Mikro PFCR Explanation
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Power Factor RegulatorPower Factor RegulatorIndustri Teknologi Mikro Sdn. Bhd.
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Electric LoadsElectric Loads
Resistive LoadResistive Load Power supplied is totally transformed into useful Power supplied is totally transformed into useful
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Current = Active Current (ICurrent = Active Current (IAA))
Reactive LoadReactive Load Power supplied is Power supplied is NOTNOT transformed into useful transformed into useful
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Inductive load and capacitive load Inductive load and capacitive load
Current = Reactive Current (ICurrent = Reactive Current (IRR))
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VV--I Vector DiagramsI Vector Diagrams
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Power Power Resistive LoadResistive Load
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Power Power Inductive LoadInductive Load
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Inductive + Resistive Inductive + Resistive
PowerPower
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PowerPower
Active Power (P)Power actually consumed by the load
P = V IA (kW)
Reactive Power (Q)Necessary power but not transformable in useful energy
Q = V IR (kVAR)
Apparent Power (S)Total power that flows toward the load
S = V I (kVA)
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Power Factor (PF)Power Factor (PF)
PF is a measurement of how effectively a PF is a measurement of how effectively a
system is converting electric power to system is converting electric power to
useful output power.useful output power.
PF always less than or equal to one (1).PF always less than or equal to one (1).
The lower the PF, the lower the efficiency.The lower the PF, the lower the efficiency.
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Power Factor ReadingsPower Factor Readings
Displacement Power Factor (Displacement Power Factor (DPFDPF))CosCos -- Cosine of the phase angle (Cosine of the phase angle ()) between between
the fundamental frequency of voltage and the fundamental frequency of voltage and
current. Only phase shift between V & I.current. Only phase shift between V & I.
Total Power Factor (Total Power Factor (PFPF))True ratio of active power to apparent powerTrue ratio of active power to apparent power
Phase shift and harmonic distortionPhase shift and harmonic distortion
PF =Active Power (P)
Apparent Power (S)=
kW
kVA
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Power TrianglePower Triangle
"Power triangle" without effect of "Power triangle" without effect of
harmonicsharmonics
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Harmonic EffectHarmonic Effect
"Power triangle" with effect of harmonics"Power triangle" with effect of harmonics
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Causes of Low Power FactorCauses of Low Power Factor
Most electrical systems have lagging power Most electrical systems have lagging power
factor due to inductive loads such as motor, factor due to inductive loads such as motor,
airair--conditioner, fluorescent lighting etc.conditioner, fluorescent lighting etc.
0.40 0.40 0.900.90Phase controlled rectifierPhase controlled rectifier
0.500.50Arc weldingArc welding
0.700.70Fluorescent lightingFluorescent lighting
0.70 0.70 0.800.80Induction motorInduction motor
Power factorPower factorLoadLoad
Typical PF of loads
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Benefits of PF CorrectionBenefits of PF Correction
Reduced electricity billsReduced electricity bills
Gained in system capacityGained in system capacity
Reduced line lossesReduced line losses
Improved voltage conditionImproved voltage condition
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PF Correction MethodsPF Correction Methods
Connect capacitors in parallel to the Connect capacitors in parallel to the
system.system.
Capacitor produces leading PF thus Capacitor produces leading PF thus
neutralize the lagging PF.neutralize the lagging PF.
If low PF due to harmonics is significant, If low PF due to harmonics is significant,
harmonic filter is required.harmonic filter is required.
Capacitor will Capacitor will NOTNOT help to improve low PF help to improve low PF
caused by harmonics.caused by harmonics.
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PF Correction by CapacitorPF Correction by Capacitor
BeforeBefore AfterAfter
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Calculate Required kVARCalculate Required kVAR
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Table of Output Factor kTable of Output Factor k
0.480.480.260.260.160.16--------------0.900.90
0.750.750.520.520.420.420.270.270.130.13----------0.800.80
1.021.020.790.790.690.690.540.540.400.400.270.270.140.14------0.700.70
1.331.331.101.101.001.000.850.850.710.710.580.580.450.450.310.310.160.16--0.600.60
1.731.731.501.501.401.401.251.251.111.110.980.980.850.850.710.710.560.560.400.400.500.50
1.001.000.980.980.950.950.900.900.850.850.800.800.750.750.700.700.650.650.600.60(Cos(Cos11))
Desired Desired PF(CosPF(Cos 22))Original Original
PFPF
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Power Factor Regulator (PFR)Power Factor Regulator (PFR)
What is PFR?What is PFR?
A device to monitor and maintain the A device to monitor and maintain the
required power factor of an electrical required power factor of an electrical
network.network.
Working principle of PFRWorking principle of PFR
PFR continuously measures the network's PFR continuously measures the network's
reactive power (reactive power (kVARkVAR) and then correct it by ) and then correct it by
switching in/out of the capacitor banks to switching in/out of the capacitor banks to
achieve the targeted power factor.achieve the targeted power factor.
