2022 5th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Power Engineering (REPE) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/repe55559.2022.9948978
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An Efficient Sparse Matrix Technique for Closed Loop Current Analysis in Distribution Network

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“…Configuration of Offshore wind farm power system Assuming bus I and bus II are connected through the main bus switch and main transformer 2 is maintained which is ready to reclose. Based on the existing literature on the close loop operation, the characteristic of the maintained transformer reclosing can be described as equation (1) [2],…”
Section: Analysis Of Transformer Reclosing Loop In Offshore Wind Powe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Configuration of Offshore wind farm power system Assuming bus I and bus II are connected through the main bus switch and main transformer 2 is maintained which is ready to reclose. Based on the existing literature on the close loop operation, the characteristic of the maintained transformer reclosing can be described as equation (1) [2],…”
Section: Analysis Of Transformer Reclosing Loop In Offshore Wind Powe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Operating conditions in systems powered by renewable energy which utilize lots of power electronic converter equipment are more complex than those in conventional power systems. The closing damping current generated in the circuit during the close loop operation may cause risks such as circuit breaker trip, equipment overload, and overcurrent protection maloperation [2]. This indicates the higher requirements for grid close loop operation.…”
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“…If the closed loop is forced, there may be a large voltage difference and phase difference at the connection closing point of the distribution network. When the closed-loop structure operates directly, there may be a large impact current, causing greater risks such as equipment overload, protection device tripping, and more serious power outage accidents [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%