2019
DOI: 10.1007/s40998-019-00274-8
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Presenting New Triple Methods for Fault Detection, Location, and Its Identification in DC Microgrid

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“…The surge in segment fault current and the difference in positive/negative value are shown in Figure 9. Figures 10,11, and Figure 12 shows overload, under load, and overvoltage conditions. Overload and light load conditions are created by applying twice and half the rated value of the load.…”
Section: 1simulation Results and Discussion 411collection Of Data Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The surge in segment fault current and the difference in positive/negative value are shown in Figure 9. Figures 10,11, and Figure 12 shows overload, under load, and overvoltage conditions. Overload and light load conditions are created by applying twice and half the rated value of the load.…”
Section: 1simulation Results and Discussion 411collection Of Data Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multiple algorithm techniques which have been specified in literature to identify fault type and location are very complex. The proposed method relies on the magnitude of fault current and voltage sample and it does not consider the dynamics of the system [11]. In recent years data-driven and digital signal processing approach to detect the fault in DC microgrids becoming more popular.…”
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“…Most existing researches in the field of microgrid control and protection deal with only one of the two mentioned cases. But due to the experience and research of the authors in the field of power system protection, one of the most important issues in the protection of DC microgrids is the existence of different transient states in different networks [9,52]. These transients depend on the control system and components of the network.…”
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“…So, this control method was inappropriate in low power microgrids, which should be stable in the shortest possible time and causes the disintegration of these microgrids. In [4,8], speed and accuracy were introduced as the basic factors in sub-frequency load shedding to maintain the stability of the system and the use of SCADA system was presented to improve the deficiencies of adaptive protection model. As well, a static load shedding strategy was proposed in [9], in which a constant amount of load was cut off with reduction of frequency.…”
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