2019
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2018.6143
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Voltage–current–time inverse‐based protection coordination of photovoltaic power systems

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“…Nowadays, the rapid implementation of Distributed Generation (DG) such as renewable energy resources in modern power systems or microgrids has introduced a new trend of power generation and distribution 2 schemes to achieve a more sustainable electrical grid and meet the yearly increase in electrical demand [1]. However, the incorporation of DGs into power networks brings along several new protections challenges due to the new behaviour of power flow and fault current distributions [2], [3]. The fact that microgrids and modern power networks with DGs are flexible systems, where changed the power system from radial into multi-looped systems under different operational modes.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Nowadays, the rapid implementation of Distributed Generation (DG) such as renewable energy resources in modern power systems or microgrids has introduced a new trend of power generation and distribution 2 schemes to achieve a more sustainable electrical grid and meet the yearly increase in electrical demand [1]. However, the incorporation of DGs into power networks brings along several new protections challenges due to the new behaviour of power flow and fault current distributions [2], [3]. The fact that microgrids and modern power networks with DGs are flexible systems, where changed the power system from radial into multi-looped systems under different operational modes.…”
Section: A Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the conventional OC relays scheme, the coordination time between the relays is determined based on assumption that the power network parameters and fault current characteristics will not change. The CTI as minimum coordination time between the main and backup relays (𝑅 2 and 𝑅 3 , respectively) for a fault (𝐹 2 ) as an example will be mathematically described in Equation 1 [3], [7]- [9].…”
Section: A Conventional Relay Operational Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The level of fault current, in addition to the selection and coordination of protective devices, are the main challenges of the microgrids incorporated with the wind [110]. Among many solutions adaptive overcurrent protection scheme [116], centralized communication with a localized backup scheme [117], fault distance estimationbased protection scheme [118], fuzzy inference system based scheme [119], microprocessor-based scheme [120], oscillation frequency and transient power-based scheme [121], parameter estimation approach [122], and voltage-currenttime inverse-based scheme [123], are widely used protection schemes.…”
Section: G Protection Challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koruma cihazlarının seçimi ve koordinasyonuna ek olarak arıza akımının seviyesi, rüzgarla birleştirilmiş mikro şebekelerin temel zorluklarıdır [36]. Literatürde birçok çözüm arasında uyarlamalı aşırı akım koruma şeması [37], arıza mesafesi tahmini tabanlı koruma şeması [38], bulanık çıkarım sistemi tabanlı şema [39], mikroişlemci tabanlı şema [40], salınım frekansı ve geçici güç tabanlı şema [41], gerilim-akım ters zaman tabanlı şema [42] yaygın olarak kullanılan koruma şemalarıdır. Ayrıca, rüzgar santralleri için jeneratör tipi seçimi, yani senkron jeneratör, indüksiyon jeneratör veya dönüştürücü arayüzlü jeneratör, elektrik şebekelerinin koruma şemasının tasarımında da hayati bir rol oynar.…”
Section: Koruma Zorluklarıunclassified