Power quality in the power supply system of hybrid MHD stirrers of aluminum melt

The article considers the inclusion of three-phase and two-phase linear MHD machines for metallurgical purposes in the workshop distribution network. The task of sharing machines of different types is due to the modernization of production complexes for the preparation of aluminum melt. Due to the h...

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Main Authors: Kinev, E. S., A. Tyapin, A., Panteleev, V. I., Pervukhin, M. V.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Aluminum
Consumers
Electricity
Electromagnetic induction
Heterogeneity
Higher harmonics
Hybrid systems
Induction motors
Modernization
Power
Power consumption
Stirrers
Workshops
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Summary:The article considers the inclusion of three-phase and two-phase linear MHD machines for metallurgical purposes in the workshop distribution network. The task of sharing machines of different types is due to the modernization of production complexes for the preparation of aluminum melt. Due to the heterogeneity of loads, significant non-linearity of consumers and large current asymmetry in phases, the quality of electricity in the workshop network can deteriorate sharply. To overcome the problem of network ecology deterioration, when using low-frequency IGBT inverters, tools for diagnosing the quality of electricity are proposed. The characteristic consequences of the joint use of complex electrical consumers are shown. It has been established that the features of the operation of hybrid MHD complexes require the development of methods for improving the electromagnetic environment at metallurgical enterprises. Measured in practice regime characteristics of power consumption show that the combined connection of powerful linear induction machines is expedient with the effective suppression of higher harmonics of current and voltage, as well as counteracting unbalance.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0193925