Hybrid Method for Islanding Detection of Distributed Generators in LV Distribution Networks

Mlakić, Dragan; Nikolovski, Srete; Baghaee, Hamid Reza

doi:10.1109/eurocon.2019.8861902

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“…Hybrid methods are the latest group of islanding protection solutions. Hybrid methods tend to combine the benefits of passive and active methods into one localized scheme for protection against islanding [34]- [36]. Although in the first place it seems that the non-detection zone is covered, new problems arise when combining passive and active methods and because more parameters are included in the analysis, there is a problem: quality of electricity, difficult adaptation to different types of distributed sources.…”

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confidence: 99%

Overview of Islanding Detection Methods of Distributed Sources in Distribution Grid

Mlakić

2020

B&H Electrical Engineering

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Increasing number of distribution sources has many benefits: system reliability, energy quality in some cases, voltage stability, power security, etc. Adding advantages include potential disadvantages and risks for the network and its users, in this case consumers and other electricity sources. The disadvantages may be, but are not limited to increased levels of short circuit currents, deliberate disconnection from the distribution network, poor energy quality in some cases, and risk of islanding. Islanding protection has become one of the main requirements when a new distribution source needs to be installed in the network, which requires islanding protection as one of the standard distribution source protections. Many researchers have suggested some solutions to the problem of islanding and, based on previous research, four main parts have been formed: communication-based protection, passive, active, and hybrid methods of protection. This paper reviews current applicable methods in industry and the real sector.

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Section: Hybrid Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%