Define the Diagnostic Scope
We define the diagnostic scope based on incoming power, distribution, load, and grounding configurations, as well as operating conditions.
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DIAGNOSIS
POWER QUALITY
SYSTEM OPERATION
Certified Technical Consultant (Technology Innovation Management)
Certificate No. 1994-1063 · Registration No. 2659 · Validity 2022.05.18–2027.05.17
Power Quality and System Operation DiagnosisWe diagnose the operating condition of the power system and the characteristics of voltage and current through measurement-based assessment. We then analyze the root causes of abnormal symptoms and present improvement directions from an operational stability perspective. Define the Diagnostic ScopeWe define the diagnostic scope based on incoming power, distribution, load, and grounding configurations, as well as operating conditions. Measurement SetupWe set measurement points, duration, and sampling conditions to ensure data reliability across different operating scenarios. DurationIncluding operating scenarios
LocationsKey branches / loads
CriteriaStandards / internal rules
Power Quality AnalysisWe perform an integrated analysis of key power quality indicators such as harmonics, imbalance, power factor, and voltage variation. THD / Harmonics
Imbalance
Power Factor
Voltage Variation
Event and Abnormal Symptom AssessmentWe classify events such as voltage sags/swells, flicker, surges, and transients, and assess their characteristics and occurrence patterns. System Operation EvaluationWe evaluate system responses to operational patterns such as load variation, start/stop cycles, and inverter/VFD operation. Load ProfilePeak / Off-peak
SwitchingStart / Stop
DriveVFD / Inverter
Root Cause and Impact ReviewWe technically organize contributions from non-active current components, neutral/ground paths, and nonlinear loads, and review their operational impacts. Diagnostic ReportWe deliver a structured report covering measurement conditions, analysis results, technical rationale, and recommendations. DELIVERABLES
NOTICE
This diagnosis is intended for a technical review of power system operating conditions and does not guarantee, predict, or assert specific energy savings or performance improvements. |