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Filter Protection Tuned Out<\/h2>\n

This solution is appropriate when we have networks with a high level of harmonic distortion and power factor compensation is sought.<\/p>\n

The purpose is to prevent overloads due to harmonic current currents in the capacitor, diverting them to the grid. Preventing the capacitor from deteriorating prematurely and reducing possible amplifications and resonances.<\/p>\n

This is achieved by placing ballasts in series with the capacitor, so that the filter tuning frequency is between the fundamental and the frequency of the lowest harmonic present, which is usually the 5th order harmonic.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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