智能配电系统的自适应保护算法:硬件在环测试与验证

S. Grillo, M. Bértolo, E. Ragaini
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可再生能源是未来的一大挑战。我们能否摆脱对传统能源的依赖,完全取决于它们。这些资源的开发可以通过电网中分布式发电单元(太阳能、风能等)的有效整合来实现。这一过程对整个系统的全局运行提出了若干问题。其中一个问题与万一发生故障时保护装置可能失效有关。,危及用户和设备的安全。本文提出了新的方法和算法。,可以在智能电网场景中协调智能保护设备。,呈现。在“硬件在环”设置中,通过模拟配电系统(配备分布式发电单元)来评估这些新保护方法的有效性。在仿真中实现了这些保护方法,并利用它们在故障事件中有效地保护系统。
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Adaptive Protection Algorithms for Smart Distribution Systems: Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing and Validation
Renewable energy sources are a great challenge for the future. Our ability to abandon the dependence on traditional sources strictly depends on them. The exploitation of these sources could be performed through an efficient integration of distributed generation units (solar, wind, etc.,) in electrical grids. This process has raised several issues in the global operation of the entire system. One of these issues is related to the possible failure of protection devices in case of fault., jeopardizing the safety of users and equipment. In this paper new methods and algorithms., which could coordinate intelligent protection devices in a smart grid scenario., are presented. The effectiveness of these new protection methodologies was assessed using a simulation of a distribution system (equipped with a distributed generation unit) in a “hardware-in-the-loop” setup. The protection methods were implemented in the simulation and exploited to efficiently protect the system during fault events.
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