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Unit 63: Electrical Power
HNC Electrical Power Assign3 QCF 2015-16.docx Page 1 of 3 © HTM 2015
HNC Engineering (QCF)
Assignment
Course Title : BTEC HNC Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Student Name : . Assignment Title: Assignment 3: Harmonics Issue Date 23/02/2016 Due Date 15/03/2016
BTEC Unit : Electrical Power Unit No.: 63
OUTCOME :
1).
2). Harmonics in power systems
3).
4).
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Assessment written by H. T. Mills date 10-03-2015 Verified before issue by: D. A. Wilson date 16-03-2015
Unit 63: Electrical Power
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Assessment and Grading (H.N.C) To achieve a pass the student must demonstrate the ability to:
Outcome 2 Criteria Yes No
P2.1 identify typical sources of harmonics in a power system
P2.2 explain the effects of harmonics in power systems
P2.3 evaluate at least four different methods of mitigation of harmonics
To achieve a merit the student must demonstrate the ability to:
Merit Criteria Yes No
M2 select/design and apply appropriate methods/techniques Indicative Characteristic: a range of sources of information has been used
Further Guidance You must show evidence of research from a range of sources. This will take the form of a suitable bibliography and also include an appendix with appropriate print-outs from external sources that have been discussed as part of your descriptions.
To achieve a distinction the student must demonstrate the ability to:
Distinction Criteria Yes No
D2 take responsibility for managing and organising activities Indicative Characteristic: autonomy/independence has been demonstrated
Further Guidance Describe how an organised and structured approach was used in working on this assignment. Students will need to demonstrate their ability to work independently using their own initiative and with minimum supervision from the lecturer. This could include the use of a target setting sheet and Gantt chart to plan and monitor assignment progress.
Unit 63: Electrical Power
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Scenario
You are a Design Engineer for a company that supplies equipment for use in factory automation systems. A new product is currently under development. Your manager has requested that you investigate the impact of harmonics and how their effects could be mitigated.
Task 1 Sources of Harmonics (P2.1) (a) Use a diagram to briefly describe harmonics in a power system? (b) Use diagrams and sketches to explain how harmonic distortion originates from
each of the following: i. Transformers ii. DC PSU’s iii. General non-linear loads
Task 2 Effects of Harmonics (P2.2) Harmonics in three phase electrical power systems are considered to have a detrimental effect. Explain what these effects are.
Task 3 Mitigation (P2.3) (a) In a three phase power system what methods can be used to mitigate the effects
of harmonics? Evaluate at least four different methods. (b) Describe the standards that apply in the UK.
Important Notes:
1. Use diagrams and images to illustrate your answers where appropriate.
2. It is not acceptable to copy information from other resources as the answer to the questions. This is obviously meaningless! You are expected to obtain the information, analyse them and describe / explain in your own words to show that you understand the subject.
3. This assignment is intended to represent the individual effort of each student. Consequently identical materials must not be shared between students as it will be considered as plagiarism and the college disciplinary procedure will be invoked.
4. Images and quotations may be used from other sources as part of your answer. However full credit must be given to the source of information.
5. Avoid the use of Wikipedia as the only source of information. 6. Use the Harvard Referencing System.