2016
DOI: 10.3906/elk-1412-143
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IEC 61850-based islanding detection and load shedding in substation automation systems

Abstract: Distributed generation (DG) systems are common within industrial plants and allow continuity of supply to critical loads. In cases when DG cannot support the entire system load, islanding detection (ID) and load shedding (LS) schemes are required. Such an automation scheme serves to monitor the connection to the grid and generation-load imbalance, and it controls the load shedding process. The design of such schemes has undergone significant revolution from electromechanical relays and PLC systems to the use o… Show more

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“…Electrical energy system integration with electric utility grid, has composes with conventional power stations and also extended with non conventional energy systems like Distributed Generation (DG) and Micro Grids (MGs). Because of utility grid as the main source of reactive power losses, Voltage,frequency oscillation [1,2] in islanding state, and demand response technologies [3] with IEC 61850-based is also presented. Researchers propose as methodology [4], called Setting map based on frequency, rate of change of frequency, vector surge and voltage passive anti-islanding protection.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Electrical energy system integration with electric utility grid, has composes with conventional power stations and also extended with non conventional energy systems like Distributed Generation (DG) and Micro Grids (MGs). Because of utility grid as the main source of reactive power losses, Voltage,frequency oscillation [1,2] in islanding state, and demand response technologies [3] with IEC 61850-based is also presented. Researchers propose as methodology [4], called Setting map based on frequency, rate of change of frequency, vector surge and voltage passive anti-islanding protection.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%