Selective Power Conditioning in Two-Phase Three-Wire Systems Based on the Conservative Power Theory

AC power conditioners in electric power systems have been extensively explored in the literature based on approaches mainly focused on single- and three-phase wiring topologies, remaining a significant gap in regard to applications suitable for two-phase three-wire circuitry. Therefore, this work de...

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Published in2019 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting pp. 1 - 6
Main Authors S. Alonso, Augusto M., M. Paredes, Helmo K., O. Filho, Jose A., Bonaldo, Jakson P., Brandao, Danilo I., Marafao, Fernando P.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.09.2019
Subjects
Active filters
Active Power Filter
Conductors
Conservative Power Theory
Harmonic analysis
Harmonics
Power harmonic filters
Power quality
Topology
Two-phase Three-wire
Unbalance
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Summary:AC power conditioners in electric power systems have been extensively explored in the literature based on approaches mainly focused on single- and three-phase wiring topologies, remaining a significant gap in regard to applications suitable for two-phase three-wire circuitry. Therefore, this work demonstrates that the Conservative Power Theory can be employed to generate the proper reference signals for an active power filter in two-phase three-wire networks. This methodology allows to selectively synthesize reference signals in a flexible manner, providing reactive power compensation, mitigation of unbalance and harmonic currents, as well as contributing to the reduction of neutral current at point of common coupling. The proposed strategy, its implementation, and the control design of a three-leg active power filter are discussed in this paper through simulation results, demonstrating the particularities and advantages of this approach.
ISSN:2576-702X
DOI:10.1109/IAS.2019.8911909