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Investigation on Loading Effect of a Series Resonance Circuit on Asynchronous Generator with AC-DC-AC Converter as a Load Balancer

K. Subramanian, +1 more
- pp 453-457
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Effect of frequency variations on series resonance circuit and its effect on input side of the uncontrolled rectifier have been investigated experimentally and the result shows power factor has been improved even though load current is lagging behind the source voltage.
Abstract
This paper deals with the evaluation on loading effect of series resonance circuit at the point of common coupling (PCC) of an asynchronous generator. Effect of frequency variations on series resonance circuit and its effect on input side of the uncontrolled rectifier have been investigated experimentally. The result shows power factor has been improved even though load current is lagging behind the source voltage. Power factor angle is reduced when the inverter output frequency is below the resonance frequency. This reduction in power factor angle reflects the effect of leading Var injection into the source.

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Electricity Generation from a Fuelless Engine in an Isolated Power Generation System

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Analysis of self-excited induction generators

Shruti Murthy
TL;DR: An analytical technique using the `Newton-Raphson' method is presented to identify the saturated magnetising reactance and the generated frequency of a self-excited induction generator for a given capacitance, speed and load.

Analysis of self-excited induction generators

TL;DR: In this article, an analytical technique using the ''Newton-Raphson'' method is presented to identify the saturated magnetising reactance and the generated frequency of a self-excited induction generator for a given capacitance, speed and load.
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