英文摘要 |
This report shows the use of the Taguchi method to investigate the planning of large-scale passive harmonic filters. Orthogonal arrays are widely employed in experimental processes to solve practical problems encountered because such arrays are geometrically balanced in their coverage of the experimental region after only a few representative experiments have been implemented. The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is employed to investigate the robust design of harmonic filters. In the design of harmonic filters, some uncertainties should be considered. Noise factors have been considered to present the effects of filter parameter detuning, loading uncertainty and changing of system impedances. In order to determine a set of weights of objective functions to represent the relative importance of each term, the centroid method has been considered. The purposes are to minimize the total demand distortion of harmonic currents, total harmonic distortion of voltages, filter loss and cost. Reactive power compensation and constraints of individual harmonics should also be considered. A search for a global optimal solution is applied to the harmonic problems in a steel plant, where both AC and DC arc furnaces are used and a static var compensator (SVC) is installed. Additional results related to the Taguchi method are also reported and discussed as well. |