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This work proposes a new hybrid event‐based and response‐driven special protection scheme (SPS) designed for standalone power systems with renewables: the event‐based strategy employs tied breakers to separate the power system, preventing the renewable resource from tripping before the under‐frequency load shedding (UFLS) (e.g., 81L) relays is ...
Ying‐Yi Hong, Hsaio‐Chu Huang
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The subsynchronous oscillations (SSOs) related to renewable generation seriously affect the stability and safety of the power systems. To realize the dynamic monitoring of SSOs by utilizing the high computational efficiency and noise-resilient features ...
Xiaoxue Zhang +3 more
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ROCOF‐Constrained Solid‐State Transformer Frequency Predictive Control
This paper presents a frequency control algorithm based on a model predictive control technique, designed to minimize the transmission side RoCoF by regulating the load consumption of SST‐connected demand. The control strategy incorporates voltage, frequency, and RoCoF constraints on the distribution feeder side to ensure compliance with grid codes and
Carlos Fuentes +4 more
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Dynamic operation and control of power system is being increasingly done with the help of phasor measurement unit (PMU) based wide area monitoring and control system.
Ikbal Ali +2 more
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This paper presents a data‐driven numerical method combining energy functions and logistic regression, which can identify various disturbance sources, uses logistic regression for automatic classification and localisation to reduce manual intervention and overcome the limitations of traditional energy function methods, and quantifies disturbance source
Shujia Guo +4 more
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Taxonomy and Survey on Cybersecurity Control Schemes for Smart Grids
This work presents a taxonomy and a survey of cybersecurity control schemes specifically tailored for smart grids, considering vulnerabilities in IEC 61850 and the corresponding IEC 62351 security requirements. The taxonomy considers deployment strategies, analysis methods, mitigated threats and protected applications in power systems.
Aldo Insfrán +2 more
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The consequences of fossil fuel consumption are increasingly evident through various climate anomalies and severe environmental impacts. Renewable energy sources have emerged as popular alternatives due to their zero‐emission generation. However, the intermittent nature of renewables introduces uncertainty in the techno‐economic operation of power ...
Arindam Sanyal +8 more
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Implementing Secure Routable GOOSE and SV Messages Based on IEC 61850-90-5
Next generation power systems are active networks that handle two-way power flow. They are equipped with extensive communication capabilities to perform dynamic monitoring, protection and control operations.
Taha Selim Ustun +2 more
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In grid‐connected smart distribution systems, the prediction and mitigation of flicker caused by harmonics and interharmonics present a significant challenge for stable grid operation, particularly in the presence of distributed renewable energy sources (DRESs).
Shree Ram Senthil Subramani +2 more
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Power System Voltage Stability Assessment and Control Strategies: State‐of‐the‐Art Review
Voltage stability is crucial for power systems, ensuring that electrical grids maintain voltages within acceptable limits with increasing demand, renewable energy integration, and changing network topology. This paper reviews the voltage stability phenomena, voltage stability indices (VSIs) (line and bus), and offline/online voltage stability ...
Yalew Gebru Werkie +3 more
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