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Title:
Inrush current and Total Harmonic Distortion Transient of Power Transformer with Switching Capacitor Bank
Authors: ABDELSALAM. H. A. HAMZ EIMAN ALI AL-JAZZAF MOHAMED. A. H. A BADR
Year: 2013
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Abstract:

Transient causing overvoltages occur in the system due to different causes, and the peak values of these can be much in excess of the operating voltage. Therefore, an area of critical importance in the design of power systems is the consideration of the insulation requirements for lines, cables and stations. Transient overvoltages due to the energizing of capacitor banks are the most common source of overvoltages on many power systems. There is however a problem that is associated with the switching of a capacitor bank. Transient overvoltages are always created during this switching. This paper analyzes the instantaneous values of the voltages during the capacitor banks switching. Several switching cases are developed represented and simulated using MATLAB/SIMULINK software in order to evaluate the conditions which affect the associated capacitor bank energization transient overvoltage. The simulations tacked into account the operation of different switches, using the Fast Fourier Transfer (FFT) the total harmonic content of transient overvoltages and currents waveforms is estimated at all system buses. Keywords-component; Switching capacitor bank; Transient overvoltages and currents; Fast Fourier Transfer (FFT)

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