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Direct Current Generation in Single-Phase Residential Systems DC Effects and Permissible Levels

Emanuel, A. E. ; Pileggi, D. J. ; Levitsky, F. J.

IEEE transactions on power apparatus and systems, 1984-08, Vol.PAS-103 (8), p.2051-2057

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Direct Current Generation in Single-Phase Residential Systems DC Effects and Permissible Levels
Autor: Emanuel, A. E. ; Pileggi, D. J. ; Levitsky, F. J.
Assuntos: AC generators ; Applied sciences ; DC generators ; DC motors ; Disturbances. Regulation. Protection ; Electrical engineering. Electrical power engineering ; Electrical power engineering ; Exact sciences and technology ; Inverters ; Power networks and lines ; Power system harmonics ; Pulse transformers ; Rectifiers ; Samarium ; Solid state circuits ; Switches
É parte de: IEEE transactions on power apparatus and systems, 1984-08, Vol.PAS-103 (8), p.2051-2057
Descrição: This paper suggests the value of 50 mA direct current as an acceptable level of dc pollution in residential single-phase 120V/240V services. This conclusion is based on experimental measurements carried out on a typical single-phase distribution transformer and on an analytical model which considers the flux- magnetizing current characteristic of the transformer. The response to dc biasing of single-phase motors and transformers used in residential circuits was the key factor in establishing the permissible level of dc injection.
Editor: New York, NY: IEEE
Idioma: Inglês

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