Characteristics of power quality disturbances in Australia: voltage dips at low-voltage sites

Voltage dips are considered to be one of the costliest of all power quality disturbances due to their disruption of industrial and commercial operations. The ability to characterise the voltage dip performance of distribution networks has many benefits for industry. There is considerable potential f...

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Published in:IET generation, transmission & distribution transmission & distribution, 2015-11, Vol.9 (15), p.2382-2388
Main Authors: Elphick, Sean, Smith, Vic, Gosbell, Vic, Perera, Sarath, Ciufo, Phil, Drury, Gerrard
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Australia
Dipping
distribution network
Disturbances
economic gain
Economics
Electric potential
Gain
low‐voltage sites
planning
power distribution economics
power distribution planning
power quality disturbance
power supply quality
Strategy
Voltage
voltage dip performance
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power quality disturbance
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