Subject: Electric Power Quality (06 - EE406)


Basic Information

CategoryProfessional-applicative
Scientific or art field:Power Electronics, Machines and Facilities
InterdisciplinaryNo
ECTS5
Course specification

Course is active from 01.10.2013..

The course has an aim to introduce students to contemporary problems of power quality, which in the modern electric power market conditions become one of the benchmarks of power electronics circuit. The aim is to enable students to understand, analyze, design, and explores a wide range of power quality problems, especially the appearance of higher harmonics, rapid voltage variations (dips, short disappearance, jumps, etc.)., Flickers and faulty grounding, and to create and apply modern standards, recommendations and other technical literature, and to plan and implements complex measuring quality parameters in the laboratory or facility.
Students will be educated to understand, analyze, design, and explores a wide range of power quality problems, to create and apply modern standards, recommendations and other technical literature, and to plan and implement complex power quality parameters monitoring & measurements in the laboratory or in the field.
Introduction: The concept and basic definitions, systematization. Mathematical background: Fourier transform, Nyquist frequency, aliasing, choice of window functions. Sources of power quality degradion: Power converters - rectifiers, inverters, choppers, voltage regulators, faults in power systems, operation of the automatic reclosing units (APU), effects of atmospheric discharges, electric arc furnaces and nonlinear characteristics of electric machines and transformers, industry - large drives start-up, compensation, resonance, etc. The effects of degraded power quality: resonance in the network, influence on telecommunication signals, effects on measurements accuracy, effects on the control circuits, influence on sensitive electronic and microprocessor devices operation (computers, electronic scales, etc..). Effects on electrical machines, cables etc. Impact on the operation of the factory drives and examples from practice. Power quality monitoring: Measurement systems and equipment, strategies and methods of measurement, analysis and presentation of measurement results. Methods fof improving the quality: standards and recommendations, harmonic filters, active filters,uninterable power systems, static compensators. Settings of the power quality.
A method of theoretical problems presentation, mathematical modeling, solving tasks with real situations and settings, as well as laboratory measurements and the application of new tools and software will be applied.
AuthorsNameYearPublisherLanguage
Roger Dugan, Mark McGranaghan, Surya SantosoElectrical power systems quality2003McGraw-Hill, New YorkEnglish
Vladimir KatićKvalitet električne energije - viši harmonici2002UNS-Fakultet tehničkih nauka, Edicija Monografije, Br.6Serbian language
Course activity Pre-examination ObligationsNumber of points
Project taskYesYes40.00
Written part of the exam - tasks and theoryNoYes50.00
Laboratory exercise attendanceYesYes5.00
Lecture attendanceYesYes5.00
Name and surnameForm of classes
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Grabić Stevan
Associate Professor

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Katić Nenad

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Milanović Jovica
Guest Professor

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Vekić Marko
Associate Professor

Practical classes
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Vekić Marko
Associate Professor

Laboratory classes