Ferromagnetic resonance In distribution networks with DG
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Distributed Generator, DG, ferromagnetic resonanceAbstract
In power distribution networks, when DG is connected to transformers by underground cable, the incidents of one-phase or two-phase open circuit due to dephased operation are usually the cause of ferromagnetic resonance by the nonlinear of the magnetizing current transformers. This paper refers to the determination of the parameters exciting current from the experimental data do not load transformers to solve nonlinear circuit with method comedy balance. It goes on to determine the critical value of E, R, C to avoid the phenomenon of ferromagnetic resonance in one-phase or two-phase open circuit.
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