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Mikro's Power Factor Mikro's Power Factor
RegulatorRegulator
Model PFR60 Model PFR60 6 switching outputs6 switching outputs
Model PFR80 Model PFR80 8 switching outputs8 switching outputs
Model PFR120 Model PFR120 12 switching outputs12 switching outputs
Model PFR140 Model PFR140 14 switching outputs 14 switching outputs
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Power Factor Measurement: Power Factor Measurement:
DPF or PF?DPF or PF?
CapacitorCapacitor banksbanks are only designed to are only designed to
compensate compensate the the reactive powerreactive power of the of the
fundamental frequency component.fundamental frequency component.
Capacitor Capacitor banks are not designed tobanks are not designed to
correct total power factor where harmonic correct total power factor where harmonic
currents are included.currents are included.
DPF DPF measurement method is measurement method is more more
suitable for power factor regulatsuitable for power factor regulator.or.
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How to measure DPFHow to measure DPF
Zero crossing methodZero crossing method
MeasureMeasures the s the phase anglephase angle difference difference
between between the respective the respective zero crossing of the zero crossing of the
voltage & current waveforms.voltage & current waveforms.
Numerical Numerical mmethodethod
The phase angle is computed using The phase angle is computed using
mathematical methodmathematical method through the regularly through the regularly
sampled voltage and current waveforms.sampled voltage and current waveforms.
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DPF Measurement (1)DPF Measurement (1)
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DPF Measurement (2)DPF Measurement (2)
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Features of Mikro's PFRFeatures of Mikro's PFR
DPF measurement by numerical method.DPF measurement by numerical method.
Accurate measurement even in the presence Accurate measurement even in the presence
of harmonics.of harmonics.
Capacitors improve DPF only.Capacitors improve DPF only.
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Cause & Effect of HarmonicsCause & Effect of Harmonics
CausesCauses
NonNon--linear loads draw nonlinear loads draw non--sinusoidal sinusoidal
currents.currents.
e.g. Adjustablee.g. Adjustable--speed motor drive & speed motor drive &
energy saving lighting.energy saving lighting.
EffectsEffects
Overheating and dielectric breakdown of Overheating and dielectric breakdown of
capacitors.capacitors.
Excessive current caused by resonanceExcessive current caused by resonance
Increase losses.Increase losses.
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Features of Mikro's PFR (2)Features of Mikro's PFR (2)
Total harmonics distortion (THD)Total harmonics distortion (THD)
measurement and alarm.measurement and alarm.
Able to measure current THD.Able to measure current THD.
Disconnect all capacitor banks in the Disconnect all capacitor banks in the
event of THD alarm to prevent damage event of THD alarm to prevent damage
of capacitors due to harmonics.of capacitors due to harmonics.
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Features of Mikro's PFR (3)Features of Mikro's PFR (3)
Intelligent automatic switching program.Intelligent automatic switching program.
Improve switching efficiency by reducing Improve switching efficiency by reducing
the number of switching operationthe number of switching operationss..
Able to measure Able to measure kvarkvar required and select required and select the the
most appropriate most appropriate switching switching stepsteps.s.
Evenly distribute usage of each capacitor Evenly distribute usage of each capacitor
bank.bank.
Switch in least used capacitorSwitch in least used capacitor
Switch out longest used capacitorSwitch out longest used capacitor
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Features of Features of Mikro'sMikro's PFR (4)PFR (4)
Programmable switching sensitivity.Programmable switching sensitivity.
Optimized switching speed.Optimized switching speed.
Reaction time inversely proportional to the Reaction time inversely proportional to the
reactive powerreactive power required.required.
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Features of Mikro's PFR (5)Features of Mikro's PFR (5)
Alarm functionsAlarm functions
Under/over voltage alarm.Under/over voltage alarm.
Under/over load current alarm.Under/over load current alarm.
Under/over compensate alarm.Under/over compensate alarm.
THD alarm.THD alarm.
Light indicator for alarm.Light indicator for alarm.
Programmable last output Programmable last output step step as alarm as alarm
output contact.output contact.
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Features of Mikro's PFR (6)Features of Mikro's PFR (6)
Automatic Automatic current transformer (current transformer (CTCT)) polaritypolarity
Automatic correction of CT polarity when Automatic correction of CT polarity when
reversed.reversed.
Programmable rated stepProgrammable rated step
Enable flexible usage of capacitor with Enable flexible usage of capacitor with
different sizes.different sizes.
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Features of Mikro's PFR (6)Features of Mikro's PFR (6)
Programmable reProgrammable re--connection timeconnection time
Safety lockout time to prevent reSafety lockout time to prevent re--connection connection
of the same capacitor step before it is fully of the same capacitor step before it is fully
dischargeddischarged
Programming lockProgramming lock
To prevent inadvertent changes to the user To prevent inadvertent changes to the user
programmed parameters.programmed parameters.