Harmonic Analyses and Mitigation in Large Industrial Steel Plants - A Case Study
By Hans De Keulenaer / Published on Wed, 2006-05-03 00:00Further reading
By Walter Hulshorst, At Keet and Johan Enslin
At its plant in the Dutch town of IJmuiden, steel-producer Corus has its own electricity network. For steel making electrical energy is needed, specially for the mill section, due to older techniques these installations produces more voltage distortion on the Corus network. This can cause equipment outages, and thus halt production. This paper presents an innovative solution to these problems, thereby limiting production losses and system mal operation and without exceeding of harmonic limits at the connection to the grid- operators network.
Published in EPQU Magazine, Vol 2 No 1, pp 57-64
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