
Electronics & Sustainable Energy Systems,(IEEE-
ICETEESES-16), vol.2, pp 198-203, Mar. 2016.
• Aishvarya Narain and S.K.Srivastava, “An
Overview of Facts Devices used for Reactive Power
Compensation Techniques”, International Journal
of Engineering Research & Technology
(IJERT),vol. 4(12) ,pp 81-85, Dec 2015.
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