2017
DOI: 10.21742/ajaeee.2017.1.1.06
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Research on Transformer Fault Diagnosis and Multi Variable Parameter Decision Model

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“…Recently, government in Korea have enforced to reduce proportion of thermal power plants and expand renewable energy sources including PV systems and WP systems in order to overcome environmental issues such as climate change and fine dust. Also, largescale PV systems have been actively interconnected with distribution system due to government policies to remove restriction requirement of technical guideline for interconnection of less than 1MW of PV systems [1]- [5]. As large scale distributed generators are interconnected with the primary feeder, many problems are being occurred on the protection coordination between protection devices, because the magnitude and direction of fault current are changed depending on the PCC(point of common coupling) of PV system and the fault location of distribution system [6]- [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, government in Korea have enforced to reduce proportion of thermal power plants and expand renewable energy sources including PV systems and WP systems in order to overcome environmental issues such as climate change and fine dust. Also, largescale PV systems have been actively interconnected with distribution system due to government policies to remove restriction requirement of technical guideline for interconnection of less than 1MW of PV systems [1]- [5]. As large scale distributed generators are interconnected with the primary feeder, many problems are being occurred on the protection coordination between protection devices, because the magnitude and direction of fault current are changed depending on the PCC(point of common coupling) of PV system and the fault location of distribution system [6]- [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%