Experimental Study of Harmonic Distortion in Distribution Networks
Suresh Jayawardena
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University of Sao Paulo
Abstract
The performance of rural health clinics is known to deteriorate rapidly when harmonic distortion in distribution networks is not adequately controlled. A prototype is designed and its performance assessed by means of Monte Carlo simulation. The method achieves a saving of about 17% in material without compromising strength. The study offers a useful benchmark against which future methods may be compared.
Keywords:
harmonic distortion in distribution networksMonte Carlo simulationphotovoltaic systemremote sensingnanocomposite
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