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How about loss of MV tuned filter?

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kia

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Feb 18, 2002
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We measured Active, Reactive and Apparent power of tuned filters.

6.6 kV system. Indoor, Aircore reactor, Cable length < 35 meters.

1. 5th Filter#1 3.9 MVAR(Design)
P = 54 kW Q = 4.19 MVAR I = 365 A THDi < 5%(Measured)

2. 7th and 11th Filter#1 7.8 MVAR(Design)
P = 159 kW Q = 8.17 MVAR I = 711A THDi < 5% (Measured)

3. 5th Filter#2 3.9 MVAR(Design)
P = 34 kW Q = 3.95 MVAR I = 350A THDi < 5% (Measured)

4. 5th Filter#3 5.0 MVAR(Design)
P = 103 kW Q = 5.05 MVAR I = 440A THDi < 5% (Measured)

5. 7th and 11th Filter#2 5.0 MVAR(Design)
P = 136 kW Q = 5.10 MVAR I = 440A THDi < 5% (Measured)

How about loss of all MV tuned filters, Normal or Abnormal?
We calculate loss from capacitor(.12kW/MVAR) and loss from cable (I^2Rloss < 1kW) but it very less than measured value(we don't know Resistance of Reactor).
What was causes the loss of tuned filters?
Can we reduce loss of all filters? How ???
 
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Reducing the loss of filters increases the sharpness of the tuning. This may reduce the effectiveness in filtering out harmonics. There is a balance between reducing losses and optimizing the filter for harmonic reduction.
 
So, how about loss of all MV tuned filters?

Normal or Abnormal.

Thank
 
The losses of each filter seems to be 2% of the VAR or less. Seems reasonable to me.

 
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