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1 Introduction
Electromagnetic interference is any electromagnetic
effect, which can impair equipment functionality or
functionality of system. Electromagnetic interference is
any electromagnetic effect, which can impair equipment
functionality or functionality of system. From the
viewpoint of frequency spectrum and physical impact of
electromagnetic
interference,
we
can
divide
electromagnetic interference to low-frequency and radiofrequency. Low-frequency interference has bad impacts
on power system (energy interference) and to lowfrequency information transport systems (acoustics
interference).
Energy interference acts in frequency band from 0 Hz to
2 kHz and can cause harmonic distortion of voltage or
current wave. Energy interference impacts on controlling
and information systems, lightening equipments,
condensers, cables, protective device and electrical
protection. Energy interference sources are mainly
nonlinear loads which consume deformed non-sinusoidal
current from network (mainly power controlled
semiconductor changers), but also source of electric
power itself.
At the present time, the area of energy interference is
highly relevant cause of these reasons: wide-range of
power electronics usage, using of new (renewable)
sources of electric energy, massive usage of light sources
with electronic ballasts.
That is why it is important to define sources of energy
interference exactly and to analyze their impact on
power sys-tem equipment, mainly from point of view of
right and reliable function (electrical protections), losses
(transmission,
distribution
and
compensation
equipments) and possible damage of equipments (highvoltage insulating systems of rotary machines).
In the project we focus on possible sources of energy
interference:
renewable sources of electric power,
conventional sources of electric power,
selected light sources,
power equipments with semiconductor electronic
devices.
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and current
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and current
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5 Conclusion
Energy interference impacts on controlling and
information systems, lightening equipments, condensers,
cables, protective device and electrical protection.
Energy interference sources are mainly nonlinear loads
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This work was supported by Science and Technology
Assistance Agency under the contract No. APVT-20002004