SVG Low Voltage Static Var Generator
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The Low-Voltage Static VAR Generator (SVG) is a shunt-type dynamic reactive power compensation device. By modulating the switching states of IGBTs in the inverter bridge, it can control both the magnitude and phase of the AC voltage generated from DC. The entire system functions as a phase‑shifting power source; by detecting the reactive power required by the system, it can rapidly inject reactive power of equal magnitude but opposite phase, achieving local reactive power balance and maintaining the system’s high power factor in real time.
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The Low-Voltage Static VAR Generator (SVG) is a shunt-type dynamic reactive power compensation device. By modulating the switching states of IGBTs in the inverter bridge, it can control both the magnitude and phase of the AC voltage generated from DC. The entire system functions as a phase‑shifting power source; by detecting the reactive power required by the system, it can rapidly inject reactive power of equal magnitude but opposite phase, achieving local reactive power balance and maintaining the system’s operation at a high power factor in real time.
The KSVG‑SVG series static var generators can compensate fundamental reactive current and simultaneously provide dynamic, real-time compensation for harmonic currents. The main circuit comprises three key components: the control system, an IGBT power converter, and a filtering reactor. The SVG first employs a soft‑start contactor and a soft‑start resistor to initiate startup; subsequently, PWM modulation raises the capacitor voltage to its rated value. Meanwhile, the DSP controller detects all harmonic and reactive currents, enabling the SVG to either absorb or inject the required reactive current, thereby achieving continuous, stepless dynamic reactive power compensation.

● Real-time dynamic power factor compensation
In distribution systems, loads such as induction motors, induction furnaces, and high-capacity rectifier equipment all exhibit inductive characteristics during operation, consuming substantial reactive power. This increases energy losses along the supply lines, degrades voltage quality, and reduces the effective utilization rate of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment due to the presence of reactive current. The KSVG‑SVG system can track changes in load reactive demand, providing dynamic reactive power compensation that minimizes line losses and significantly enhances the utilization efficiency of generation, transmission, and distribution assets.
● Effectively maintain the load-side voltage
For load centers, the large load capacity combined with the absence of substantial reactive power sources can easily lead to undervoltage conditions and even voltage collapse. The rapid reactive power regulation capability of KSVG–SVG systems effectively maintains the voltage on the load side, thereby enhancing the voltage stability of the power supply system.
●Enhance the stability of the distribution system,
Installing a KSVG‑SVG device at the midpoint of a long-distance distribution line not only compensates for the line’s reactive power under normal operating conditions but also provides rapid, timely reactive power regulation during system faults, dampens system oscillations, and enhances transmission system stability, thereby effectively increasing the line’s power transfer capability.
● Multi-functional in one device
Simultaneous Mitigation of Multiple Common Power Quality Issues This device can concurrently address several prevalent power quality problems in distribution networks, including three-phase imbalance, voltage flicker, and excessive power factor, thereby enhancing grid supply quality, ensuring the safe and reliable operation of user equipment, reducing energy consumption, and improving efficiency.
● Modular structure
Modular functional units include cabinet‑type modules (C) and wall‑mounted modules (W), catering to a wide range of installation and layout requirements. Cabinet‑type modules are typically installed within low‑voltage switchgear cabinets or frame structures, while wall‑mounted modules are primarily mounted on the walls of distribution rooms where space for switchgear cabinets is limited.
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Rated voltage |
0.4, 0.66, 0.69 kV (customizable for special voltages) |
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Rated frequency |
50 Hz, 60 Hz |
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Single reactive power regulation range |
±600 kvar |
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Insalation position |
Indoor |
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Cooling mode |
Air-cooled |
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Number of modules in parallel |
8 units |
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Filtering function |
2nd to 50th harmonics can be filtered. |
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Compensation function |
Single-phase compensation and three-phase compensation |
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Response time |
<5ms |
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Cabinet type structure |
GGD, GCK, GCS, MNS |
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Altitude |
2,000 meters; custom options available for distances over 2,000 meters. |
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Service life |
More than 30 years |
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Executive standards |
DL/T 1216-2013 |
| Capacity (C)/Mvar | 30 | 100 | 300 | 500 | 600 |
| Width (W)/mm | 800/1000 | ||||
| Height (H)/mm | 2200 | ||||
| Depth (D)/mm | 800/1000 |
| System voltage | Specification and Model | Equipment Capacity |
| 0.4kV | KSVG-SVG-C0.4/35T | 35 |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/50T | 50 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/75T | 75 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/100T | 1000 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/150T | 150 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/300T | 300 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C0.4/600T | 600 | |
| 1kV | KSVG-SVG-C1/35T | 35 |
| KSVG-SVG-C1/100T | 100 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C1/300T | 300 | |
| KSVG-SVG-C1/600T | 600 |
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