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Page 1: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Power Factor CorrectionPower Factor Correction

KWKVA

KVAR

Page 2: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Reasons behind P.F correctionsReasons behind P.F corrections

Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power

Motors

Page 3: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Formula P.FFormula P.F

P.F = watts/va

Or

P.F = P/S

Page 4: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Power Factor ImprovementPower Factor Improvement

Over Correction Individual power factor correction

Motor or Inductive Load

Power Factor Correction Capacitor

Motor Control Switch

Page 5: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Power Factor ImprovementPower Factor Improvement

Group power factor correction

Distribution Panel #1

Distribution Panel #2

Distribution Panel #3Power Factor

Correction Capacitors

Capacitor Control Switches

Page 6: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Utility P.F CorrectionUtility P.F Correction

centralized automatic power factor correction

Page 7: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Common Types of CapacitorsCommon Types of Capacitors

Page 8: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

3 Phase Capacitor3 Phase Capacitor

Page 9: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

ReactorsReactors

Shunt Reactors

Series Reactors

Page 10: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Underground NetworksUnderground Networks

Edmonton downtown network Calgary downtown network

Page 11: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Benefits of Power Factor Benefits of Power Factor CorrectionCorrection

Reduce electrical costs.

Reduce load losses of the distribution system. I²R Loss

Increase the system's capacity.

Maintain a better voltage regulation on the system.

Improves P.F.

Page 12: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

SafetySafety

Capacitors hold charges

High Quality Capacitors

Capacitors in transit

Page 13: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Rules for P.F Calculations Rules for P.F Calculations

Power input in a load is what the utility see as load

P= KW or W

Page 14: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

Rules Rules

Power is constant KW or Watts

Output power is what the customer sees KW or Watts

Page 15: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

RulesRules

Cal. All Power Values @ original P.F 1Cal. All Power Values @ original P.F 1stst

SSmm PPmm QQmm

Cal. All Power Values @ New P.F (corrected p.f)Cal. All Power Values @ New P.F (corrected p.f) Using Pm – Using Pm – constantconstant SScorcor and Q and Qcorcor or Delivered or Delivered

Page 16: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

RulesRules

Find the Qreq or the Q of the cap required to correct Find the Qreq or the Q of the cap required to correct the P.Fthe P.F

QQcapcap = Q = Qm m - Q- Qcorcor

Cal Size of Cap’s Xc valueCal Size of Cap’s Xc value Xc = EXc = E²/Qcap²/Qcap

Page 17: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

RulesRules

Cal the Cap size to μF Cal the Cap size to μF C=1 x 10C=1 x 106 6 / 2 / 2пп f Xc f Xc

Assume 60 HzAssume 60 Hz

Page 18: Power Factor Correction KW KVA KVAR. Reasons behind P.F corrections n Power Factor is the ratio between Power and Apparent Power n Motors

RulesRules

Size the cap for total bank size if required per individual Size the cap for total bank size if required per individual cap divide by 3cap divide by 3

Remember Power is Remember Power is alwaysalways constant constant

Qt = √S² - P²