Evaluation of single-point measurements method for harmonic pollution cost allocation

This paper reports on the reliability of single-point measurements for harmonic pollution cost allocation. Simulated results give the correlation between the cost and four physical electrical quantities that can be measured at the end-user bus: harmonic active power; harmonic apparent power; total h...

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Main Authors: Davis, E.J., Emanuel, A.E., Pileggi, D.J.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Costs
Current measurement
Electric variables measurement
Instruments
Nonlinear filters
Pollution measurement
Power harmonic filters
Power measurement
Power system harmonics
Voltage
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Summary:This paper reports on the reliability of single-point measurements for harmonic pollution cost allocation. Simulated results give the correlation between the cost and four physical electrical quantities that can be measured at the end-user bus: harmonic active power; harmonic apparent power; total harmonic current squared; and nonfundamental apparent power squared. The nonfundamental apparent power squared produced the best correlation between the ideal cost and the single-point simulated measurement, with errors less than 5%.
DOI:10.1109/PESS.1999.784377