Title :
Measurement based on the “group linear regression method” of harmonic impedance
Author :
Lei, Wang ; Bo, Yu
Author_Institution :
Shanghai Univ. of Electr. Power, Shanghai, China
Abstract :
Harmonic pollution monitoring and control is the key to an accurate estimate of harmonic impedance, and thus an accurate assessment of public connection points of the harmonic emission level. This paper analyzes the link under the star-shaped and triangular three-phase asymmetrical power systems derived established a three-phase unbalanced power system harmonic impedance matrix estimation model. Model is based on a large number of systems and load the public connection point of the simulation data, the real and imaginary part of the harmonic impedance by opening and using grouping multiple linear regression method, on the system side harmonic impedance matrix to estimate the value of each element. Simulation and error analysis shows that the model obtained is more accurate and effective.
Keywords :
M-theory; impedance matrix; power system harmonics; regression analysis; error analysis; group linear regression method; harmonic pollution control; harmonic pollution monitoring; power system harmonic impedance matrix estimation model; star-shaped power systems; three-phase unbalanced power system harmonic; triangular three-phase asymmetrical power systems; Analytical models; Equations; Harmonic analysis; Ice; Mathematical model; Measurement uncertainty; Voltage measurement; Three-phase asymmetry; harmonic admittance; harmonic impedance; multiple linear regressions;
Conference_Titel :
Electricity Distribution (CICED), 2010 China International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Nanjing
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-0066-8