Reconfiguration-Based Stochastic Operation Management of Automated Distribution Systems Considering Smart Sensors, Electric Vehicle, and Social-Economic Targets

Ye, Zhangfan; Yang, Huawei; Zheng, Mingbo; Pourbehzadi, Motahareh

doi:10.1109/jsen.2020.3027791

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“…The fault reconfiguration becomes an important aspect of the fault management in DC MGs after the fault detection and isolation. It ensures the continuity of power supply to the DC system during complicated operations such as cruising [180], ice-breaking [181], and dynamic positioning [182] for a marine mission to ensure the power flow to the critical load. In [183], the reconfiguration of the system network technique by considering the system reliability to control the power loss in distribution systems.…”

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Fault Management in DC Microgrids: A Review of Challenges, Countermeasures, and Future Research Trends

Ali

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The significant benefits of DC microgrids have instigated extensive efforts to be an alternative network as compared to conventional AC power networks. Although their deployment is ever-growing, multiple challenges still occurred for the protection of DC microgrids to efficiently design, control, and operate the system for the islanded mode and grid-tied mode. Therefore, there are extensive research activities underway to tackle these issues. The challenge arises from the sudden exponential increase in DC fault current, which must be extinguished in the absence of the naturally occurring zero crossings, potentially leading to sustained arcs. This paper presents cut-age and state-of-the-art issues concerning the fault management of DC microgrids. It provides an account of research in areas related to fault management of DC microgrids, including fault detection, location, identification, isolation, and reconfiguration. In each area, a comprehensive review has been carried out to identify the fault management of DC microgrids. Finally, future trends and challenges regarding fault management in DC-microgrids are also discussed.

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