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Interharmonic Recording and Data Analysis

Interharmonics are one of the most complex power quality quantities to measure and analyze. The concepts are advanced, the terminology is confusing, the raw data is voluminous, and the interpretation…

September 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Hidden Delta Voltage Unbalance

Voltage unbalance can cause severe heating in motors and large DC power converters. Although most voltage unbalance is caused by unequal loading among phases, shifts in voltage phase angle can…

July 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Transient Capture vs. Waveform Capture

Most PMI recorders include waveform capture, and the Revolution optionally includes a high-speed microsecond-level transient capture system. Although PMI waveform capture and transient capture seem very similar on the surface,…

July 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Voltage Swell from Recloser Operation

A recloser is most associated with brief voltage interruptions, possibly followed by an extended outage if a fault cannot be cleared. Upstream customers experience voltage sag during the reclose attempts,…

July 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Overcurrent Protection with Fused Leads

PMI offers a fused voltage lead kit for increased safety with the Revolution and Eagle power recorders. Although not required to meet UL safety standards with these recorders, the fused…

July 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Understanding PMI Data Record Types – Part 3

The job of any power monitor is to record all interesting data, and leave unrecorded the vast majority of boring, unremarkable data. The tricky part for a monitor is deciding…

May 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Using Scale Factors for PT/CT Ratios & Per-Unit Analysis in ProVision

Raw voltage, current, and power signals applied to a PQ recorder are often scaled versions of the true data under question. Transducers such as PTs and CTs step the voltage…

April 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Voltage Regulation Analysis With Daily Profiles

If there were no variations in distribution load, system voltage regulation would be a simple task.  But Ohm’s law dictates that a change in load produces a change in delivered…

April 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Understanding PMI Data Record Types – Part 2

The job of any power monitor is to record all interesting data, and leave unrecorded the vast majority of boring, unremarkable data. The tricky part for a monitor is deciding…

March 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Getting Started with Stripchart Analysis in ProVision

Stripchart data, also known as trend or interval data, is often the most important information in a power quality recording. The bulk of the recorder memory is dedicated to it,…

February 1, 2015 · Chris Mullins

Understanding PMI Data Record Types – Part 1

The job of any power monitor is to record all interesting data and leave unrecorded the vast majority of boring, unremarkable data. The tricky part for a monitor is deciding…

December 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Photovoltaic Monitoring Setup Recommendations

Photovoltaic (PV) systems generate new power quality and even basic grid stability challenges. The rapid deployment of PV generation requires comprehensive monitoring to help understand and quantify the impacts on…

December 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

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