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Mar 01,2025
I. Industry driving factors 1. Demand for new energy power generation and grid upgrades The volatility and intermittency of new energy power generation (such as wind power and photovoltaic power generation) put forward higher requirements for grid stability, and it is necessary to rely on power quality equipment (such as reactive power compensation and harmonic control) to achieve grid stability....
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Mar 14,2025
SVG low-voltage static reactive generator is mainly composed of control part, power part and starting part. The following is its detailed internal structure and working principle: Internal structure 1. Control part: mainly composed of computer, control board, sampling board, drive board, etc. The sampling board collects the voltage, current and other parameters of the power grid in real time. The ...
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Mar 25,2025
Low-voltage static VAR generator (SVG) and low-voltage capacitor cabinet are both devices used for reactive power compensation, but there are many differences in working principle, performance characteristics, application scenarios, etc., as follows: Working principle Low-voltage SVG: Based on power electronics technology, by controlling power devices such as IGBT, the DC side electric energy is c...
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Apr 24,2025
Analysis of the situation where the system load exceeds the transformer capacity configuration when the transformer and photovoltaic are used at the same time. Phenomenon and cause 1. Power fluctuation superposition: The power generation power of the photovoltaic system is affected by factors such as light intensity and weather conditions, and fluctuates significantly. When there is sufficient sun...
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May 22,2025
The low power factor of a single-phase circuit will lead to a decrease in equipment efficiency and an increase in line loss. To control the power factor, we need to analyze the causes and take targeted measures. The following are common control methods: I. Common causes of low power factor 1. Mainly inductive loads Equipment such as fluorescent lamps, motors, transformers, etc., need to consume re...
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May 26,2025
Both capacitor banks and filter banks are used in low voltage (LV) power systems for reactive power compensation and power quality improvement, but they serve different primary purposes. 1. Low Voltage Capacitor Banks Purpose: Reactive power compensation (power factor correction) Voltage support (reduces line losses and improves efficiency) Components: Capacitors (fixed or switched) Contactors/thy...
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Jun 19,2025
In low-voltage power distribution systems (usually 400V and below), the hybrid solution of static VAR generator (SVG) and traditional capacitor compensation is a compromise between performance and cost. The following is an in-depth analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of hybrid compensation and the risk of component damage based on technical principles and application scenarios: Ⅰ. Technic...
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Jan 15,2026
The modular solution for low-voltage capacitor banks differs significantly from the traditional split-type (also known as combined or cabinet-type) solution in terms of structure, performance, and maintenance. I. Modular Capacitor Compensation Device Structural Features: Capacitors, reactors, switching devices (thyristors, contactors, or composite switches), protection devices (fuses, temperature ...
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Apr 01,2026
Product Uses: Intelligent reactive power compensation capacitor banks are "energy-saving experts" in power systems. Their main functions are: Compensating for reactive power losses in the power grid, improving the power factor, and avoiding power factor penalties for the power sector; (B) Reducing line losses and improving the power supply efficiency of the power grid; Stabilizing the power grid v...
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Apr 10,2026
Application:The intelligent reactive power compensation capacitor bank serves as an "energy-saving specialist" in power systems. Its primary functions include: （1）Compensating for reactive power losses in the grid, improving the power factor, and avoiding penalties imposed by power authorities for low power factor; （2）Reducing line losses and enhancing the pow...
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Apr 22,2026
Capacitor compensation cabinets can effectively improve the power factor of the power grid, save energy, and improve power supply quality. Power factor refers to the percentage of apparent power in a power grid that is used to supply active power. In the operation of a power grid, a higher power factor is desirable. If this is achieved, most of the apparent power in the circuit will be used to sup...
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Apr 24,2026
Reactive Power Compensation Solution for Chemical Plants 1. Problem Background and Requirements Chemical plants typically operate numerous inductive loads, such as large motors (pumps, compressors, fans), transformers, variable frequency drives, and electric arc furnaces. During operation, these devices consume significant amounts of reactive power (Q), leading to the following issues: Low power f...
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Apr 30,2026
Is there a hidden trick in the electricity bill? The secret path to saving 30% on losses by improving the power factor from 0.7 to 0.95. I.The Impact, Benefits, and Improvement Principles of Power Factor: A building materials factory incurred an annual electricity cost overrun of 500,000 yuan due to a power factor of only 0.7—this is not an isolated case! During power supply, the user's power fact...
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May 08,2026
1.What is Harmonics? In power systems, the fundamental cause of harmonics is the presence of non-linear loads. When current flows through a load and does not maintain a linear relationship with the applied voltage, a non-sinusoidal current is formed, meaning harmonics are generated in the circuit. Harmonic frequencies are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency. As proven by the French math...
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May 21,2026
In low-voltage power supply and distribution system design, reactive power compensation capacitor banks and active harmonic filter banks are commonly used devices to improve the operating conditions of the power grid. The installation sequence of these two on the busbar directly affects the harmonic mitigation effect, the reactive power compensation operation status, and the service life of...
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