Transients based Faulted Feeder Identification for Ungrounded Power Distribution Systems with Distributed Generations

Y. Liao
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Single phase faults in ungrounded power distribution systems cause small fault currents and are thus hard to locate. Besides, more and more distributed generations especially renewable generations are integrated into the power grid. The fundamental frequency short circuit current contributed by distributed generations (DG) could be small, and hence it is challenging to use overcurrent protection to protect distribution systems with DGs. This paper proposes a new travelling wave based protection method for identifying the faulted feeder. Traveling wave is generated by the faults and travels to the feeder head. Recording and analysis of the traveling wave features can help decide the faulted feeder. To increase the robustness and fault tolerance, Bayesian inference method is applied to combine prior information about feeder fault probability and IED recordings to determine the actual faulted section. The method is versatile and is applicable to feeders with or without DGs.
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基于暂态的分布式配电系统故障馈线识别
在不接地的配电系统中,单相故障产生的故障电流很小,因此难以定位。此外,越来越多的分布式发电特别是可再生能源发电并入电网。分布式电源所产生的基频短路电流较小,因此采用过流保护对分布式电源系统进行保护具有一定的挑战性。提出了一种新的基于行波的馈线故障识别保护方法。行波由断层产生并传播到馈线头。记录和分析行波特征有助于确定故障馈线。为了提高系统的鲁棒性和容错性,采用贝叶斯推理方法将馈线故障概率先验信息与IED记录相结合,确定实际故障段。该方法用途广泛,适用于带或不带dg的馈线。
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