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• TITLE: Simulation Model for Passive Harmonic Filters Using Matlab/Simulink: A Case Study

  AUTHORS: Yonis Elmi, Diaa Salman

  KEYWORDS: Harmonic, Filters, Power System Quality, Mitigation

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Power and Energy Engineering, Vol.11 No.3, March 23, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Electrical grid power quality is a global issue. The grid must supply electricity at sinusoidal voltages and currents without frequency or amplitude fluctuations. Harmonics from non-linear loads change the stable reference point voltage waveform and cause other problems. Harmonic reduction is essential for grid health. Electrical and electronic equipment users, manufacturers, and suppliers all contribute. This article presents a case analysis of the plastic processing industry, which has historically struggled with a difficulty related to the fifth harmonic. Unwanted harmonics are reduced by using a single-tuned passive filter, a double-tuned passive filter, and a second-order damped filter. The total harmonic distortion is almost identical, but the second-order damped filter provides the best harmonic mitigation, meeting the requirements of the IEE 519-1992 Standard.