Experimental study designs an active filter for harmonic current compensation in an industrial environment, indicating effective optimization strategies.
This article presents a comprehensive study on the design, sizing, and optimization of a parallel active filter (FAT1) using a hysteresis control strategy for harmonic current compensation in an industrial environment. The study, conducted at the BRALIMA/Kinshasa industrial complex, is based on experimental measurements revealing a THDi of 43.95% with a dominance of harmonics of rank 5 (38%) and 7 (16%). The article details the analytical sizing methodology, rigorous parametric calculations, and technical compromises necessary for the industrial implementation of the system.
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