ANALYSIS OF HIGH HARMONICS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING THEIR INFLUENCE WHEN CONTROL OF ELECTRIC DRIVES THROUGH FREQUENCY CONVERTERS
Ключевые слова:
Electric drive, frequency converter, current, voltage, harmonics, active and passive filters, energy efficiency, power supply system, switching, heating of electrical appliances, power dissipation, operating costs, phase current, direct start current.Аннотация
Currently, to improve energy efficiency in most power supply systems implemented in all industries, a frequency converter-based control system is used. The control of electric drives through a frequency converter is important for increasing the energy efficiency of production, expanding the possibilities of mechanization of asynchronous electric motors and their automatic control processes, and increasing its energy efficiency. However, the use of frequency-controlled electrical circuits creates high harmonics of the supply voltage, current, and magnetic currents, which leads to additional power losses in its circuit and magnetic circuit. This article presents analytical materials on the importance of driving electric vehicles with frequency converters, the results of experimental tests, the negative consequences of higher harmonics, and methods to reduce their impact.
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