Performance Investigation of Six Pulse Rectifier with Transformer Vector Groups

Authors

  • Abdul Qayyum Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro
  • Abdul sattar Larik Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro
  • Mukhtiar Ahmed Mahar Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro

Keywords:

Power quality, point of common coupling, three phase rectifier, transformer vector groups.

Abstract

Power quality is one of the main factors which govern the performance and the productivity of an industry. Diffusion of power electronics topologies in the system are the foremost causes to the devaluation of power quality. Three phase rectifiers, widely advantageous, ordinarily adopted in industrial distribution network and its contributions to the degradation of power quality are no more hidden. Harmonics mitigations in the system in a reliable and cost effective method are prime objectives. Transformers vector groups are very important in electrical network for the better service requirements. Transformer’s leakage reactance plays an excellent role as a magnetic trap to the harmonics. This paper presents the importance and applications of transformer vector groups in electrical network system and analysis the performance of three phase six pulse rectifier with various vector groups of transformer in terms of total harmonics distortion of voltage and current at PCC of a typical industrial distribution system. The conclusions show total harmonics current distortion reduction and the converse effects on voltage profile of various transformer winding configurations.

Author Biography

Abdul Qayyum, Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro

 

 

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Published

2018-06-05

How to Cite

Abdul Qayyum, Abdul sattar Larik, & Mukhtiar Ahmed Mahar. (2018). Performance Investigation of Six Pulse Rectifier with Transformer Vector Groups. International Journal of Electrical Engineering &Amp; Emerging Technology, 2(1). Retrieved from http://ijeeet.com/index.php/ijeeet/article/view/15