Active Harmonic Filter (AHF)

Item No.: PQC-AHF
Active Harmonic Filter (AHF) system designed to eliminate harmonic oscillations and reduce costs consequently.
Description
Description

Active Harmonic Filter (AHF)


PQC-AHF based on 3-level topology, is an Active Harmonic Filter (AHF) system designed to eliminate harmonic oscillations and reduce costs consequently. AHF is a versatile solution, easily tailored to deliver power factor improvement, voltage variation control, flicker mitigation and load balancing functionality, and highly improved power quality in networks while reducing harmonic pollution.

PQC-AHF Active Harmonic Filter

PQC-AHF Active Harmonic Filter is a perfect and comprehensive solution to the power quality issues of power grid , such as harmonics, reactive power and 3 phase load unbalance. PQC-AHF which is in parallel to power grid can detect the harmonic wave in power grid in time, generate the reverse-phase compensation current through the converter and dynamically filter the harmonic wave in power grid.

YTPQC Active Harmonic Filter basics


The operation of PQC-AHF is unaffected by multifarious load forms and power grid structures. And it will not produce harmonic oscillation (resonance) along with the system, thus perfectly realizing harmonic control under diverse loads. PQC Active Harmonic Filter can fully accomplish dynamic reactive compensation, control the capacitor switching and ultimately heighten the power factor of power grid. Meanwhile, PQC-AHF has the function of controlling the three-phase load current unbalance, thus comprehensively handling various power quality matters in power grid.

 

Modular Design

PQC Active Harmonic Filter has a advanced modular design. Usually PQC-AHF consists of one or several AHF modules and an optional touched LCD Human Machine Interface. Each AHF module is an independent harmonic filtering system, and users can change the harmonic filtering system rating by adding or removing AHF modules.

According to the mounting type, PQC-AHF can  be divided into Rack Modular AHF, Wall-mounted AHF and free landing AHF.

 

Model Description

PQC-AHF Active Harmonic Filter Module series cover from 15A to 150A, support wall mounted type, rack type, free landing modules.

 

SN Item Rated Capacity Factory Model Dimensions
(W*D*H,MM)
N.G
(KG)

Packing Size

(W*D*H,MM)

G.W.
(KG)
1 APF 15A PQC-AHF/15-4-4L-RW 360*402*125 20 740*690*445 25
2 APF 25A PQC-AHF/25-4-4L-RW 360*402*125 20 740*690*445 25
3 APF 50A PQC-AHF/50-4-4L-RW 505*550*190 34 740*690*445 40
4 APF 75A PQC-AHF/75-4-4L-RW 505*550*190 35 740*690*445 40
5 APF 100A PQC-AHF/100-4-4L-RW 505*570*280 53 740*690*445 63
6 APF 125A PQC-AHF/125-4-4L-RW 505*570*280 54 740*690*445 64
7 APF 150A PQC-AHF/150-4-4L-RW 505*570*280 55 740*690*445 65


PQC Active Harmonic Filter is available in a wide range of ratings, to serve a wide range of consumer applications. Its modular design allows flexibility in installation and integration. The inherent energy-efficient design,3 level topology, and the optional user-friendly Haman Machine Interface, make PQC-AHF a highly preferred solution for all segments of electricity consumers, system integrators and OEM manufacture.

Technical Data and Specifications
Rated Voltage 220V
(171~269V)
400V
(300~456V)
480V
(356~515V)
690V
(483~793V)
Rated Current
15/25/50/75/100/150A
15/25/50/75/100/150A
50/75A/100/120A
100A,150A
Mains Frequency 50/60Hz±5%
Circuit Topology Three Level
Multi Compensation Mode Harmonic compensation, reactive compensation, three-phase load unbalance compensation
Filter range  2nd~51st odd order harmonics (Selective or Full compensation)
Rated of Harmonic Reduction ≥97% (For typical harmonic order distortions)
Filtering Performance Typically, THDi≤ 5% at rated load(Even with most complex loads).
Target Power Factor Adjustable from -1.0 to +1.0
3 Phase Load Balancing Effect ≤5%, Mitigate negative and zero sequence
Neatral Filtering Capacity 3 times the rated filter current(in case of 4 wire device)
Switching/control frequency 25.6kHz
Initial response time ≤50us
Overall Response time ≤5ms
Active loss of system ≤2.5%
Output current limit Automatically limited within 100% of rated capacity to output
Control algorithm Intelligent FFT,Self-adaptive control algorithm
Controller DSP+FPGA
Protection Hardware protection, Software protection
Control connection Fiber or electrical connection
Human Machine Interface 7 inch touched TFT LCD HMI
Communication protocols Adopt Modbus remote communication protocol; communication interface adopts RS485 and CAN bus, supporting mobile phone APP operation.
Noise <60db (<45db during low-speed operation)
Installation method Module embedded(Rack),wall mounted, free landing
Level of protection IP20
Cooling method Speed regulation intelligent air cooling PWM Fans
Color RAL 7035 Light Grey
Ambient temperature -20~55℃
Relative humidity Maximum 95%, without condensation
Mounting height above sea level ≤2000 at rated capacity; appropriately reduce the capacity if it is > 2000(1% derating per 100m)
Qaulifications CE, IEEE61000,Type Test Report
Compliance with Standards IEEE 519, ERG5/4

