Index
Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures, and t indicate tables.
A
additional temperature rise for transformers
498f
additional temperature rise (or loss)
versus weighted-harmonic-factor function
511
aging (decrease of lifetime) due to additional temperature rise
515
calculated harmonic losses of single-phase induction machine
502–503
calculated harmonic losses of three-phase induction machine
504–507
elevated temperature rise
493
exponents of weighted-harmonic factors
508–509
heat flow related to conduction
554–555
heat flow related to radiation and convection
555–556
limits for harmonic voltages
517–524
measured temperature increases for transformers
496–498
temperature as a function of time
525–527
weighted-harmonic factors for induction machines
499–501
weighted-harmonic factors for transformers
494–496
worst-case conditions
492
Alpha-beta-zero (αβ0) transformation
861–862
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques
900–911
artificial neural network (ANN)
906–907
drawbacks of AI-based methods
901
particle swarm algorithm
912
sequential quadratic programming
913
nonsinusoidal waveform
28–29
B
Broadband power line (BPL) communication
C
classification of allocation techniques for sinusoidal operation
897–920
distribution shunt capacitor banks
893–897
harmonic constraints for capacitors
473–478
for harmonic filtering
445
optimal placement by genetic algorithm
901–904
optimal placement by hybrid genetic-fuzzy algorithm
953
optimal placement by hybrid MSS-LV
929
optimal placement by local variation (LV)
927–928
optimal placement by maximum sensitivities selection (MSS)
924–927
permissible operating region for capacitors
475
pole-mounted capacitor banks
896
power quality problems associated with capacitors
448–470
protection of capacitors
467,
485
relation between displacement power factor and total power factor
435–436,
483–484
relation between displacement power factor angle and firing angle
435
sizing of capacitor banks
73–74
transients associated with capacitor switching
448–449
active power line conditioner (APLC)
847
custom power devices (compensation-custom power devices)
846–847
custom power devices (network-reconfiguration devices)
847
Compressed-air storage facility
722–730
Computer-aided testing (CAT)
180–185
computer-aided testing of electrical apparatus program (CATEA)
244
critical disruptive voltage
695–696
economic considerations
703
factors influencing generation
695–696
frequency distribution
702f
radio interference (RI)
699
solutions for the minimization
699–702
television interference (TVI)
700–701
in transmission lines
692
D
Distortion power (D)
36–38
Distributed generation (DG)
706
Transformer with DC bias
736
E
Electromagnetic field (EMF) ,
689–691
electric field strength
690,
759
environmental concerns
699
magnetic field strength
692,
759
negative effects on people and animals
696–699
solutions for the minimization
699–702
Electromagnetic phenomena
709t
Electrostatic discharge phenomena (ESD)
Emergency standby power
766
flywheel storage plant
716
hydro pumped-storage plant
756
supercapacitor storage plant
422f
F
flower configuration
686f
radial configuration
685f
avoidance of ferroresonance
152–153
ferroresonant circuit
146f
ways to avoid ferroresonance
152–153
block diagram of active filters
818–820
classification of active filters
810–811
classification of hybrid filters
813–818
correction of negative- and zero-sequence components
820
current-divider transfer functions
788–789
derivation of compensating signal
827–829
derivation of reference signal
822–826
distortion identification techniques
818,
820
first-order damped high-pass
792–794
generation of compensation signal
832–833
hybrid of passive and active
882–883
impedance-based blocking
831
impedance-based compensation
831
impedance transfer functions
788
limitations of passive power filters
801–802
potentials of passive power filters
801–802
reactive-power control
820
reference following techniques
832–833
second-order damped band-pass
796–797
sensors and transformers
818
supply current distortion
830
three-phase four-wire passive filter
801f
three-phase three-wire passive filter
800f
voltage-divider transfer functions
789
voltage sag and voltage swell
821
Flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) ,
842,
844–846
combined shunt-series FACTS controllers
845
series FACTS controllers
845
shunt FACTS controllers
845
static synchronous series compensator (SSSC)
845
flux-density measurement
249f
switched-reluctance machine
379–380
fuzzy approach for capacitor bank placement
932–936
fuzzy fitness (suitability) functions
946
fuzzy logic operators
908
for optimal capacitor placement in presence of harmonics
899,
921,
945–951
for optimal capacitor placement with sinusoidal operation
921
G
convergence criterion
904
evaluation (fitness) function
946
genetic representation
902
for optimal capacitor placement with sinusoidal operation
904,
939–942
Geomagnetic disturbances (storms)
161–165
calculation of GIC
15,
164
earth-surface potential (ESP)
162–163
geomagnetically induced current (GIC)
15,
161
mitigation techniques
165
H
classification of HPF techniques
624
classification of time harmonics
625
correction bus vector
656
current balance at fundamental frequency
628
current balance at harmonic frequency
629
harmonic Jacobian entry formulae
635–638
modeling of linear loads
626
modified fast decoupled HPF
664
harmonic domain simulation
66
interaction of space and time harmonics
268–272
lowest order harmonic (LOH)
31
modeling harmonic sources
65–67
noninteger space harmonics
270
simulation techniques
66–67
time-domain simulation
65–66
time-varying nature of harmonics
19,
27,
524
High-voltage DC (HVDC) transmission
Hybrid MSS-LV algorithm
929
I
additional temperature rise due to harmonics
510–511 See also (Aging
conventional harmonic model
294
double-squirrel cage circuit
298,
300
doubly fed induction generator
768f
dynamic rotor eccentricity
297
forward rotating fundamental mmf
231
forward rotating harmonic mmf
235f
fractional horsepower
245
harmonic (equivalent circuit) model
236f
harmonics in stator teeth and yokes
248–250
interaction of time and space harmonics
269
iron-core loss resistance
247
linear (sinusoidal) model
212f
magnetizing impedance
246
measured harmonic losses
505 See also Aging
noninteger space harmonics
270
nonlinear circuit parameters
244–250
permanent-split-capacitor (PSC)
244
rotating magnetomotive (mmf) force
270
sinusoidal equivalent circuit
211–219
starting performance
224f
static rotor eccentricity
297
temperature-rise calculation
556–560
three-phase machine operated on single-phase system
297–298
current-controlled voltage-source inverter
53f,
332f,
422f
current-source inverters (CSI)
782–783
paralleling with power system
350f
J
fundamental Jacobian matrix
603
harmonic Jacobian matrix
632,
677
K
L
Lanchester-Betz equation
771
reduction
492,
492–493,
493–507,
508–509,
510–511,
512,
512–513,
514–515,
515–517,
517–524,
524,
525,
525–527,
528–561,
561–562 See also Aging
modeling linear loads at harmonic frequencies
626
conventional approach (P
Loss = P
in – P
out)
185,
730
direct loss measurement
185
indirect loss measurement
115
maximum error analysis
183
new approach (
pcu=
i'
2(
v1–
v'
2) and
pfe =
v1(
i1–
i'
2))
763–764
M
Magnetic field strength
692
Magnetic force calculation
178
Manufacturing regulations
6–7
Maximum sensitivities selection (MSS)
924–927,
944
N
National Electrical Code (NEC)
177
current-source (current-fed or current-stiff) nonlinear loads
782–783,
783f
frequency spectrum of an unbalanced, three-wire three-phase nonlinear load
824,
825f
harmonic modeling of nonlinear loads
625–626
voltage-source (voltage-fed or voltage-stiff) nonlinear loads
783,
783f
Nuclear electromagnetic pulse (NEMP)
8t
O
Operating modes of rotating machines
528–561
steady-state with intermittent
531
steady-state with short term
530
P
Partial differential equation
567–569
Particle swarm algorithm
912
Permanent-magnet material
370f
neodymium–iron–boron (NdFeB)
370f
Phase-lock loop (PLL) circuit
865–866
Photovoltaic power plant
706,
756
Polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM)
50
Positive-sequence voltage detector (PSVD)
867
benefits of power-factor correction
442–443
formation of table of factors
590
interconnected (mesh) power systems
594f
matrix multiplication
587
radial power systems
594f
voltage controlled (PV) bus
596
Power line communication
689
custom-power devices with switching action
431
differential-mode noise
