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•	 Static (solid state) valves,
can switch once per cycle
•	 Transient free switching,
eliminating restrike
and ringing
•	 High speed control system:
integral sensing, actuating
and system diagnostics
•	 No moving parts, operates
as needed (>100k
operations/day)
•	 Standard capacitors, fuses
•	 Minimal installation and
commissioning time
required
•	 No external cooling
•	 Integral harmonic filtering
for clean reactive support
AMSC’s D-SVC™ (Distribution Static VAR Compensator) is a cost-effective, highly
reliable solution that allows large electric loads to operate on the AC power
system while minimizing the impacts of voltage sags and flicker problems.
AMSC’s D-SVC system automatically applies VARs on a cycle-by-cycle basis to
maintain steady line voltages adjacent to large inductive loads such as motors,
welders, arc furnaces, and pipeline pumping stations. The D-SVC uses AMSC’s
proven transmission-level D-VAR®
STATCOM control platform to bring a
transmission-level solution to the distribution environment.
Increasing grid and industrial power quality
for greater economic performance
Distribution Static VAR
Compensator (D-SVC™
) System
Overview
Reduce start-up processes, lower
maintenance cost, extend life
of equipment
A highly reliable source of electricity is crucial
for end users. Flicker, or rapidly occurring
voltage sags caused by sudden and large
increases in load current, is commonly caused
by rapidly varying loads that require a large
amount of real and reactive power such as
welders, motors, rock-crushers, sawmills,
pipeline pumping stations, and shredders. Poor
power quality caused by rapid and repeated
voltage fluctuation can dramatically reduce
production capacity, damage sensitive
equipment and can cause major downtime,
reducing overall revenues and profits.
Fix the source of the power quality
problem while providing benefit to
others nearby
Power quality has also become a major utility
issue as they seek to isolate the customers who
cause voltage sags and flicker from other utility
customers on the same circuits. Voltage sags,
transients and voltage flicker are the most
common power quality problems. Sags,
temporary reductions in voltage, will cause
loss of motor capacity and can interrupt
sensitive customer operations, interfering
with variable-speed drives, relays and robotics.
Sags and flicker are not isolated to the facility
that causes it; others miles away from the
source of the problem but on the same circuit
can be adversely affected. AMSC’s D-SVC
system mitigates the source of the problem
while providing inherent power quality
improvements to other key customers on
the connected network.
Benefits
Fast, accurate VAR compensation
connected at the distribution voltage level
The AMSC D-SVC system’s advanced design
utilizes solid state switching for fast accurate
VAR compensation connected at the
distribution voltage level. The D-SVC system’s
control logic monitors distribution system
performance (voltage and load current),
adjusting VARs on a cycle-by-cycle basis
if necessary. The result is optimal system
performance, even under wide swings in
circuit loading.
TM
®
amsc.com/gridtec
sales@amsc.com
© 2014 AMSC.
AMSC, GRIDTEC AND GRIDTEC SOLUTIONS, D-VAR, D-SVC and SMARTER, CLEANER ... BETTER
ENERGY are trademarks of American Superconductor Corp. or its subsidiaries.
DSVC_DS_A4_0515
The D-SVC system:
Compact, highly reliable,
and simple maintenance
make this an ideal solution
for industrial facilities.
Cost-effective solution and simple maintenance make this
an ideal solution for the industrial user
More affordable than alternative solutions, this high speed control
system boasts integral sensing, actuating and system diagnostics,
has no moving parts, operates as needed (>100k operations/day)
and eliminates flicker, ringing transients and re-strike. The
on-board management system provides complete “set and
forget” operation, including automatic restart. With no moving
parts, high reliability and simple maintenance are designed in. The
system does not require external cooling. The D-SVC system gives
electric utilities and large electricity users the most cost-effective
way to connect large disturbing loads to weak circuits.
Small, flexible footprint
AMSC’s D-SVC can be configured to meet specific customer
requirements. Highly compact, a D-SVC system can be installed
within a limited substation footprint, mounted on poles, or can be
placed on platform between poles, or provided in an enclosed
form factor. Installation and commissioning is quick and can be
complete in a matter of a couple of days.
SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Voltage Range: 5 kV - 15 kV (direct connection)
Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
Ratings: 500 kVAR, 1000 kVAR, 2000 kVAR, and 4000 kVAR
The modular D-SVC system design uses standard
system modules to cost-effectively tailor a
system to your application
Response Time: 1-cycle
Control Systems: 3-phase (optimized for motor operations)
Harmonics: Integral Harmonic Filters are included
System Monitoring: Digital recording of system conditions, D-SVC
system action, multiple outputs, alarms and
warning signals, accepts multiple inputs
Ambient Temperature: -40°C to +40°C
Other: Minimal site preperation and start-up support
Compact installation for minimal footprint
Optional Remote Monitoring
Environmentally benign
Ambient air cooling
Robust operation during low voltage conditions
Standards: IEC 61954, IEEE 1031
Not Required Special building, water, air or fan cooling or
special maintenance staff
APPLICATIONS
Sawmills, rock crushers,
quarrying and mining
operations, water and
wastewater pump stations
These operations are frequently located on long
and weak distribution feeders. Applying the
D-SVC system eliminates or defers the need
for circuit upgrades and can be moved when
the need no longer exists.
Large motors at car shredders,
car crushers, natural gas
pipelines and chemical
processes (typ. 2-14,000 HP)
An alternative to installing a seven figure
transmission line upgrade, the D-SVC system can
reduce overall project time by months.
