access icon free Innovative calculation method of inductive reactive compensation capacity based on optimum injection current

An innovative method based on optimal injection current is introduced to calculate reactive compensation capacity during unbalanced three-phase distribution transformer operation. This method offers a new process that governs the three-phase unbalanced distribution transformers compared with susceptance compensation and calculates the operation capacity of the reactive power compensation electric control equipment through reverse thinking. Compensation effect is further optimised by adding reasonable restrictive conditions and neglecting inductive compensation combined with practical electrical engineering computing. This study presents the calculation method of optimal injection current with pure capacitive reactive power control along with its basic principles, algorithm implementation, and practical analysis. Results show that calculation based on optimal injection current avoids the overcompensation and overcurrent of susceptance compensation while improving the governance of the unbalanced three-phase distribution transformer effect.

Inspec keywords: compensation; reactive power control; electric current control; power distribution control; power transformers

Other keywords: capacitive reactive power control; unbalanced three-phase distribution transformer operation; electric control equipment; electrical engineering computing; inductive reactive power compensation capacity; optimum injection current

Subjects: Power and energy control; Current control; Power system control; Distribution networks; Transformers and reactors; Control of electric power systems

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