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SL7000 User Guide
Total harmonic distortion (THD)
The meter can be configured to calculate the per phase Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) value for both:
•
Voltage (Uhrms)
•
Current (Ihrms)
THD is calculated over the full harmonic range from H2 to H13 for 50Hz networks and from H2 to H11 for 60Hz
networks. The calculation is made in accordance with one of the following user-specified standard algorithms:
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ANSI (relative to the RMS value)
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IEC61000-4-7 (relative to the fundamental value)
THD data are computed in a back end task to not disturb the global behaviour of the meter. As THD computing
requires a lot of cpu processing, data are updated every 20s.
The Voltage and Current harmonics distortion magnitude on each phase ( Vhrmsi and Ihrmsi ) are computed with
a sliding filter (3 values). The filter is used to provide a stable value on display and to not take into account short
variation on THD (especially at power up).
At power up, filtered values will be 0 during the first 3 first THD value computing. As THD data are updated every
20 seconds, THD data are so available after 1 minute.
Additional calculations are done to provide the three-phase aggregate voltage and current THD values.
THD events occur when these values exceed pre-defined thresholds, the meter then records the following defect
event parameters:
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number of events (incremental)
•
duration
•
magnitude
Note about 3-Wire:
THD calculation on 3 wires meters is not applicable.
Phase
The meter calculates the following phase-related parameters to within 1° accuracy:
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per phase current (Ii) to voltage (Ui) phase angle (i=1, 2, 3)
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voltage to voltage phase angles (U1 - U2), (U2 - U3), (U3 - U1)
•
phase sequence
Neutral voltage
Neutral voltage displacement will typically occur as a result of asymmetrical loads or phase faults.
The meter calculates a neutral voltage displacement value once every second using a standard residual voltage
technique (rms value of the vector sum of the phase-to-neutral voltages). When this calculated value exceeds a
pre-programmed threshold an alarm can be triggered.
The neutral displacement threshold value is programmed using the meter support tool and
must
represent an
actual and realistic value. If left at 0.0V (default) the meter will constantly trigger unnecessary alarms.