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venusdhuria
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Harmonic Distortion

04/01/2011 6:34 AM

can someone arrange the "CEA technical guidelines for allowable limits of THD & specific order harmonic distortion"
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Re: harmonic distortion

04/01/2011 6:39 AM

Yes. What sequence would you like these words in?

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"limits allowable CEA THD specific guidelines for distortion technical specific harmonic & order".

Would that do?
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Re: harmonic distortion

04/04/2011 2:16 AM

yes i need the same which u mentioned in example and do u have some paper on harmonic analysis of distribution system?
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04/01/2011 10:18 AM

Googling gets quite a few CEA standards and others dealing with harmonics and distortion. If the one you want isn't bootlegged or pirated for free then contact CEA and pay for it.

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04/06/2011 6:16 AM

The only known guide is IEEE 519.
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venusdhuria
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04/06/2011 7:40 AM

IEEE 519 don't tell about the allowable limit of particular harmonic (i.e. 3rd,5th), however, it tells about the allowable limit of THD,,thats why i need CEA guidelines
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04/06/2011 8:22 AM

Has CEA published any such guidelines?
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S Naved Masood
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04/07/2011 7:27 AM

yes, they published!
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