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Measurement of the harmonic wave of an inverter's power supply

The MEMORY HiCORDER can be used to analyze the
instantaneous value and direction of flow of the constituents of
the harmonic waves of all orders comprised in the primary current of the inverter in order to identify the larger harmonic wave constituents of the outward flow current. The relationship between changes and points in time can be investigated by measuring the changes in the harmonic waves of all orders using the time series analysis mode.
Using the instantaneous analysis mode, it is possible to grasp the occurrence rate of each order of the harmonic wave generated from the device and the extent of the inward and outward flow.
Using the time series recording and analysis modes, changes in harmonic wave currents and voltage distortion ratio in the course of time can be recorded as a graph. This, for example, makes it possible to grasp the pattern of harmonic wave occurrences during one day.
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Locating ground-faulted wind power transmission lines

When dealing with many power transmission lines, it requires major efforts to find a ground-faulted line. This task can be greatly simplified by using multi-channel recording to pick up the ground fault current with sensors.
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Load shutdown tests in power generation plants
In power generation plants, load shutdown tests are conducted to provide against irregularities and sudden unexpected phenomena. The pre-trigger function can be used to measure and record waveforms before and after the shutdown, enabling accurate analysis.
The Vernier function, which can be used to perform fine adjustment of amplitudes, is also a useful tool.
Necessary data can be recorded with the MEMORY HiCORDERs and utilized as data for analyses.
a. The time of the shutdown recorded as hour, minutes, seconds and year, month and day.
b. Recording of the generator's voltage V and the maximum stabilized voltage V before and after shutdown.
c. Recording of the maximum fluctuations in revolving speed before and after shutdown.
d. Recording of the dead time of the hydraulic turbine's governor servo and time of shutdown.
e. Recording of the number of openings, dead time, and the duration of opened and closed time of the pressure regulator.
f. Recording the water pressure in pipes before and after load shutdown.
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