Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway

Abstract The key to controlling harmonics in high‐speed railways is to get information on its harmonic feature. In this study, a continuous 24 h harmonic observation is carried out in Ji'an West traction substation of a typical Chinese high‐speed railway. In both the 24 h operating period and t...

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Main Authors: Yadong Fan, Ding Hu, Wen Chen, Liming Gao, Jianping Wang, Mi Zhou, Jianguo Wang, Chang He
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Published: Wiley 2022-12-01
Series:IET Electrical Systems in Transportation
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/els2.12062
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author Yadong Fan
Ding Hu
Wen Chen
Liming Gao
Jianping Wang
Mi Zhou
Jianguo Wang
Chang He
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Ding Hu
Wen Chen
Liming Gao
Jianping Wang
Mi Zhou
Jianguo Wang
Chang He
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description Abstract The key to controlling harmonics in high‐speed railways is to get information on its harmonic feature. In this study, a continuous 24 h harmonic observation is carried out in Ji'an West traction substation of a typical Chinese high‐speed railway. In both the 24 h operating period and the two train driving processes, the features of harmonics of 27.5 kV buses are studied under multiple operating modes, which finds that the voltage and the current harmonic content mainly consist of low‐order harmonics below the 11th order with high‐order harmonics that ranges from 13th to 31st and 89th to 99th order. The law that the harmonic distribution changes with the load current is derived. Calculation results show a power function relationship between total harmonic distortion and bus current. In regenerative braking modes, the harmonic content is higher than traction with less high‐order harmonics. Finally, the authors find an admittance matrix coupling between the 3rd to the 31st order harmonic voltage and current for simplified modelling of the harmonic transmission.
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spelling doaj-art-891a965f0d7b4e69b53ce12b5771fe3f2025-02-03T06:47:25ZengWileyIET Electrical Systems in Transportation2042-97382042-97462022-12-0112436937910.1049/els2.12062Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railwayYadong Fan0Ding Hu1Wen Chen2Liming Gao3Jianping Wang4Mi Zhou5Jianguo Wang6Chang He7School of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaChina Railway Siyuan Survey and Design Group Co. Ltd Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaSchool of Electrical Engineering and Automation Wuhan University Wuhan ChinaAbstract The key to controlling harmonics in high‐speed railways is to get information on its harmonic feature. In this study, a continuous 24 h harmonic observation is carried out in Ji'an West traction substation of a typical Chinese high‐speed railway. In both the 24 h operating period and the two train driving processes, the features of harmonics of 27.5 kV buses are studied under multiple operating modes, which finds that the voltage and the current harmonic content mainly consist of low‐order harmonics below the 11th order with high‐order harmonics that ranges from 13th to 31st and 89th to 99th order. The law that the harmonic distribution changes with the load current is derived. Calculation results show a power function relationship between total harmonic distortion and bus current. In regenerative braking modes, the harmonic content is higher than traction with less high‐order harmonics. Finally, the authors find an admittance matrix coupling between the 3rd to the 31st order harmonic voltage and current for simplified modelling of the harmonic transmission.https://doi.org/10.1049/els2.12062admittance matrixfield testharmonic featurehigh‐speed railway
spellingShingle Yadong Fan
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Wen Chen
Liming Gao
Jianping Wang
Mi Zhou
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Chang He
Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
IET Electrical Systems in Transportation
admittance matrix
field test
harmonic feature
high‐speed railway
title Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
title_full Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
title_fullStr Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
title_full_unstemmed Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
title_short Harmonic feature of 27.5 kV traction power system in a Chinese high‐speed railway
title_sort harmonic feature of 27 5 kv traction power system in a chinese high speed railway
topic admittance matrix
field test
harmonic feature
high‐speed railway
url https://doi.org/10.1049/els2.12062
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