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4. MODELING <strong>OF</strong> PROPOSED DVR Mustafa İNCİ<br />

4.3.2. Voltage Injection Strategy<br />

Voltage sag and swell problems have several characteristic properties which<br />

must be compensate. Sag/swell magnitude and phase jump problem are the most<br />

important problems in sensitive loads. Therefore, the voltage injection strategies<br />

must be applied depend upon these major issues.<br />

The standard solution for compensating voltage sags is to reestablish the<br />

exact voltage before the sag. Therefore, the amplitude and the phase of the voltage<br />

before the sag have to be exactly restored. The resulting vector is shown in Figure<br />

4.16.(Meyer et al., 2008)<br />

Figure 4.16 Phasor diagram of Pre-Sag Compensation methods<br />

In PSC method, determining pre-sag angle (θ presag ) is determined by using a<br />

phase freezer unit. In literature, conventional phase freezer unit is created by<br />

measuring the supply voltage (V s ) and freezing the phase angle of the supply voltage<br />

when sag occurs. The phase angle of the supply voltage is used as the reference<br />

phase angle of the load voltage (V l ) during sag operation as seen in Figure 4.17<br />

(Delfino et al.,2005; Nielsen et al.,2004; Vilatgamuwa et al.,2002; Ajaei et al.,2011;<br />

Köroğlu,2012).<br />

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