Single-phase photovoltaic inverter reactive power compensation

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Does reactive power compensation degrade a PV inverter?

When Case 2 is analyzed, the PV inverter compensates the original reactive power profile with Q R = 100 %, and the lifetime is reduced to 4.4, 6.2, and 12.4 for IZA, GOI, and AAL, respectively. Therefore, independent of the region, the reactive power compensation degrades the PV inverter and may reduce its lifetime below the target.

Why is reactive power compensation important for solar PV systems?

The solar photovoltaic (PV) systems have gained more attention in renewable energy production due to their cost efficiency and reliability. Typically, reactive power compensation and harmonics elimination are challenging and demanding tasks for improving the efficacy of grid-connected solar PV systems.

Does reactive power compensation increase the cost of a PV system?

It is important to note that the LCOE of the PV system with reactive power compensation is higher than the conventional system for every ISR condition. As expected, there is an increase in the system costs when the reactive power is provided by the PV inverter. In comparison with the reference value, this increase is 46.6% higher for ISR = 100%.

What is reactive power capability of a solar PV array?

The reactive power capability of the inverter and its power study is carried out in real-time. A 75kWp Solar P.V. Array is connected to the grid through the P.V. Inverter system. The active and reactive power control is done by 3 × 25kVA SMA inverter and HMI controller. The Solar P.V. Array and Measuring system is shown in Fig. 15.

Can a multifunctional PV inverter support reactive power?

Therefore, the multifunctional PV inverter can be applied to support this load with reactive power. However, the employed PV inverter rated apparent power is 5 kVA, which means that it can only compensates at maximum 5 kvar. Therefore, the reactive power profile used as input of the multifunctional PV inverter is shown in Fig. 12 (a).

Can multifunctional PV inverters support the grid with harmonic current compensation (HCC)?

Besides reactive power injection, multifunctional PV inverters can also support the grid with harmonic current compensation (HCC) , , . The impacts of HCC on the inverter lifetime are addressed in , .