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2 presentations for Real-Time Implementation:

Author(s): Bozidar Filipovic,Nina Stipetic, Franjo Vukovic
Type:Technical Presentation
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Date: 2023-04-01
Lightning Overvoltages Transferred Through Power Transformers - EMTP® Simulations & Measurements880
Abstract
In this presentation, different wideband transformer models will be presented: extended BCTRAN model and black-box model based on measurements of frequency-dependent admittance matrix. These models ar... see moree validated using transferred overvoltages measured in high voltage laboratory. Afterwards, the results of the EMTP simulations of the lightning overvoltages are presented and compared to the onsite measurements at power transformer terminals.
Tag(s): Step-Up Transformer, Short-Circuit, Protection Schemes, Real-Time Implementation, Sensitivity Analysis

Author(s): Dr. Adhishree
Type:Technical Presentation
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Date: 2022-09-01
Data driven and machine learning based approach for microgrid protection using EMTP873
Abstract
Modern intelligent digital relays embedded with phasor measurement units have facilitated easy access and collection of electrical signals in a microgrid. ? In this work, a model for detection, locati... see moreon and isolation of faults in AC microgrids is presented. The real time voltage, frequency and current data are processed via simple formulations to detect the fault. The tripping command is promptly communicated to the incumbent line relays within fault tolerance time, after fault detection. The proposed scheme assures reliable protection in grid connected and islanded mode of operation with added security in case of primary protection failure. Post tripping, the exact location of fault in any distribution line from the utility grid is predicted using a fault locator module. This module is designed and developed by gaussian process regression technique. Further, various machine learning techniques used for fault location has been explored and compared to establish the superiority of GPR method over others. Also the features extracted for model training is quite simpler, which imposes less computational burden on central protection computer. An IEEE 15 bus distribution system with synchronous and solar photovoltaic based DG is simulated in EMTP platform to generate the electrical data. Further the required calculations are performed in MATLAB 2020a.
Tag(s): Machine Learning, Protection Schemes, Fault Detection, Fault Isolation, Real-Time Implementation