Harmonic mitigation — reduce your operational costs

Supplied by Schneider Electric Industry Business on Friday, 18 September, 2015

Replacing industrial equipment before its use-by date, due to excessive current and voltage distortion, can add up to 15% in capital expenditure and 10% in operational costs. These costs can be avoided if the appropriate harmonic mitigation solution is implemented.

Download this white paper to review several approaches to harmonic mitigation and identify the method for your situation

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