Abstract
RELEVANCE. The large proliferation of various nonlinear loads has led to serious power-quality related problems in power systems. THE PURPOSE. In this paper, we consider design procedure of broadband passive filters with flat frequency characteristics. METHODS. A general method for optimally design the arbitrary order broadband passive filters (BBF) is considered. The base structure of BBF has the form of resistively loaded reactive two-port. Conditions of low fundamental frequency loss and required filer selectivity have been determined. The BBF design procedure minimizes the grid total current distortion and takes into account the power system performance. RESULTS. New broadband passive filter scheme are proposed. Compensating performances of different BBF configurations are discussed. Case studies demonstrated that proposed scheme can filter characteristic and damp non-characteristic harmonic simultaneously. CONCLUSION. The results show that proposed broadband damping filters are the effective instrument for the power quality normalization in industrial power systems.
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