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Power Quality Enhancement in 3P4W Electrical Distribution System by using DCMLI-DSTATCOM-TIES with Reliability Study

RAKESH TEERDALA

Abstract


The Quality of the output power from the utilities has become a serious concern of the trendy industries. These power quality associated issues area unit voltage sag, surge, flicker, voltage imbalance, interruptions and harmonic issues. These power quality issues might cause issues to the industries starting from haywire of kit to finish plant close up. It’s been known that power quality will be degraded each owing to utility aspect abnormalities furthermore because the client aspect abnormalities. Voltage sag and swells within the medium and low voltage distribution grid area unit thought of to be the foremost frequent variety of power quality issues supported recent power quality studies. Their impact on sensitive masses is severe. Totally different solutions are developed to safeguard sensitive masses against such disturbances however the “multilevel converter” has tremendous interest within the power systems business. the essential structure of the construction device is to decompose a curving voltage from many levels of voltages, construction voltage supply devices area unit generating as a replacement breed of power converter choices for top power applications, These device topologies will generate high-quality voltage waveforms with power semiconductor switches operative at a frequency close to the elemental. Among the accessible construction device topologies, the 5 and 7 construction device constitutes a promising various, providing a standard style which will be extended to permit a electrical device less association. This paper presents a three-phase, 5 levels and 7 level diode clamped construction voltage supply device primarily based DSTATCOM varied TIES (Transformer connections) mitigate the neutral current and additionally the VSC compensates Harmonic current, reactive power, and balances the load with in the distribution network. Finally a curving PWM (SPWM) technique is adopted to analyze the performance of DCMLI-DSTATCOM. Also it is proposed to study the development of reliability models and estimate the Hazard RATE for Nonparametric Model reliability indices of the system. The results area unit obtained through Matlab/Simulink.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijepst.v3i1.410

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