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Dahidah, Mohamed S. A.
(2002)
Design of Single-Phase Active Power Filter for Harmonic Mitigation in Distribution Power Line.
Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Abstract
Recently, the wide use of power electronic components in various
application s has affected the quality of the power. One of the most serious problems
is that of the harmonic, which is generated from the nonlinear loads such as variable
frequency AC motor drives, uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), personal
computers, laser printers, and many more [1-4], is has harmful effect on the electrical
equipment.
Several techniques have been carried out over the year to prevent the effects
of the harmonic [3], [7], The active power filter is the most efficient method, which
has been developed in different configuration s to meet the different demands [9].
This thesis presents the design and development of a single-phase shunt active power
filter that is suitable for commercial or education al buildings with computer loads
[9]. The proposed filter is designed to mitigate the third and fifth order harmonics for
two main reasons. Firstly, because of using large number of relatively small single phase
loads that may produce excessive total amount of the third harmonic fifth and
seventh harmonic [3]. Secondly because of the active power filter rating could be highly reduced when the suppression of one or two special harmonics is effected by
the active filter [20].
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