Abstract
The three-phase unbalance problem can introduce additional losses in distribution networks due to both negative and zero sequence components, which leads to inefficient power consumption and increased CO2 emission of low voltage transformer area, moreover it causes safety possible malfunction of energy transportation networks. The aim of this paper is to introduce a new voltage unbalance indicator and a control algorithm that compensates source voltage unbalances. To examine the available measures of voltage asymmetry and make a comparison from the transient behaviours point of view. Analytical and simulation, results are presented to illustrate the effectiveness of the new techniques.
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