Section 11 AC Power Analysis Chapter Objectives: Know the contrast between prompt power and normal power Learn the AC rendition of most extreme power exchange hypothesis Learn about the ideas of viable or Rms esteem Learn about the unpredictable power, obvious power and power figure Understand the standard of protection of AC power Learn about power consider rectification Huseyin Bilgekul Eeng224 Circuit Theory II Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Eastern Mediterranean University
Slide 2An Electical Power Distribution Center
Slide 3Apparent Power and Power Factor The A verage Power relies on upon the Rms estimation of voltage and current and the stage edge between them . The Apparent Power is the result of the Rms estimation of voltage and current. It is measured in Volt amperes ( VA ). The Power Factor (pf) is the cosine of the stage distinction amongst voltage and current. It is additionally the cosine of the point of load impedance. The power variable may likewise be viewed as the proportion of the genuine power scattered to the clear force of the heap.
Slide 4Apparent Power and Power Factor Not all the obvious power is devoured if the circuit is incompletely receptive .
Slide 6Power hardware are appraised utilizing their appparent control in KVA.
Slide 7Apparent Power and Power Factor Both have same P Apparent Powers and pf 's are distinctive Generator of the second load is over-burden
Slide 8Apparent Power and Power Factor Overloading of the generator of the second load is kept away from by applying power consider redress.
Slide 9Complex Power The COMPLEX Power S contains all the data relating to the power consumed by a given load.
Slide 10Complex Power The REAL Power is the main helpful power conveyed to the heap. The REACTIVE Power speaks to the vitality trade between the source and responsive piece of the heap. It is being exchanged forward and backward between the heap and the source The unit of Q is volt-ampere receptive (VAR)
Slide 11Resistive Circuit and Real Power
Slide 12Inductive Circuit and Reactive Power
Slide 13If the normal power is zero, and the vitality provided is returned inside one cycle, why is a responsive force of any centrality? At each moment of time along the power bend that the bend is over the hub (positive), vitality must be provided to the inductor, despite the fact that it will be returned amid the negative segment of the cycle. This power necessity amid the positive part of the cycle requires that the producing plant give this vitality amid that interim, despite the fact that this power is not disseminated but rather just "acquired." The expanded power request amid these interims is a cost element that should that must be passed on to the mechanical customer. Most bigger clients of electrical vitality pay for the obvious power request instead of the watts scattered since the volt-amperes utilized are delicate to the receptive power prerequisite. The nearer the power component of a modern purchaser is to 1, the more productive is the plant's operation since it is restricting its utilization of "acquired" power. Inductive Circuit and Reactive Power
Slide 14Capacitive Circuit and Reactive Power
Slide 15Complex Power The COMPLEX Power contains all the data relating to the power consumed by a given load. Genuine Power is the real power scattered by the heap. Responsive Power is a measure of the vitality trade amongst source and receptive piece of the heap.
Slide 16Power Triangle a) Power Triangle b) Impedance Triangle Power Triangle The COMPLEX Power is spoken to by the POWER TRIANGLE like IMPEDANCE TRIANGLE. Control triangle has four things: P, Q, S and θ .
Slide 17Power Triangle F inding the aggregate COMPLEX Power of the three burdens.
Slide 18Power Triangle
Slide 19Real and Reactive Power Formulation
Slide 20Real and Reactive Power Formulation
Slide 21Real and Reactive Power Formulation
Slide 22Real and Reactive Power Formulation P is the REAL AVERAGE POWER Q is the most extreme estimation of the circling power streaming back and forward
Slide 23Real and Reactive Powers REAL POWER CIRCULATING POWER
Slide 24Real and Reactive Powers V rms =100 V I rms =1 An Apparent power = V rms I rms =100 VA From p ( t ) bend, watch that power streams from the supply into the heap for the whole span of the cycle! Likewise, the normal power conveyed to the heap is 100 W. No Reactive power.
Slide 25Real and Reactive Powers Power Flowing Back V rms =100 V I rms =1 An Apparent power = V rms I rms =100 VA From p ( t ) bend, control streams from the supply into the heap for just a piece of the cycle! For a bit of the cycle, control really streams back to the source from the heap! Likewise, the normal power conveyed to the heap is 50 W! In this way, the helpful power is not exactly in Case 1! There is responsive power in the circuit.
Slide 26Practice Problem 11.13: The 60 resistor ingests 240 Watt of normal power. Ascertain V and the mind boggling force of each branch. What is the aggregate complex power?
Slide 27Practice Problem 11.13: The 60 resistor retains 240 Watt of normal power. Compute V and the perplexing force of each branch. What is the aggregate complex power?
Slide 28Practice Problem 11.14: Two burdens are associated in parallel. Stack 1 has 2 kW, pf=0.75 driving and Load 2 has 4 kW, pf=0.95 slacking. Compute the pf of two burdens and the intricate power provided by the source. Stack 1 2 kW Pf =0.75 Leading LOAD 2 4 kW Pf =0.95 Lagging
Slide 30Conservation of AC Power For parallel association: The mind boggling, genuine and receptive force of the sources meet the particular aggregate of the unpredictable, genuine and responsive force of the individual burdens. b) Loads in Series a) Loads in Parallel S ame results can be acquired for an arrangement association .
Slide 33Complex power is Conserved
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