Scheme for rapid adjustment of network impedance
OwnerJohn J. Vithayathilinventor
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A static controlled reactance device is inserted in series with an AC electric power transmission line to adjust its transfer impedance. An inductor (reactor) is serially connected with two back-to-back connected thyristors which control the conduction period and hence the effective reactance of the inductor. Additional reactive elements are provided in parallel with the thyristor controlled reactor to filter harmonics and to obtain required range of variable reactance. Alternatively, the static controlled reactance device discussed above may be connected to the secondary winding of a series transformer having its primary winding connected in series to the transmission line. In a three phase transmission system, the controlled reactance device may be connected in delta configuration on the secondary side of the series transformer to eliminate triplen harmonics.
An apparatus disposed in an A.C. line between an A.C. source and load for impedance adjustment in the A.C. line comprising:
An apparatus disposed in an A.C. line between an A.C. source and load for impedance adjustment in the A.C. line comprising:
An apparatus disposed in an A.C. line between an A.C. source and load for network impedance adjustment in the A.C. line comprising:
A method of impedance adjustment in an A.C. line disposed between an A.C. source and load comprising:
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