Open AccessResearch Concerning Electromagnetic Emissions from Residential On-grid PV Systems
Author(s) -
Krzysztof Maniak,
AUTHOR_ID,
Janusz Sobolewski,
Tomasz Tomczyk,
K. Spalt,
J. W. Wroński
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.26636/jtit.2021.157021
Subject(s) - electromagnetic compatibility , photovoltaic system , flicker , electrical engineering , grid , renewable energy , engineering , automotive engineering , reliability engineering , architectural engineering , computer science , mathematics , geometry
The paper presents the results of grid power quality tests and wide frequency electromagnetic radiation level tests to which home power networks with photovoltaic systems have been subjected. The said results are meaningful from the point of view of safety and compatibility of electrical devices and the power supply system they are connected to. The tests covered stability of phase voltage and its frequency, harmonic level flicker, as well as RF radiated and emission levels. The measurements performed provide an answer to the question concerning the level of compliance of randomly selected home-installed PV systems with applicable recommendations and regulations concerning electromagnetic compatibility. The ability to meet the applicable standards translates into the health and safety of building inhabitants, which is the ultimate goal. Legal regulations concerning electromagnetic compatibility of renewable energy sources are consistent throughout the entire European Union.