Investigation of Munzur University service buildings in terms of the power quality

In this thesis, service buildings in Munzur University campus area were investigated in terms of power quality. Three different service buildings were selected among the service buildings in the campus area within the scope of our investigation: the first one contains an uninterruptible power supply as well as compensation system, the second one contains only a compensation system, finally the third one is a service building without both an uninterruptible power supply and compensation system. Connecting the Hioki 3196 power quality analyzer to the distribution board of the selected service buildings, we first measured the corresponding current, voltage, power, frequency, power factor, voltage imbalance, current as well as voltage harmonics of the structures and then the data collected were transferred into a computer environment to convert them into graphical forms. The voltage quality was examined according to the European Power Quality Standard EN 50160, the compensation system and power factor were examined according to the standards determined by the Energy Market Regulatory Board and the current and voltage harmonics were examined within the scope of the Standard IEEE 519-2022. The data obtained for the power quality parameters for the examined service buildings showed that all of the selected structures only contain current harmonic problems. Suggestions for solutions to the related problems are presented in the thesis.