Modeling of fuses for DC power supply systems including arcing time analysis

Tanaka, Toshimitsu; Kawaguchi, Hiroshi; Terao, T.; Babasaki, Tadatoshi; Yamasaki, Mikio

doi:10.1109/intlec.2007.4448754

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“…Initially these characteristics were obtained by actually blowing the fuse in circuits [2]. Later, T. Tanaka proposed a way to develop a fuse model based on the catalog value of joule-integral provide by manufactures [3] [4]. But [3] [4] did not include the details of the implementation of the fuse modeling in terms of the comparison between the melting energy and the reference energy value from catalog.…”

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“…Later, T. Tanaka proposed a way to develop a fuse model based on the catalog value of joule-integral provide by manufactures [3] [4]. But [3] [4] did not include the details of the implementation of the fuse modeling in terms of the comparison between the melting energy and the reference energy value from catalog. Additionally, [3] [4] did not test the fuse model for coordination of fuses in the system.…”

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“…But [3] [4] did not include the details of the implementation of the fuse modeling in terms of the comparison between the melting energy and the reference energy value from catalog. Additionally, [3] [4] did not test the fuse model for coordination of fuses in the system. The purpose of this paper is to develop a procedure of fuse modeling in electrical circuits that only requires the time versus current characteristic curve from the manufacture's catalog.…”

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“…Since the arcing time depends on a lot of physical factors, i.e. temperature, element materials, element shape, and the grain size of the sand used to extinguish the arc [4], we modeled arc circuit as an arc resistance and arc capacitance in series, which presents the current decreasing during the arc period.…”

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“…We present a high level diagram of the fuse modeling [3] [4], an implementation of each function into electrical circuit, and a method for obtaining mathematic equation from catalog pdf file. Section III describes the results of the modeling in a DC system including ac side, dc side, and coordination among different fuses.…”

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Energy based fuse modeling and simulation

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A procedure of the energy based fuse model development is presented in the paper. A fuse model, including both pre-arcing and arcing characteristics from any given time-current characteristic curve, was developed. The developed fuse model was based on energy through fuses. Curve fitting technique can determine fuse melting time accurately. The fuse model was tested and validated via simulations. The model was built in Matlab/Simulink and the parameters of the fuse can be input from a user interface.

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Recent trends and developments in protection systems for microgrids incorporating distributed generation

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Microgrids are integral to power grids; they enhance grid reliability by integrating distributed generators (DGs) to fulfill the local load requirements, lowering energy generation costs, and providing eco‐friendly energy resources to reduce carbon emissions. Despite their benefits, new capabilities also introduce protection‐related complexities, including bidirectional power flow, varying fault currents, false tripping, relay reach limitations, coordination issues, and the requirement for proper grounding. This article offers a detailed review of protection issues in AC, DC, and hybrid AC–DC microgrids, investigating existing approaches to address these issues. Furthermore, the constraints and hurdles associated with these approaches and the future trends and intelligent approaches required to develop a reliable and efficient protection strategy are also identified in this article.This article is categorized under: Energy and Power Systems > Microgrids Energy and Power Systems > Distributed Generation

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Modeling of fuses for DC power supply systems including arcing time analysis

Cited by 21 publications

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Energy based fuse modeling and simulation

Energy based fuse modeling and simulation

On the DC Microgrids Protection Challenges, Schemes, and Devices ‐ A Review

Recent trends and developments in protection systems for microgrids incorporating distributed generation

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