2012
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.614-615.1895
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The Research on Preventing Mal-Operation Algorithms in Distribution Network

Abstract: To analyze the operating orders in distribution network with multi-power supply and prevent mal-operation, the topological analysis algorithm and the logic-based analysis algorithm are proposed in this paper. In the topological analysis algorithm, the procedures of opening and closing breakers, isolating switches, and grounding device are expounded, which are based on the topological information of distribution network. In the logic-based analysis algorithm, the operating orders are analyzed according the coll… Show more

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“…Another difficulty for temporary ground wire management is how to blend the ground wire information into the existed Preventing Electric Mal-operation System (PEMS) [17] . An Auto-generation of Operation Order is proposed in [18], while the Logic-based Analysis Algorithm (LAA) and the Topological Analysis Algorithm (TAA) for preventing mal-operations are proposed in [19]. LAA has good ability to express, but it needs abundant of artificial information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another difficulty for temporary ground wire management is how to blend the ground wire information into the existed Preventing Electric Mal-operation System (PEMS) [17] . An Auto-generation of Operation Order is proposed in [18], while the Logic-based Analysis Algorithm (LAA) and the Topological Analysis Algorithm (TAA) for preventing mal-operations are proposed in [19]. LAA has good ability to express, but it needs abundant of artificial information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%