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Passive Harmonic Filter

 

Types of Passive Filters

Single-tuned filters
The single-tuned filter, also known as a series filter, allows a specific frequency to pass while attenuating all other frequencies. It consists of a series resonant circuit with an inductor (L) and a capacitor (C). The circuit's resonant frequency (fr) is determined by the values of L and C, given by fr = 1/(2πLC). At the resonant frequency, the filter's impedance is at its minimum, allowing the corresponding harmonic to pass.

 

Double-tuned filters
The double-tuned filter is a combination of two single-tuned filters. It is designed to allow two specific frequencies to pass while attenuating all other frequencies. It is useful when two significant harmonics need to be eliminated. The design of a double-tuned filter involves selecting the inductance and capacitance values for each resonant circuit such that they resonate at the two target harmonic frequencies.

 

High-pass filters
The high-pass filter allows all frequencies above a certain cut-off frequency to pass while attenuating all frequencies below the cut-off. This type of filter consists of a series circuit with a resistor (R) and a capacitor (C). The cut-off frequency (fc) is determined by the values of R and C, given by fc = 1/(2πRC). At frequencies above the cut-off, the filter's impedance decreases, allowing the frequencies to pass. At frequencies below the cut-off, the filter's impedance increases, attenuating the frequencies.

 

Benefits of Using Passive Harmonic Filter

Harmonic mitigation

Passive harmonics are designed to reduce harmonics in the power system. These harmonics, caused by VFDs, can disrupt the quality of power, leading to equipment malfunctions and overheating. The primary advantage of using these filters is the mitigation of harmonics, ensuring cleaner and more reliable power.

 

Improved energy efficiency

By reducing harmonics, passive harmonic filters help optimize energy efficiency. Inefficient power systems can lead to increased energy costs and reduced equipment lifespan. These filters enhance the efficiency of your VFD system, translating into energy savings.

Enhanced equipment lifespan

Harmonic distortions can significantly impact the lifespan of electrical equipment. By smoothing out the power waveform, passive harmonic filters protect your VFD and other connected machinery, prolonging their operational life.

Compliance with standards

Many industrial settings are subject to power quality regulations and standards. Passive harmonic ensures your VFD system adheres to these standards, avoiding potential fines or penalties.

Reduced downtime

Harmonic disturbances can lead to unexpected downtime due to equipment failures. Installing passive harmonic helps in minimizing these disruptions, ensuring continuous operations.

 

 

Product Parameters

 

 

Technical Specification

Details

Voltage Range

208V–13.8kV (low/medium voltage)

Frequency

50/60 Hz (±10%)

Tuned Frequencies

Customizable (e.g., 250 Hz for 5th harmonic)

Efficiency

>98%

Installation

Parallel connection to the load/grid

Standards Compliance

IEEE-519, EN61558-2-20,EN60076-6

 

Types of Sine Wave Filter
 
 

Low voltage filters

Designed for residential and light commercial applications.

 
 
 

High voltage filters

Suitable for industrial applications requiring higher voltage handling.

 
 
 

Custom filters

Tailored to meet specific industry needs and configurations.

 

 

 

Advantages of Sine Wave Filter

●Reduction of motor losses
●Reduction of motor noise
●Reduction of bearing currents
●Reduction of voltage peaks and overvoltage
●Reduction of differential mode and common mode interference
●Reduction of line-borne interference emissions
●Very high filtering efficiency due to precise low-pass tuning
●Reduction of voltage rise time to grid-compliant levels
●Allows for long shielded and unshielded motor cables
●Increases the lifespan of the motor/consumables

Dry Type Phase-shifting Rectifier Transformers

 

 

Product Parameters

 

 

Parameter

Specification

Nominal System Voltage (Ph-Ph)

200V ~ 480V ±10%

Operating Frequency

5 Hz to 120 Hz

Switching Frequency

3 kHz to 10 kHz

Rated Load Power (P)

1.5 kW to 315 kW

Nominal Current (I)

3.3 A to 600 A

Residual Ripple Voltage THD (Full Load)

< 5%

Maximum Transient Overload

2.0 × rated current

Maximum Permanent Overload

1.2 × rated current

Design Features

 

Cabinet

On request

Degree of Protection

IP00 (others on request)

Construction & Connection

Terminals or Copper bar

Ventilation

Natural

Mounting

On the floor

Installation

Indoor standards

Operating Temperature

Ambient: -25°C to +40°C

Relative Humidity

≤ 85% (non-condensing)

 

Sine Wave Filter

 

Terms and conditions

Shipping term: FOB SHANGHAI
Delivery time: 4-6 weeks after we receive your payment.
Payment term: The advance payment is 100%, all by T/T.
Price validity: One month
Warranty: 18 months after delivery (excluding natural disasters, human factors, improper use, etc.)

 

 

Deliver, Shipping, And Serving

 

 

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FAQ

 

 

Q: What is the purpose of a sine wave filter?

A: This eliminates the voltage spikes, ringing, and reflections that occur at the motor terminals when long lead cables are used. Moreover, the sine wave filter will deliver high-quality power with low total harmonic distortion to the motor.

Q: What is the difference between a sine wave filter and a dV DT filter?

A: In the context of motor drives, dV/dt filters and sine wave filters both aim to mitigate voltage spikes and improve waveform quality, but they achieve this through different mechanisms and offer varying benefits. dV/dt filters primarily focus on reducing the rate of change of voltage, while sine wave filters aim to create a more sinusoidal (cleaner) output waveform from the VFD.

Q: What is the difference between a passive harmonic filter and a line reactor?

A: Line and load reactors- Reactors are used to provide current limiting. Reactors oppose rapid changes in current and hence limit spikes as a result of current pulses. Passive harmonic filtering - Uses a combination of reactors and capacitors to filter out harmonic frequencies.

Q: What is a passive and active harmonic filter?

A: Unlike typical passive filters, which are tuned to specific frequencies and can sometimes be affected by changes in the power system, active filters are adaptive. They can respond to a wide range of harmonic frequencies, making them a versatile solution for various power system configurations.

Q: What are the different types of passive filters?

A: Passive filters are classified into different types based on frequency response characteristics and circuit configurations. Three commonly used types of passive filters in harmonic elimination are single-tuned filters, double-tuned filters, and high-pass filters.

Q: What is a C-type harmonic filter?

A: A special type of high-pass filter, the C-type high-pass filter, is used to provide reactive power and avoid parallel resonances. It also allows filtering of the low-order harmonics (such as the 3rd) while keeping zero losses at the fundamental frequency.

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