Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms

Budeanu’s power theory, in its fundamental version, describes single-phase sinusoidal and nonsinusoidal systems. Over time, this elementary description has been extended to three-phase three-wire and four-wire systems, regardless of power conditions. Initially, three-phase systems were considered as...

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Main Authors: Zbigniew Sołjan, Tomasz Popławski
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description Budeanu’s power theory, in its fundamental version, describes single-phase sinusoidal and nonsinusoidal systems. Over time, this elementary description has been extended to three-phase three-wire and four-wire systems, regardless of power conditions. Initially, three-phase systems were considered as three independent single-phase systems. A distinct approach was introduced by Czarnecki in his power theory (Currents’ Physical Components—CPC). The energy description and reference of the equivalent parameters of the load are comprehensive in the context of three-phase systems; Czarnecki treats such systems as a whole. This paper introduces a mathematical model to expand the basic Budeanu theory for three-phase four-wire (3-p 4-w) systems powered by symmetrical and nonsinusoidal voltage sources. The proposed approach is based on mutual elements between the fundamental Budeanu theory and the CPC theory, treating the 3-p 4-w system as a whole. In the extended Budeanu theory model, equations for the Budeanu reactive current and the Budeanu complemented reactive current are derived. The article also demonstrates their orthogonality concerning the remaining components, indicating that each of the seven components can exist independently of the others. Furthermore, in the extended Budeanu theory, it is possible to identify which equivalent parameters of the load are responsible for the individual currents (powers) and which components are associated with the total distortion power proposed by Budeanu in 1927. All of the calculations were performed in Matlab/Simulink 2023b software.
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spelling doaj.art-555bb4234ebe4eb4a12f77f9fe3da5632024-03-12T16:43:07ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732024-02-01175104310.3390/en17051043Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage WaveformsZbigniew Sołjan0Tomasz Popławski1Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Bialystok University of Technology, Wiejska 45D Street, 15-351 Białystok, PolandFaculty of Electrical Engineering, Czestochowa University of Technology, Aleja Armii Krajowej 17, 42-200 Częstochowa, PolandBudeanu’s power theory, in its fundamental version, describes single-phase sinusoidal and nonsinusoidal systems. Over time, this elementary description has been extended to three-phase three-wire and four-wire systems, regardless of power conditions. Initially, three-phase systems were considered as three independent single-phase systems. A distinct approach was introduced by Czarnecki in his power theory (Currents’ Physical Components—CPC). The energy description and reference of the equivalent parameters of the load are comprehensive in the context of three-phase systems; Czarnecki treats such systems as a whole. This paper introduces a mathematical model to expand the basic Budeanu theory for three-phase four-wire (3-p 4-w) systems powered by symmetrical and nonsinusoidal voltage sources. The proposed approach is based on mutual elements between the fundamental Budeanu theory and the CPC theory, treating the 3-p 4-w system as a whole. In the extended Budeanu theory model, equations for the Budeanu reactive current and the Budeanu complemented reactive current are derived. The article also demonstrates their orthogonality concerning the remaining components, indicating that each of the seven components can exist independently of the others. Furthermore, in the extended Budeanu theory, it is possible to identify which equivalent parameters of the load are responsible for the individual currents (powers) and which components are associated with the total distortion power proposed by Budeanu in 1927. All of the calculations were performed in Matlab/Simulink 2023b software.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/17/5/1043extended Budeanu theorycurrents’ physical components (CPC) theorydistortion powersymmetric voltage waveformsthree-phase systemslinear load
spellingShingle Zbigniew Sołjan
Tomasz Popławski
Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
Energies
extended Budeanu theory
currents’ physical components (CPC) theory
distortion power
symmetric voltage waveforms
three-phase systems
linear load
title Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
title_full Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
title_fullStr Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
title_full_unstemmed Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
title_short Budeanu’s Distortion Power Components Based on CPC Theory in Three-Phase Four-Wire Systems Supplied by Symmetrical Nonsinusoidal Voltage Waveforms
title_sort budeanu s distortion power components based on cpc theory in three phase four wire systems supplied by symmetrical nonsinusoidal voltage waveforms
topic extended Budeanu theory
currents’ physical components (CPC) theory
distortion power
symmetric voltage waveforms
three-phase systems
linear load
url https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/17/5/1043
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