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Power Quality White Papers

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Using the Flicker Curve Worksheet

In this whitepaper we will discuss how to use the PMI Flicker Calculator worksheet to visualize and assist in customizing flicker settings in ProVision. This worksheet was briefly mentioned in…

August 1, 2015 · Scott Jacovidis

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

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

IEEE Std. 141 Flicker Curve vs. IEEE 1453 Flicker Meter

In this whitepaper I describe and compare two of the IEEE Flicker standards, the older standard 141 (the GE Flicker Curve), and the newer IEEE 1453 (Flicker Meter standard). The…

June 1, 2015 · Cowles Andrus III

Customizing the GE Flicker Curve

Flicker is still one of the top PQ complaints reported to utilities, therefore it is important to be able to effectively quantify and evaluate these types of problems. In many…

June 1, 2015 · Scott Jacovidis

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

Motor Start-Up from All Angles

ProVision has a multitude of graphs available that are great for analyzing the various aspects of motor startup and the PQ issues that arise while operating these devices. Using an…

April 1, 2015 · Scott Jacovidis

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

Voltage Unbalance with Canvass

Voltages are rarely perfectly balanced in three-phase systems. Although small unbalances are not usually a problem, if this unbalance becomes too great then the unbalance can cause problems especially for…

February 1, 2015 · David Horning

Oscillatory Transient Ring Frequency

This white paper provides details on how to estimate ring frequency caused by resonances formed between power corrections capacitors and inductive loads using ProVision. Waveform data captured using PMI's Eagle…

January 1, 2015 · Scott Jacovidis

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