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Dynamic reactive power of photovoltaic inverter

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6 FAQs about [Dynamic reactive power of photovoltaic inverter]

How does a photovoltaic inverter work?

Power generation flowing through the transmission line causes unintended flow of reactive power to the grid side, as the transmission reactance consumes reactive power. Thus, the grid-side reactive power becomes coupled with the active power production of the photovoltaic inverter, which fluctuates along with irradiance conditions.

Can a PV inverter control reactive power during autonomous operation?

Manual reactive power control during autonomous operation Most of the new PV inverters are capable of reactive power support. The proposed autonomous compensation method defaults the grid-side reactive power to zero, but does not interfere with external reactive power control.

How does reactive power affect a PV inverter?

The flow of reactive power in the transmission line increases the total current and Joule losses in the line. In addition, a large proportion of unintended reactive power may destabilize the inverter in very weak grids. Consequently, the unintended reactive power imposes limitations to maximum active power feed from the PV inverter.

Can a photovoltaic inverter compensate unintended reactive power?

The present work proposes a method for real-time compensation of the unintended reactive power, which decouples the reactive power from the active power of a photovoltaic inverter. Based on real-time measurement of the grid impedance, the unintended reactive power is estimated and autonomously compensated in the inverter.

What happens if a PV inverter has a weak grid?

Thus, in a weak grid the active power of a PV inverter becomes coupled with reactive power seen by the grid. Unintended reactive power increases transmission losses, reduces the maximum transmission capacity, compromises system stability, and strains the grid with excessive reactive power requirements , , , , .

How to control reactive power in a current-controlled inverter?

A widely applied method for reactive power control in current-controlled inverters is power factor control (PFC), where the cos ϕ of the inverter is set to other than unity. PFC provides flexible method to regulate the reactive power output of the converter by associating reactive power input to active power level.

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