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| | | To compare with electrolytic solution, we will take a current capability of 20mA per uF for electrolytic capacitors. First case, power at IMwatt: Rms. current is 2468 Arms, which would impose minimum capacitance value of 123.4mF (taken in account 0.2Arms. per uF). If we look at this value on the curve, we can see that this capacitance value is needed (the given example for film technology) for a rectifier frequency lower than 100Hz. So, with 3 phases, 6 diodes rectifier, frequency will be 300Hz. We can see on 1 megawatt curve that capacitance needed is 18.5mF. Film solution will be almost 4 times smaller than electrolytic solution, with high reliability in addition. | | |
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