Recommending power quality indices and objectives in the context of an open electricity market

Beaulieu, G.; Borloo, Geert; Bollen, Math; Koch, R.; Malgarotti, S.; Mamo, X.

doi:10.1109/qsepds.2003.159791

CIGRE/IEEE PES International Symposium Quality and Security of Electric Power Delivery Systems, 2003. CIGRE/PES 2003. 2003

DOI: 10.1109/qsepds.2003.159791

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Recommending power quality indices and objectives in the context of an open electricity market

G. Beaulieu

Geert Borloo²,

Math Bollen³

et al.

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Benchmarking utilities for the impact of voltage sags on customers

Gosbell

Perera

2004 11th International Conference on Harmonics and Quality of Power (IEEE Cat. No.04EX951)

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Most utilities have increased their focus on voltage sags as the sags account for vast majority of recorded equipment trips. Although these events are not necessarily the most frequent, they have a tremendous economic impact on end-users. The process of benchmarking customer voltage sag levels generally requires voltage sag monitoring data for a period of minimum one year. This data can then be quantified to relate voltage sag performance with standardized limits for acceptable performance. This work suggests a methodology for benchmarking the impact of voltage sags on customers of different utilities by means of a three stage reporting procedure that covers a site, a network and a utility. This is followed by a simple method of defining a single sag index for a utility that deals with the average values across the utility which enable comparison of different utilities for their overall sag performance. Abstracr-Most utilities have increased their focus on voltage sags as the sags account for vast majority of recorded equipment trips. Although these events are uot necessarily the most frequent, they have a tremendous economic impact on end-users. The process of benchmarking customer voltage sag levels generally requires voltage sag monitoring data for a period of minimum one year. This data can then be quantified to relate voltage sag performance with standardized limits for acceptable performance. This paper suggests a methodology for benchmarking the impact of voltage sags on customers of different utilities by means of a three stage reporting procedure that covers a site, a network and a utility. This is followed by a simple method of defuhg a single sag index for a utility that deals with the average values across the utility which enable comparison of different utilities for their overall sag performance. Disciplines Physical Sciences and Mathematics

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Benchmarking utilities for the impact of voltage sags on customers

Gosbell

Perera

2004 11th International Conference on Harmonics and Quality of Power (IEEE Cat. No.04EX951)

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Compensation of voltage unbalances in LV networks due to single-phase generators

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Giglioli

Monachesi

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IEEE PES ISGT Europe 2013

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Management of Voltage Dip Performance for Large Industrial Customers

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Sprunt

Plessis

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2007 IEEE Power Engineering Society Conference and Exposition in Africa - PowerAfrica

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Recommending power quality indices and objectives in the context of an open electricity market

Cited by 9 publications

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Benchmarking utilities for the impact of voltage sags on customers

Benchmarking utilities for the impact of voltage sags on customers

Compensation of voltage unbalances in LV networks due to single-phase generators

Management of Voltage Dip Performance for Large Industrial Customers

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