The voltage asymmetry in electrical networks with single-phase load

2017

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DOI 10.1109/dynamics.2017.8239461
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The main reason for the asymmetrical modes are different terms of the phases of the electrical network. These modes arise from the asymmetry of power sources; due to unbalance operation of the electric grid elements (longitudinal asymmetry); due to significant unbalanced loads on phases (transverse asymmetry). To ensure compatibility of electrical networks and general purpose networks, consumers need to have accurate information about low-frequency conductive electromagnetic disturbances on the coefficient of voltage unbalance reverse order. Voltage negative sequence characterizes the distortions caused by the asymmetry.