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Harmonic Interaction Between a Large Number of Distributed Power Inverters and the Distribution Network

IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics · 2004 · Vol. 19(6) · pp. 1586–1593
J.H.R. EnslinP.J.M. Heskes

Abstract

Power quality problems associated with distributed power (DP) inverters, implemented in large numbers onto the same distribution network, are investigated. Currently, these power quality problems are mainly found in projects with large penetration of photovoltaics (PV) on rooftops of houses and commercial buildings. The main object of this paper is to analyze the observed phenomena of harmonic interference of large populations of these inverters and to compare the network interaction of different inverter topologies and control options. These power quality phenomenons are investigated by using extensive laboratory experiments, as well as computer modeling of different inverter topologies. A complete network simulation study on an existing residential network with large penetration of PVs, is included.

Power Quality and HarmonicsPhotovoltaic System Optimization TechniquesElectromagnetic Compatibility and Noise SuppressionNetwork topologyInverterHarmonicsElectronic engineeringHarmonicPower qualityPower (physics)Harmonic analysisPhotovoltaicsComputer science
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