Active v/s Passive Harmonic Filter for VFD | PPT
Active v/s
Passive
Harmonic Filter
for VFD
Description
Now that we have already confused by the acronym
VFD, let us simplify everything about harmonic
filters in this blog.
Harmonic filters are used to eliminate harmonic
distortion, which is a result of excessive current in
and out of appliances. Harmonic filters can prevent
large quantities of harmonics from causing extreme
damage to the equipment. It reduces downtime of
operation and keeps the operating cost under
control. They are of two types, viz., Active and
Passive.
Active v/s Passive
Well, most of the things in the world are more
attractive when they are in active form. For
instance, I was asked to write this article in active
form too. But that’s not the case with harmonic
filters. It’s not a straightforward answer in this
case.
Active Harmonic Filters are used to eliminate or
reduce harmonics experienced from power
received from the national grid. The energy which
is received in the form of electricity is not
necessarily clean – the word clean is used in a
different context than general- and needs to be
regulated so that it does not cause any harm to
installation.
Active v/s
TherePforae, sactsivei hvarmeonic filters are installed in the
premises to reduce or minimize the harmonics,
which indirectly leads to optimization of the power
supply.
Passive harmonic filters for vfd (variable
frequency drive) work almost the same as active
harmonic filters. But the significant difference is that
it is used for small premises as compared to active
harmonic filters. It filters the current wave through
an input reactor, output reactor, shunt reactor, and
capacitor.
Concluding Note:
If you are facing difficulty in
choosing between active or
passive harmonic filters, then
worry not because it’s a common
doubt, and everyone faces this
problem. You just need the right
guidance to sail you through this
ocean of doubts. Energy Control
System might help you.
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