20 research outputs found

    Pertes vagabondes dans les transformateurs

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    CIGRE/CIRED/IEEE working group C4.24 - New measurement techniques in the future grid

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    One of the issues that the joint working groupCIGRÉ/CIRED/IEEE JWG C4.24 will be addressing, isthe need in future networks for new measurementtechniques, more complex and more accurate, which willbe undergoing architecture reconfiguration (due tofeeder reconfiguration) and will be witnessing old andnew phenomena affecting the power quality. This papergives a comprehensive overview and betterunderstanding of the real challenges related tomeasurement techniques in future networksGodkänd; 2015; 20150625 (matbol

    CIGRE/CIRED working group C4.24 – power quality and EMC issues associated with future electricity networks – status report

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    This paper gives a status report of joint working group C4.24. Next to an overview of the different activities started, more details are given of the work done on voltage dips, new sources of emission, feeder reconfiguration, demand side management and power quality and economics.Godkänd; 2015; 20150625 (matbol

    Power quality aspects of smart grids

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    This paper gives an overview of the smart grids developments, seen from a power-quality viewpoint; describes the main relations between smart grids and power quality, and goes into some detail for some of the aspects. Different types of real and virtual energy storage are distinguished. Power-quality monitoring in the smart grid is discussed in detail. Further aspects discussed in the paper are: emission by new devices; interference between devices and power-line communication; allocation of emission limits; improving voltage quality; immunity of devices; and weakening of the transmission grid. Although the smart grid brings many new power-quality challenges, these should not result in the introduction of unnecessary barriers against the introduction of new technology
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