Wfg42438
Electrical
- Apr 10, 2017
- 70
Hello,
After some research, I was able to find some resources on the estimation of the capacitor bank capacitance which is listed below.
As I was doing this I came across an article that explained the differences in Var produced by the banks in delta and Y configurations.
Now what I wanted to ask is I noticed most manufacturer data sheets mention the Var delivered but not the grounding configuration applied to deliver the rated value.
Does anyone know if the rating provided is typically specified to the end-user upon request?
Or are these banks designed based on the end-users grounding configuration needs?
For example, if the end-user purchases a bank with a specific kVar rating does that mean the design is adjusted by the manufacturer based on the customer's required grounding configuration or has this configuration been predefined by the manufacturer to deliver the rated kVar?
Listed below is an example of this from Schneider electric:
Bringing up these questions in hopes to learn a bit more about capacitor banks.
After some research, I was able to find some resources on the estimation of the capacitor bank capacitance which is listed below.
As I was doing this I came across an article that explained the differences in Var produced by the banks in delta and Y configurations.
Now what I wanted to ask is I noticed most manufacturer data sheets mention the Var delivered but not the grounding configuration applied to deliver the rated value.
Does anyone know if the rating provided is typically specified to the end-user upon request?
Or are these banks designed based on the end-users grounding configuration needs?
For example, if the end-user purchases a bank with a specific kVar rating does that mean the design is adjusted by the manufacturer based on the customer's required grounding configuration or has this configuration been predefined by the manufacturer to deliver the rated kVar?
Listed below is an example of this from Schneider electric:
Bringing up these questions in hopes to learn a bit more about capacitor banks.