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QUESTION:I'm an industrial engineering student and I'm making a project about
harmonics. Now I'm trying to modelizate an arc furnace in Matlab 6 power
system blockset but it's very difficult. I have read several papers about
"Arc Furnace Models" but it's hard to translate them to Matlab powersystem
blockset. Could somebody help me? Somebody have any block about an arc
furnace or electric arc? Could somebody send me more information?
ANSWER: I think I understand you; you want to "model the harmonics of an arc furnace
using the Power System blockset in Matlab6."
I am a user of Matlab, Simulink and a number of other toolboxes.
However, I do not use the Power System blockset.
I would think that there would be Power System modelling software on the
market
better suited to modelling power system harmonics of an arc furnace. (I say this as I used to look after the intermediate spec'ing of furnace
systems at a previous employer.)
Well, as your project entails looking at the specifics of the harmonics, and
also Matlab,
I think its entirely possible you could do it by first principles.
Just take the equations you have and start reducing them for input into the
Matlab environment.
Come up with your own graphical interface - it will probably render more
useful output to you.
Also, for further assistance, I think you would be better suited to ask for
further Matlab assistance from another website,
such . (I use it, and post to it somewhat
infrequently.)
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