Power source quality management system and air conditioning apparatus
A power conversion device ( 3 ) is supplied with an electric power from an alternating current power source ( 1 ). An active filter device ( 2 ), which is a power source quality improvement unit, improves a quality of the alternating current power source ( 1 ). A controller ( 37 ) limits an operation of the power conversion device ( 3 ) so that any one of a power-source electric power, a power-source current, and a power-source harmonic obtained when a failure detection unit ( 4 ) detects a failure of the active filter device ( 2 ) becomes less than or equal to a maximum value of a corresponding one of the power-source electric power, the power-source current, and the power-source harmonic, the maximum value being obtained when no failure has occurred in the active filter device ( 2 ).
1. A power source quality management system comprising:
a load apparatus that includes
a harmonic generator from which a power-source harmonic is generated and outputs an alternating current electric power, the harmonic generator being connected to a power source and supplied with a power-source electric power from the power source, and
an electric motor that operates in response to the alternating current electric power being output from the harmonic generator;
a power source modifier that is connected to the power source and improves a quality of the power source;
a processor that determines a presence or absence of a failure of the power source modifier; and
a controller that makes the load apparatus continue operating in a state limited more than when no failure has occurred in the power source modifier, so that any one of the power-source electric power, a power-source current, and a power-source harmonic becomes less than or equal to a maximum value of a corresponding one of the power-source electric power, the power-source current, and the power-source harmonic by reducing the frequency of the alternating current electric power to be output from the harmonic generator to the electric motor to reduce the rotation speed of the electric motor in response to a determination by the processor that the power source modifier has failed, the maximum value being obtained when no failure has occurred in the power source modifier.
2. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the power source modifier is any one of a PWM converter device, an active filter device, and a phase modifying device.
3. The power source quality management system according to claim 2 , wherein
the load apparatus is any one of an air conditioning apparatus, an elevator, and a lighting device.
4. The power source quality management system according to claim 3 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when a power-source power factor of the power source is lower than a first predetermined value.
5. The power source quality management system according to claim 3 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source harmonic is greater than a second predetermined value.
6. The power source quality management system according to claim 2 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when a power-source power factor of the power source is lower than a first predetermined value.
7. The power source quality management system according to claim 2 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source harmonic is greater than a second predetermined value.
8. The power source quality management system according to claim 2 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source current from the power source has a waveform different from a waveform of the power-source current that is obtained in a state where no failure has occurred in the power source modifier.
9. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the load apparatus is any one of an air conditioning apparatus, an elevator, and a lighting device.
10. The power source quality management system according to claim 9 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when a power-source power factor of the power source is lower than a first predetermined value.
11. The power source quality management system according to claim 9 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source harmonic is greater than a second predetermined value.
12. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when a power-source power factor of the power source is lower than a first predetermined value.
13. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source harmonic is greater than a second predetermined value.
14. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source current from the power source has a waveform different from a waveform of the power-source current that is obtained in a state where no failure has occurred in the power source modifier.
15. The power source quality management system according to claim 1 , wherein
the power source modifier is incorporated in the load apparatus.
16. An air conditioning apparatus comprising:
a harmonic generator from which a power-source harmonic is generated and outputs an alternating current electric power, the harmonic generator being connected to a power source and supplied with a power-source electric power from the power source;
an electric motor that operates in response to the alternating current electric power being output from the harmonic generator;
a power source modifier that is connected in parallel with the harmonic generator with respect to the power source and improves a quality of the power source;
a processor that determines a presence or absence of a failure of the power source modifier; and
a controller that makes the harmonic generator continue operating in a state limited more than when no failure has occurred in the power source modifier, so that any one of the power-source electric power, a power-source current, and the power-source harmonic becomes less than or equal to a maximum value of a corresponding one of the power-source electric power, the power-source current, and the power-source harmonic by reducing the frequency of the alternating current electric power to be output from the harmonic generator to the electric motor to reduce the rotation speed of the electric motor in response to a determination by the processor that the power source modifier has failed, the maximum value being obtained when no failure has occurred in the power source modifier.
17. The air conditioning apparatus according to claim 16 , wherein
the power source modifier is any one of an active filter and a PWM converter.
18. The air conditioning apparatus according to claim 16 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when a power-source power factor of the power source is lower than a third predetermined value.
19. The air conditioning apparatus according to claim 16 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source harmonic is greater than a fourth predetermined value.
20. The air conditioning apparatus according to claim 16 , wherein
the processor determines that the power source modifier has failed when the power-source current from the power source has a waveform different from a waveform of the power-source current that is obtained in a state where no failure has occurred in the power source modifier.