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Power Quality White Papers

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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

Advanced Waveform Capture with ProVision

Waveform Capture data is often the most detailed information available in a PQ recording. Getting good data is not always easy, so it's important to glean all information possible from…

December 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Power Factor Correction Capacitors and Resonances

This paper explains some of the issues concerning power factor correction, and the side-effect of resonances that can be detrimental to a power distribution system. Also are some solutions to…

November 1, 2014 · Cowles Andrus III

New Graph Templates for Flicker Analysis

Voltage flicker is one of the most visible and common residential complaints, yet one of the most challenging to quantify and address. The IEEE 1453 flicker standard defines some important,…

November 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Power Quality with the Significant Change Graph

The Significant Change graph shows single cycle measurements, with one second resolution in a single graphical time series trace. This graph of the triggered Significant Change record type is especially…

July 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Understanding IEEE IEC Flicker Processing

Flicker measurement has improved dramatically with the advent of the flicker measurement techniques described in IEEE-1453/IEC61000-4-15. It is a feature found in many power quality monitors that makes flicker measurement…

June 1, 2014 · Robert F. Worden

Loose Neutral Graph Template

A "flickering lights" customer complaint may be the first symptom of a dangerous loose/open neutral. Loose neutrals can cause high voltage equipment damage, and in extreme cases, excessive current flow…

May 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Understanding Parametric Graphs

Parametric graphs present a little-seen view of load waveforms. By graphing the current waveform against the voltage, a voltage-independent load signature can be established. This is useful for characterizing load…

March 1, 2014 · Chris Mullins

Using Standard Deviation To Get More from Daily Profiles

The Canvass power quality portal provides the user many different tools for analyzing voltage, current and power over considerable periods of time. One such tool is the Daily Profile Graph,…

March 1, 2014 · Caleb Payne

Strategies for Investigating Flicker

Investigating flicker issues with PMI recorders can be straightforward if the right data is collected, and analyzed with ProVision. By enabling and examining Pst and IFL flicker data, in addition…

February 1, 2014 · Wayne LaFleur

Understanding Real, Reactive, and Apparent Power

This white paper defines the differences between Real Power, Reactive Power, and Apparent Power in terms used by the power distribution industry. Here the relationships between these different types of…

January 1, 2014 · Cowles Andrus III

Separating Transmission vs Distribution Events with Canvass

The combination of Canvass and Boomerangs strategically placed in a distribution system allows for a unique system-wide analysis of voltage trends. Analyzing voltage data from multiple locations in parallel reveals…

October 1, 2013 · Chris Mullins

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