Harmonic Reduction in the Utility Interface SCR Rectifier By Turki al saleh Under Supervision of Dr. Ali M. Eltamaly
:Abstract Improved approach to reduce harmonics in the three-phase controlled rectifier is presented. The injection current path uses zigzag transformer and boost converter to control the injection current. Complete implementation of boost converter Experimental results have been used to verify the mathematical and simulation results.
Harmonics: harmonics can be defined as a sinusoidal component having frequencies that are an integral multiple of the fundamental frequency.
Harmonic Reduction in the three-phase controlled rectifier
Harmonic Reduction by Using R-L in Injection Path
Experimental Results I V
Simulation Results
Harmonic Reduction by Using Boost Converter
Implementation of Boost Converter Boost Consist:- 1- Control Circuit: DC Power Supply. Voltage Controlled Saw-tooth Oscillator and Comparator. 2- Isolation Circuit 3- Power Circuit
The Component Required for Power Supply: Transformer 220/ 24-0-24 Two Regulator 7815 & 7915 Two capacitors 100uF & two capacitors 10uF Bridge diode
The Power Supply Module
Voltage Controlled Saw-tooth Circuit Components:- PUT 2n6027 Two OP-amp 741 Diode Capacitor 10nF Two Potentiometer 100k Resistors
Voltage Controlled Saw-tooth Oscillator and Comparator Circuit:-
Isolating Circuit Components:- Transformer 220/ 18-0-18 Optocoupler 4N32 Regulator 7815 Two capacitors 10uF Bridge diode
Isolating Circuit Module
2- Power Circuit Component:- Transformer Inductance MOSFET Capacitor 470uF(250V) High current diode bridge diode
Power Circuit of Boost Converter
Control Circuit Isolating Circuit Power Circuit
BOOST
The Input & Output of Control Bridge Experimental Results: The Input & Output of Control Bridge
The Output of Voltage Regulators 7815 and 7915
The Saw-tooth Waveform and Control Pulse
The Input & Output of Pulse
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Conclusions: We got low THD with no power losses. The wave form after reinjection is very near to sinusoidal. Experimental results agrees with simulation results.