Performance Analysis of UPQC Architecture at Different Load Conditions
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PCC, UPQC, PQ, DC.Abstract
The UPQC has the ability to improve the network quality at the installation site in electrical distribution networks or industrial electrical networks. The main objective of this thesis is to design a system to improve the network quality with a simplified architecture to support reactive power as well as to improve the active power available for load connections and to improve the efficiency of the system controls mentioned above. From this work, it was deduced that by developing and the inverter system with an control strategy in SVPWM, the device are proposed to improve the quality of the network can serve this goal with better results in the terms of performance and the efficiency. In this architecture can also be used in the hybrid systems, in making it more reliable. The designed system is also suitable for the delivery of different types of loads, such as non-linear load, symmetrical load, and asymmetrical load.
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