A novel protection scheme for DC microgrid with hierarchical control

Patil, Chanchal; Thale, Sushil; Muchande, Shrishell; Kadam, Arvind H.

doi:10.1109/sege.2017.8052786

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“…Throughout the DC line fault, the circuit breakers connected at one and another end of the segments operate and disconnect the faulty segment, and keep up with stable activity with no power outage. After the disconnection of the faulty segment, the load is met by the remaining part of the network by increasing its transmission capacity [25]. The practicable faults that exist in the DC microgrid system are DC bus-to-bus and bus-to-ground faults.…”

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Deep neural network enabled fault detection in LVDC microgrid using empirical mode decomposition

2022

IJATEE

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Direct current (DC) microgrids are small-scale distribution systems comprising distributed generators, storage instruments, and controllable loads operating in a coordinated way [1]. Power electronic interface utilized to attach sources and a load to the DC microgrid, which provides flexible control and improved power quality. It makes the microgrid single controlled units that meet the local energy needs and can also operate in coordination with the main grid or utility power system.

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confidence: 99%