System for supplying electrical energy to electrical apparatus
AssigneeL'Air Liquide, Societe Anonyme pour l'Etude et l'Exploitation des Procedes Georges Claude
InventorsMarc Vezinet, Jean Gerard, Claude Blondel
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Abstract
A system for supplying electrical energy to an electrical apparatus includes devices for generating electrical energy for ensuring the supply of the electrical apparatus, and compensating devices for compensating for disturbances in the supply to the apparatus including a compensation device with an active element for storing active electrical energy, adapted to exchange the active energy with the electrical apparatus upon the appearance of a disturbance.
Claims9
A system for providing electrical power to at least one user apparatus, comprising:
- at least one power supply line, to which a user apparatus is connected;
- at least one electrical generator connected to the power supply line;
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- a power supply network connected to the power supply line via at least one connection circuit, the connection circuit including a compensating means for compensating for a disturbance in the supply of electrical power to the user apparatus and comprising at least one active electrical energy storage device adapted to exchange active electrical energy with the user apparatus upon appearance of the disturbance.
A system for providing electrical power to at least one user apparatus, comprising:
- at least one local power supply line, to which power supply line a user apparatus is connected;
- at least two on-site electrical generators connected in parallel to the power supply line;
- a power supply network connected to the power supply line via at least one connection circuit, the connection circuit including a compensating means for compensating for a disturbance in the supply of electrical power to the user apparatus and comprising at least one active electrical energy storage device adapted to exchange active electrical energy with the user apparatus upon appearance of the disturbance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.