Capacitors in Harmonic-Rich Environments
By Bryony Samuel / Published on Wed, 2008-12-03 12:44Further reading
Capacitor banks have been used for many years to compensate fundamental reactive power required by resistive-inductive loads. However, non-linear loads are now becoming predominant and capacitor banks now have to be designed to withstand excess harmonic current and to avoid the risk of resonance with inductances in close (electrical) proximity. This Guide identifies the optimal approach when selecting new plant and upgrading existing capacitor banks in order to prevent these problems.
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