Harmonic voltages and currents on two Greek islands with photovoltaic stations: Study and field measurements

 
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1995 (EN)

Harmonic voltages and currents on two Greek islands with photovoltaic stations: Study and field measurements (EN)

Machias, AV (EN)
Vokas, GA (EN)

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the harmonic distortion present to the electric grid of two small Greek islands (Arki and Antikythera) where Photovoltaic Stations are installed, to study their inverters harmonic behaviour and to present the measurements of the harmonic voltages and currents obtained at field tests on these two islands. It is shown that the harmonics injected by the Photovoltaic Stations to the electric grid are not very high and at most cases they can not cause significant problems to the appliances of the customers. On the other hand, a theoretical analysis of the installed inverters technology is also presented, showing that the results from the measurements and those of the presented analysis are quite identical. From both measurements and theoretical analysis remarkable conclusions concerning the problem of harmonics are drawn. (EN)

journalArticle (EN)

Solar cells (EN)
Voltage measurement (EN)
Electric power systems (EN)
Harmonic Distortion (EN)
Theoretical Analysis (EN)
Harmonic currents (EN)
Greece (EN)
Electric inverters (EN)
Photovoltaic cells (EN)
Photovoltaic stations (EN)
Field Test (EN)
Harmonic voltages (EN)
Electric current measurement (EN)
Field Measurement (EN)
Electric distortion (EN)


IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion (EN)

1995 (EN)

08858969 (EN)
2 (EN)
302 (EN)
10.1109/60.391896 (EN)
306 (EN)
10 (EN)

IEEE, Piscataway, NJ, United States (EN)




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