Arc furnaces, foundries and
welders
The D-SVC system can be used instead of
transmission upgrades or can eliminate the use of
a traditional static VAR compensator creating a
minimum capital savings of greater than 65%
and a time savings of months or years.
TM
®

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AMSC D-SVC™ Product Catalog

  • 1. • Static (solid state) valves, can switch once per cycle • Transient free switching, eliminating restrike and ringing • High speed control system: integral sensing, actuating and system diagnostics • No moving parts, operates as needed (>100k operations/day) • Standard capacitors, fuses • Minimal installation and commissioning time required • No external cooling • Integral harmonic filtering for clean reactive support AMSC’s D-SVC™ (Distribution Static VAR Compensator) is a cost-effective, highly reliable solution that allows large electric loads to operate on the AC power system while minimizing the impacts of voltage sags and flicker problems. AMSC’s D-SVC system automatically applies VARs on a cycle-by-cycle basis to maintain steady line voltages adjacent to large inductive loads such as motors, welders, arc furnaces, and pipeline pumping stations. The D-SVC uses AMSC’s proven transmission-level D-VAR® STATCOM control platform to bring a transmission-level solution to the distribution environment. Increasing grid and industrial power quality for greater economic performance Distribution Static VAR Compensator (D-SVC™ ) System Overview Reduce start-up processes, lower maintenance cost, extend life of equipment A highly reliable source of electricity is crucial for end users. Flicker, or rapidly occurring voltage sags caused by sudden and large increases in load current, is commonly caused by rapidly varying loads that require a large amount of real and reactive power such as welders, motors, rock-crushers, sawmills, pipeline pumping stations, and shredders. Poor power quality caused by rapid and repeated voltage fluctuation can dramatically reduce production capacity, damage sensitive equipment and can cause major downtime, reducing overall revenues and profits. Fix the source of the power quality problem while providing benefit to others nearby Power quality has also become a major utility issue as they seek to isolate the customers who cause voltage sags and flicker from other utility customers on the same circuits. Voltage sags, transients and voltage flicker are the most common power quality problems. Sags, temporary reductions in voltage, will cause loss of motor capacity and can interrupt sensitive customer operations, interfering with variable-speed drives, relays and robotics. Sags and flicker are not isolated to the facility that causes it; others miles away from the source of the problem but on the same circuit can be adversely affected. AMSC’s D-SVC system mitigates the source of the problem while providing inherent power quality improvements to other key customers on the connected network. Benefits Fast, accurate VAR compensation connected at the distribution voltage level The AMSC D-SVC system’s advanced design utilizes solid state switching for fast accurate VAR compensation connected at the distribution voltage level. The D-SVC system’s control logic monitors distribution system performance (voltage and load current), adjusting VARs on a cycle-by-cycle basis if necessary. The result is optimal system performance, even under wide swings in circuit loading. TM ®
  • 2. amsc.com/gridtec sales@amsc.com © 2014 AMSC. AMSC, GRIDTEC AND GRIDTEC SOLUTIONS, D-VAR, D-SVC and SMARTER, CLEANER ... BETTER ENERGY are trademarks of American Superconductor Corp. or its subsidiaries. DSVC_DS_A4_0515 The D-SVC system: Compact, highly reliable, and simple maintenance make this an ideal solution for industrial facilities. Cost-effective solution and simple maintenance make this an ideal solution for the industrial user More affordable than alternative solutions, this high speed control system boasts integral sensing, actuating and system diagnostics, has no moving parts, operates as needed (>100k operations/day) and eliminates flicker, ringing transients and re-strike. The on-board management system provides complete “set and forget” operation, including automatic restart. With no moving parts, high reliability and simple maintenance are designed in. The system does not require external cooling. The D-SVC system gives electric utilities and large electricity users the most cost-effective way to connect large disturbing loads to weak circuits. Small, flexible footprint AMSC’s D-SVC can be configured to meet specific customer requirements. Highly compact, a D-SVC system can be installed within a limited substation footprint, mounted on poles, or can be placed on platform between poles, or provided in an enclosed form factor. Installation and commissioning is quick and can be complete in a matter of a couple of days. SPECIFICATIONS Operating Voltage Range: 5 kV - 15 kV (direct connection) Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz Ratings: 500 kVAR, 1000 kVAR, 2000 kVAR, and 4000 kVAR The modular D-SVC system design uses standard system modules to cost-effectively tailor a system to your application Response Time: 1-cycle Control Systems: 3-phase (optimized for motor operations) Harmonics: Integral Harmonic Filters are included System Monitoring: Digital recording of system conditions, D-SVC system action, multiple outputs, alarms and warning signals, accepts multiple inputs Ambient Temperature: -40°C to +40°C Other: Minimal site preperation and start-up support Compact installation for minimal footprint Optional Remote Monitoring Environmentally benign Ambient air cooling Robust operation during low voltage conditions Standards: IEC 61954, IEEE 1031 Not Required Special building, water, air or fan cooling or special maintenance staff APPLICATIONS Sawmills, rock crushers, quarrying and mining operations, water and wastewater pump stations These operations are frequently located on long and weak distribution feeders. Applying the D-SVC system eliminates or defers the need for circuit upgrades and can be moved when the need no longer exists. Large motors at car shredders, car crushers, natural gas pipelines and chemical processes (typ. 2-14,000 HP) An alternative to installing a seven figure transmission line upgrade, the D-SVC system can reduce overall project time by months. Arc furnaces, foundries and welders The D-SVC system can be used instead of transmission upgrades or can eliminate the use of a traditional static VAR compensator creating a minimum capital savings of greater than 65% and a time savings of months or years. TM ®