 


Application:

PQC-AHF in Textile Industry

PQC Active Harmonic Filter, reduced harmonic levels results in improved electrical network reliability and reduced operating costs. Nuisance tripping of protective devices and nuisance clearing of fuses due to harmonic heating effects is greatly reduced.

Overheating of motors, transformers, switch gear and cables is also reduced which increases their life expectancy and reduces maintenance costs. For new installations, over-sizing of distribution equipment to reduce harmonic susceptibility can be reconsidered.

 

The Background

With the development of social economy and science technology, many textile printing and dyeing enterprises in order to improve the product quality of transformation technology, large use of VFDs, DC equipment, including ventilation equipment (including frequency conversion fan and air conditioning), lighting equipment, production equipment (yarn, fine sand, grasp cotton, shaping machine, dyeing cylinder, etc.), produce a large number of 5th,7th order harmonic, cause harmonic, harmonic pollution, lead to power quality decline.

YT active Harmonic Filter applied in textile industry YT active Harmonic Filter installed in textile industry

 

The Power Quality Problem

A company is specialized in the production of non-woven fabric manufacturer, producing a variety of short fiber non-woven cloth, varieties of melt-blown non-woven cloth, synthetic leather non-woven cloth, acupuncture non-woven cloth, propylene non-woven cloth, water absorption pad, filter non-woven cloth, antibacterial cotton, automotive interior materials, oil absorption mat and other non-woven products.

 

PQC-AHF in Networks

The industrial load mainly includes carding machine, needle acupuncture machine, non-woven oven, coil machine, etc., which will produce series harmonics in the production process, resulting in the field capacitance compensation cabinet can not work normally.In order to ensure the normal operation of the field capacitors cabinet, the 300A Active Harmonic Filter is installed for harmonic mitigation.

 

The Technical Performance

The THDV at site is 5.9%, exceeding the national standard limit of 5%, the THDi is 23.5%, the harmonic current is mainly 3rd, 5th, 7th order harmonics, and also contains a small number of 2nd and 4th even harmonics. After treatment, THDv decreased to 2.2%, the THDi decreased to 2.0%, and the current waveform was also restored to the sinusoidal wave type.

Grid data before PQC-AHF

Grid data after PQC-AHF

THDi contrast before and after YT active harmonic filter 1 THDi contrast before and after YT active harmonic filter 2

 

The Benefits

After installation of Active Harmonic Filter, Will compliance with IEEE 519, G5/4, EN 50160 and also other power quality standards and recommendations:

  • Energy savings
  • Higher productivity
  • Quick return on investment
  • Longer lifetime of electrical and process equipment
  • Reliable operation at reduced maintenance costs
  • Additional electric capacity in existing power grid

YT 800A active power filter panel

 

More applications

In the manufacturing plants, the Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) have extensively been used for the motor control purposes to save energy. However, they are one of the major sources of harmonic distortions in the network. PQC-AHF Active Harmonic Filters can effectively cancel the harmonic distortions created by variable speed drives in industrial applications. PQC-AHF bring power quality benefits to variety of industries including the following,
 
• Food & beverage industry
• Automotive industry
• Oil & gas industry
• Paper & Chemical industry
• Pharmaceutical industry
• Textile & clothing industry
• Steel industry
• Cement industry
• Microelectronic manufacturers
• Other industries with AC or DC drives
 
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