December 2020

Series Capacitor

Series Capacitor Voltage – Power System Operation and Control

Series Capacitor It is connected in series capacitor to compensate the inductive reactance of line. This reduces the transfer reactance between the buses to which the line is connected. It increases maximum power that can be transmitted and reduces reactive power loss. The reactive power produced by the series capacitor increases with increase in power

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Strain Gauge Load Cell

Strain Gauge Load Cell – Sensors and Transducers

A load cell is an electromechanical transducer that converts load acting on it into an analog electrical signal. Strain Gauge Load cell provide accurate measurement of compressive and tensile loads. Load cells commonly function by utilizing an internal strain gauge that measure deflection. Because the modulus of elasticity of a load cell is constant the

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Computer Control of Power System

Computer Control of Power System – Energy Management

Intro – Computer Control of Power System Operation in plants with automated computer control of power system work mainly in a central control room. In olden plants, the controls for the equipment are not centralized and the switchboard operators control the flow of electricity from a central point, whereas, auxiliary equipment operation work throughout the

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SCADA

SCADA – Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

Functions of SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) The supervisory control and data acquisition systems allow a few operators to monitor the generator. The following are the functions of SCADA. 1. Data Acquisition : It provides telemetered measurements and status information to operator. 2. Information display (limit violations, unplanned events). 3. Supervisory control (CBs (Circuit

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