Study on the effect of asymmetric load of MV/LV transformers on the voltage unbalance factor in low voltage network
Nawrowski, Ryszard; Stein, Zbigniew; Zielińska, Maria;
Study on the effect of asymmetric load of MV/LV transformers on the voltage unbalance factor in low voltage network
The degree of voltage unbalance in electric power network is subject to limitation, and its value is defined by the regulations. Unbalance of output voltage of power transformers is caused mainly by asymmetric loads. The paper presents analysis of the effect of various types of load asymmetry on the value of the factor. The analysis was carried out with the help of the Mathcad software.
Czech Republic
- University of West Bohemia Czech Republic
- Západočeská univerzita v Plzni (University of West Bohemia in Pilsen) Czech Republic
transformátory, sítě nízkého napětí, nesymetrické napětí, transformers, low-voltage networks, voltage unbalance
transformátory, sítě nízkého napětí, nesymetrické napětí, transformers, low-voltage networks, voltage unbalance
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