Power Quality [electronic resource] : Mitigation Technologies in a Distributed Environment /
Moreno-Muñoz, Antonio.editor.
With the generalized use of personal computers, microelectronic-based instrumentation and other susceptible devices, the subject of power quality and its relationship to the vulnerability of high-tech facilities is becoming an increasing concern, not only to the utility companies but also to the end-customer. In the 21st century, instrumentation and control operations require high quality and ultra-reliable power in quantities and time frames never experienced before. Power Quality: Mitigation Technologies in a Distributed Environment presents a solid theoretical foundation of the modern mitigation technologies employed in the power quality arena, and provides an overview of the most recent challenges in this field. Readers will learn about: how to deal with the multifaceted characteristics of power quality studies; how circuit and process design can be affected by the most common power disturbances; the implications that electromagnetic compatibility has on the equipment and installation design; how power electronic devices can improve the power quality of the distribution supply; and, the advances in IT that can support a better power quality. Power Quality: Mitigation Technologies in a Distributed Environment introduces the advanced concepts associated with power quality to engineers and students. It will make an excellent reference for facility electrical power engineers and maintenance technicians.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Power-quality Monitoring -- Joint Time–Frequency Analysis of the Electrical Signal -- Measurement and Analysis of Voltage Events -- Transient Mitigation Methods on ASDs -- Modern Arrangement for Reduction of Voltage Perturbations -- Static Shunt PE Voltage-quality Controllers -- Static Series and Shunt-series PE Voltage-quality Controllers -- Active Power-line Conditioners -- Distributed Generation -- Electronic Loads and Power-quality -- Power-quality Factor for Electrical Networks -- IEC 61850 and Power-quality Monitoring and Recording.
With the generalized use of personal computers, microelectronic-based instrumentation and other susceptible devices, the subject of power quality and its relationship to the vulnerability of high-tech facilities is becoming an increasing concern, not only to the utility companies but also to the end-customer. In the 21st century, instrumentation and control operations require high quality and ultra-reliable power in quantities and time frames never experienced before. Power Quality: Mitigation Technologies in a Distributed Environment presents a solid theoretical foundation of the modern mitigation technologies employed in the power quality arena, and provides an overview of the most recent challenges in this field. Readers will learn about: how to deal with the multifaceted characteristics of power quality studies; how circuit and process design can be affected by the most common power disturbances; the implications that electromagnetic compatibility has on the equipment and installation design; how power electronic devices can improve the power quality of the distribution supply; and, the advances in IT that can support a better power quality. Power Quality: Mitigation Technologies in a Distributed Environment introduces the advanced concepts associated with power quality to engineers and students. It will make an excellent reference for facility electrical power engineers and maintenance technicians.
Power electronics.
Control engineering.
Robotics.
Mechatronics.
Electronics.
Microelectronics.
Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks.
Control, Robotics, Mechatronics.
Electronics and Microelectronics, Instrumentation.