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1 высшая гармоника
высшая гармоника
Гармоника, номер которой больше единицы.
[ ГОСТ 24346-80]Негативное воздействие высших гармоник
Высшие гармонические составляющие приводят к негативным, а иногда и катастрофическим последствиям.-
Возможен перегрев и разрушение нулевых рабочих проводников кабельных линий;
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Искажение синусоидальности питающего напряжения
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Гармоники, генерируемые нелинейной нагрузкой, создают дополнительные потери в трансформаторах;
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В условиях несинусоидальности тока ухудшаются условия работы батарей конденсаторов;
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Сокращение срока службы электрооборудования из—за интенсификации теплового и электрического старения изоляции.
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Необоснованное срабатывание предохранителей и автоматических выключателей вследствие дополнительного нагрева внутренних элементов защитных устройств.
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Возникновение помех в телекоммуникационных сетях при относительно близком расположении силовых кабелей
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Возможен перегрев и разрушение нулевых рабочих проводников кабельных линий;
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