VOLTAGE REGULATION THROUGH DISTRIBUTED GENERATION by Syed Alamdar H. & Syed Haider H

VOLTAGE REGULATION THROUGH DISTRIBUTED GENERATION by Syed Alamdar H. & Syed Haider H

Author:Syed, Alamdar H. & Syed, Haider H. [Syed, Alamdar H.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2016-03-11T16:00:00+00:00


5.3- DISTRIBUTED GENERATION AND POWER QUALITY

Many involved in power quality have also become involved in distributed generation (DG) because there is considerable overlap in the two technologies. Therefore, it is very appropriate to include a chapter on this topic. As the name implies, DG uses smaller-sized generators than does the typical central station plant. They are distributed throughout the power system closer to the loads. The term smaller-sized can apply to a wide range of generator sizes. Because our study is primarily concerned with power quality of the primary and secondary distribution system, the discussion of DG will be confined to generator sizes less than 10 MW. Generators larger than this are typically interconnected at transmission voltages where the system is designed to accommodate many generators.



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