| Title |
A Study on the Calculation of Reference Impedances in Domestic Low-Voltage Power System |
| Authors |
강문호(Kang, Moon-Ho) ; 송양회(Song, Yang-Hoe) ; 이흥호(Lee, Heung-Ho) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5370/KIEE.2011.60.9.1651 |
| Keywords |
Reference impedance ; Supply network impedance ; IEC 60725 ; Flicker |
| Abstract |
The reference impedances which is about 95% supply impedance value of residential consumers' supply impedances was published by IEC in 1980. The reference impedances are the standard values for use in determining the voltage disturbance characteristics of electrical equipment like the flicker. In IEC 60725, the reference impedances for premises having service current capacities less than 100A per phase and for service current capacities more than 100A per phase are recommended. And these reference impedances are targeted for the countries using 50Hz power frequency. Because of the frequency difference, the reactance values of the reference impedances will be increased in 60Hz power system like Korea, And also the reference impedances are different significantly each other according to declared voltage variation, power consumption and service wire length etc. Therefore It is needed to calculate the reference impedances suitable for domestic low-voltage power system. In this paper, the reference impedances for service current capacities less than 100A in 220/380V, 60Hz single-phase two wire and three-phase four wire low-voltage system are calculated, And the equations for service current capacities more than 100A to calculate the modulus value of maximum supply impedances are suggested base on IEC 60725 and the reference impedances for those are calculated on service current of 100A per phase. |