69
direction of harmonic power flow
720–721
emergency power system
754,
767
high-voltage AC transmission lines
high-voltage DC transmission lines
improvement techniques
67–89
long-duration variation
13–14
matching of renewable sources with energy storage
756–757
power-frequency variation
20
ride-through capability
751
short-duration variation
11–12
sustained interruption
14
tools for detecting poor power quality
720–739
voltage fluctuation
19–20
voltage imbalance
14,
872
waveform distortion
14–18
wind power (WP) plants
52–55
ride-through capability
753
short-circuit apparent power
67–89
short-circuit current
67–89
steady-state frequency variation
417
Power system capacity
892
Protection devices (PD)
685f
PSpice solutions
10f,
18f,
38–39,
42–43,
45–46,
50,
52–55,
171f,
174f,
435,
483
Q
R
Real power capability (RPC)
118
three-phase
38–39,
42–43,
70f,
72t,
90–95,
91–92f,
94–95f,
186–190,
187f,
200f,
422f
Reduction in apparent power rating (RAPR)
118
frequency rate of change
688
operating time increase
689f
Reliability, relaying and security
customer-oriented system indices
684
degradation of reliability and security due to poor power quality
687–719
economical evaluation of reliability
684
fast interrupting switches (FIS)
740–741
harmonics and interharmonics affecting relays
688–689
load-oriented system indices
684
load-point reliability indices
684
power line communication
689
programmable logic converter (PLC)
738–739
supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
738–739
tools for improving reliability/security
739–755
under-frequency relays
688
AC transmission line
1055
atomic-weight method
1022
battery characteristic
1073
block diagram
985f,
1009f,
1010–1011,
1014f,
1015,
1026–1029,
1026f,
1029f,
1033,
1035,
1063f,
1067–1068,
1068f,
1073,
1077–1078,
1077f
combined heating and electric power (CHP)
1058
complementary generation
1078
compressed-air energy storage (CAES)
1015,
1073
conservation of energy
975
constant-speed wind power plants
999
control of power flow based on storage plants
1000
current-controlled voltage source inverter
1011
differential-mode electrical noise filter
1066,
1067f
distributed power plants
1025
distributed renewable sources
1042
dynamic system response
1000
electrochemical capacitance
1072
electronic switching
1060
energy conservation in residences
964–975
energy consumption in residence (kW/m
2/a)
1063
energy yield as a function of latitude
1063
European effort to renewable energy
975
European Union (EU) recommendations
964–965
extra-high voltage (EHV)
1043
figure of merit (FM)
1055
flexible AC transmission system (FACTs)
1043
frequency
964,
986t,
989,
991,
995,
999,
1026–1030,
1026f,
1042,
1044–1053,
1049–1050f,
1053–1054f,
1077–1078
frequency and voltage control
1026
frequency deviations
1026f
frequency perturbation
1045
generation capability
1025
geological formation
1057
geothermal potential
1057f
German Renewable Energy Act
973–974
groundwater heat pump
1057
high-efficiency, single-family dwelling
965f
horizontal-axis wind power plant
1005
hydrogen-density method
1022
isochronous operation
1026f
Lanchester–Betz–Joukowsky limit
1005
light emitting diode (LED)
972,
1061
line-commutated switch
980f
long-distance travel
1057
maximum power point operation
1060
mechanical degradation
1054
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
1043
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
971,
1063
nickel-metal hydride battery
1076
ocean-tide renewable energy
1057
off-shore renewable plants
1056
pancake-type generator
990
phasor-data concentrator (PDC)
1000
phasor measurement units (PMUs)
1000
power–speed characteristic
992f
primary energy consumption
966
PV plants
964–966,
971,
975,
989–990,
999–1000,
1026f,
1032–1033,
1032f,
1035,
1038,
1043–1045,
1060,
1068
radial basis function neural network (RBFNN)
1001–1002
radial power system
1025f
recovery of braking energy
1057
seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER)
970
short-distance travel
1057
solar thermal power plant
1024f
solid electrolyte fuel cell (SOFC)
1058
specific energy density
1076
specific power density
1022
squirrel-cage induction generator
998,
1005
stand-alone configuration
1061
standard liters per minute (SLPM)
1076
static synchronous compensator (STATCOM)
