Authors :
Namburi Nireekshana; A. Shiva; Md Mujtaba Furkhan Ali; M. Sridhar; Ashwini Omprakash; Kadari Shiva Kumar
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 9 - September
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24SEP1474
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Abstract :
This article presents a Six Pulse Type
Segmented Thyristor Controlled Reactor (TCR)
integrated with a Fixed Capacitor (FC) for reactive power
compensation. The primary objective is to improve
voltage stability and power factor in electrical networks,
addressing issues related to reactive power imbalance and
harmonic distortion. The proposed configuration
combines the advantages of segmented TCR and FC,
providing a flexible and efficient approach to reactive
power management. The novelty of this work lies in the
segmentation of the TCR, which enhances the dynamic
control of reactive power by allowing more precise
regulation and reduced harmonics compared to
conventional TCR systems. This segmented approach also
minimizes switching losses and thermal stress on
thyristors, leading to enhanced reliability and longevity of
the system. Additionally, the integration of a fixed
capacitor optimizes the overall power factor correction,
contributing to improved system efficiency. Key findings
from simulation and experimental results demonstrate
that the Six Pulse Type Segmented TCR with FC
significantly reduces reactive power, stabilizes voltage
levels, and effectively suppresses harmonics within
permissible limits, adhering to IEEE standards. The
system shows a marked improvement in power quality,
making it a viable solution for industrial applications
where reactive power control is critical. This innovative
approach not only provides superior compensation
characteristics but also offers a scalable and adaptable
framework for modern power systems, highlighting its
potential to enhance operational performance and energy
efficiency in various electrical grids.
Keywords :
Power Systems, Power Electronics, Flexible AC Transmission System, Reactive Power.
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This article presents a Six Pulse Type
Segmented Thyristor Controlled Reactor (TCR)
integrated with a Fixed Capacitor (FC) for reactive power
compensation. The primary objective is to improve
voltage stability and power factor in electrical networks,
addressing issues related to reactive power imbalance and
harmonic distortion. The proposed configuration
combines the advantages of segmented TCR and FC,
providing a flexible and efficient approach to reactive
power management. The novelty of this work lies in the
segmentation of the TCR, which enhances the dynamic
control of reactive power by allowing more precise
regulation and reduced harmonics compared to
conventional TCR systems. This segmented approach also
minimizes switching losses and thermal stress on
thyristors, leading to enhanced reliability and longevity of
the system. Additionally, the integration of a fixed
capacitor optimizes the overall power factor correction,
contributing to improved system efficiency. Key findings
from simulation and experimental results demonstrate
that the Six Pulse Type Segmented TCR with FC
significantly reduces reactive power, stabilizes voltage
levels, and effectively suppresses harmonics within
permissible limits, adhering to IEEE standards. The
system shows a marked improvement in power quality,
making it a viable solution for industrial applications
where reactive power control is critical. This innovative
approach not only provides superior compensation
characteristics but also offers a scalable and adaptable
framework for modern power systems, highlighting its
potential to enhance operational performance and energy
efficiency in various electrical grids.
Keywords :
Power Systems, Power Electronics, Flexible AC Transmission System, Reactive Power.