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Streamlining IEEE 519-2014 Harmonic Compliance with the Revolution Recorder
This white paper details how to use the PMI Revolution recorder and ProVision software to verify compliance with the revised IEEE 519-2014 harmonic standard. It covers recommended setup, data analysis, and interpretation techniques, emphasizing the importance of accurate harmonic and interharmonic measurement at the Point of Common Coupling (PCC). The paper highlights key changes in the 2014 standard, including new definitions, measurement intervals, and updated voltage and current distortion limits, and demonstrates practical steps for data retrieval and compliance verification.
Key topics include:
- Introduction to IEEE 519-2014 and the Revolution Recorder
- Setting Up the Revolution for Harmonic and Interharmonic Recording
- Statistical Profiling and Measurement Intervals
- Defining and Locating the Point of Common Coupling (PCC)
- Data Retrieval, Visualization, and Analysis
- Voltage and Current Distortion Limits
Why utilities should care:
Accurate harmonic monitoring ensures compliance with evolving standards, minimizes power quality issues, and supports reliable service delivery. Leveraging advanced recorders and clear PCC definitions streamlines regulatory adherence and enhances grid performance.
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