Pilot Protection Scheme for Active Distribution Network Based on Fault Components
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Pilot Protection Scheme for Active Distribution Network Based on Fault Components
Vol. 45, Issue 10, Pages: 3092-3100(2019)
作者机构:
1. 辽宁工业大学电气工程学院
2. 国网辽宁省电力有限公司锦州供电公司
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Published Online:31 October 2019,
Published:2019
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ZHAO Fengxian, MENG Zhen, LI Yongqin, et al. Pilot Protection Scheme for Active Distribution Network Based on Fault Components[J]. 2019, 45(10): 3092-3100.
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ZHAO Fengxian, MENG Zhen, LI Yongqin, et al. Pilot Protection Scheme for Active Distribution Network Based on Fault Components[J]. 2019, 45(10): 3092-3100.DOI:
Pilot Protection Scheme for Active Distribution Network Based on Fault Components
flow level and direction of distribution network will be complicated and changeable because medium and small capacity inverter-interfaced distributed generators(IIDGs) are connected
which will pose a great challenge to the protection of active distribution networks. Consequently
we analyze the characteristics of positive-sequence currents fault component in active distribution networks in detail after taking the IIDG low-voltage ride-through capacity with PQ control strategy into account
and propose a pilot protection scheme based on fault components. The scheme can be adopted to reduce the synchronous sampling requirement of the pilot protection for communication equipment and eliminate the influence of load current through the transmission of fault component amplitude
which will greatly improve the protection performance. At the same time
the existence of un-measurable branch of the feeder may cause incorrect operation of the pilot protection criterion about amplitude comparison in non-fault line
therefore
an node branch current sudden-change auxiliary criterion is established according to the fault characteristics at the node branch through distribution system side
which can be adopted to effectively solve the action blind area of protection criterion. Finally
the feasibility of the proposed protection principle is verified by the simulation of DIgSILENT.