1003f
synchronized phasors
1000
torque–speed characteristic
991,
992f
transformer reactance
1045
underground air-storage reservoir
1015,
1073
vertical-axis wind power plant
1005
virtual net metering
1056
(V.p)/f and (V/f.N) control
991–999
wave-shaping inductor
1011
Western, Eastern and Texan generation systems (ERCOT)
1024–1025
wind energy conversion system (WECS)
1001–1002
subsynchronous resonance
25
Root-mean-squared (rms) value
29–30
S
direct memory access (DMA)
1085
benefits of reactive power compensation
890–892
common types of distribution
893–897
drawbacks of reactive power compensation
893
reactive power compensation
890–892
superconducting coil (magnetic storage)
198
fast-interrupting switch (FIS)
740–741
consumer reference frame
330
displaced stator windings
412
eccentricities of rotor (dynamic, static)
406–410
forces during short circuit
322–323
generator reference frame
331
harmonic equivalent circuit
385f,
396
magnetic field (for calculation of either
L'
d or
X'
d)
328
magnetic field (for calculation of either
Ld or
Xd)
325f
magnetic field (for calculation of either
Lq or
Xq)
325f
magnetic field (full-load)
326f
magnetic field (no-load)
369f
magnetic field (permanent-magnet machine)
327f
magnetic field (steady-state short-circuit)
324f
magnetic field (subtransient short-circuit)
383f
maximum flux densities
381
model applied to power flow
384–385
motor reference frame
330
negative-sequence reactance
385
out-of-phase synchronization
344,
414
positive-sequence reactance
385
relation between induced and terminal voltages
381
sinusoidal dq0 modeling
322
sinusoidal state-space modelling
317–322
steady-state operation/analysis
322–383
subtransient operation
322
subtransient reactance
329f
switching substations (SS)
323f
two displaced stator windings
413f
zero-sequence reactance
385
T
Telephone form factor (TFF)
36
Telephone influence factor (TIF)
36
Temperature rise calculation
554–556
reduction of harmonic torques
545–546
Total demand distortion (TDD)
33
Total harmonic distortion (THD)
31–32
Total interharmonic distortion (TIHD)
32
Total subharmonic distortion (TSHD)
33
αβ0 transformation (for sinusoidal system supplying a linear load)
861–862
αβ0 transformation (for sinusoidal system supplying a nonlinear load)
863–864
αβ0 transformation (for unbalanced system supplying a linear load)
863
dqo (Park) transformation
856
additional temperature rise due to harmonics
510–511 See also Aging
dedicated transformer
69–71
half-cycle saturation
15f,
163
loss measurement (direct method)
115–116
loss measurement (indirect method)
115
measurement errors of powers
730
modeling (combined frequency- and time-domain)
108–109
modeling (equivalent circuit)
117f
modeling (finite-difference, finite-element models)
142–144
modeling (general harmonic model)
128–130
modeling (harmonic-domain model)
128–144
modeling (nonlinear harmonic model)
128–144
modeling (sinusoidal linear model)
108–109
modeling (state-space formulation)
137–138
modeling (time-domain harmonic model)
130,
132
real power capability (RPC)
119f
reduction of apparent power rating (RAPR)
118f
wye grounded-wye grounded
737
U
control (instantaneous power)
859–871
control of DC voltage
859
control of series converter
856–858
conventional compensation devices
844
operation (unbalanced and distorted system voltage and load current)
863–864
operation (unbalanced system voltages and load current)
852–854
pattern of reference signals
855
performance (compensation of flicker)
880
performance (compensation of voltage harmonics)
876
performance (compensation of voltage imbalance)
876
performance (current compensation)
874
performance (damping of harmonic oscillations)
876
performance (dynamic performance)
874
phase-lock-loop (PLL)
865
positive-sequence voltage detector (PSVD)
867
Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
V
Variable-frequency converter (VFC)
272–273
Variable-frequency drive (VFD)
273,
275
W
Waveform distortion
14–18
two displaced stator
413f
direct-drive permanent-magnet generator
364–366
doubly excited induction generator
767–768
Wye transformer configurations
wye grounded-wye grounded
728f
X
Y
Y transformer configurations
Y grounded-Y grounded
728f
Z
Zigzag transformer connection
91–95,
198