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US 2021/0218246 A1Published application
Magnetically controllable throttle for reactive power compensation having capacitively connected auxiliary windings
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsOliver Bitter, Ronny Fritsche, Thomas Hammer, Matthias Kuestermann, Thomas Manthe, Ralph Morgenstern, Georg Pilz
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Abstract
In order to create a full variable shunt reactor having two magnetically controllable high-voltage throttles which is compact and at the same time can also provide capacitive reactive power, auxiliary windings are used which are inductively coupled to the high-voltage throttles. The auxiliary windings are connected to at least one capacitively acting component.
Claims12
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A device for reactive power compensation in a high-voltage grid having at least one phase conductor, the device comprising:
- at least one high-voltage terminal configured for connecting with the at least one phase conductor;
- core sections including a first core section and a second core section being elements of a closed magnetic circuit;
- high-voltage windings including a first high-voltage winding enclosing said first core section and a second high-voltage winding enclosing said second core section and connected in parallel with said first high-voltage winding;
- at least one saturation switching branch configured for a saturation of said core sections and having actuatable power semiconductor switches;
- a controller for actuating said actuatable power semiconductor switches;
- said first high-voltage winding and said second high-voltage winding each having a high-voltage end connected to said at least one high-voltage terminal and, a low-voltage side connected to said at least one saturation switching branch;
- at least one capacitively acting component;
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- auxiliary windings inductively coupled to said high-voltage windings, said auxiliary windings being interconnected with said at least one capacitively acting component.
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