MV Iron Core Detuned Reactors are a critical component in MV power factor correction systems installed in MV installations. These reactors are specifically designed in a detuned configuration to prevent the occurrence of resonance between capacitors and inductances within the system, as well as to mitigate the resulting total current and voltage harmonic distortions.
In MV installations, MV power factor correction systems are used to compensate for the reactive power of the connected loads. These capacitor banks incorporate detuned reactors to avoid resonance between capacitors and inductances, thereby preventing the increase in total current and voltage harmonic distortion levels. By creating a tuned circuit in series with the capacitors, detuned reactors effectively prevent the rise in harmonic distortion and eliminate resonance within the facility.