Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
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Use of series reactors is one of the very common mode for fault level containment, but reactor can pose stability problem to the power system because it increases the over all reactance of the system. what do u say about the pros & cons of the reactor?






RE: Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
RE: Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
RE: Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
http://www.pjm.com/transmission/trans_exp_plan/downloads/20010301_series_reactor.pdf
http://www.capacitor.com.tw/high.htm
etc. for more info
RE: Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
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RE: Use of series reactor for limiting the fault level
When I conducted power system studies (Short Circuit Currents and Load Flow Studies), voltage profiles could not be maintained within the acceptable level due to high impedance of the reactors (it requires over 20% of impedance), and it did not allow satisfactory active power flows due to excessive reactive power losses.
Of course, it is no doubt that using CLR is a good option to reduce short circuit contribution, however CLR application shoud be carefully considered by conducting short circuit current calculaitons, load flow studies, etc.
In addition, I believe that main concern of CLR application is voltage dips under various operating conditions as already posted by "jbartos"