5. A few examples of possible locations in networks and feeders
Current limiters can be placed at many points on a conventional electrical network. Here are just a few examples.
In many cases, the limiter makes it possible to significantly increase the short-circuit power S cc with the following advantages:
improved voltage quality. Voltage drops (Z cc I = 3 E 2 I/S cc (I: current), see equation (1) ) and therefore voltage variations are reduced. Harmonic disturbances or pollution linked to arc furnaces,...
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