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ELIMINATING NEGETIVE EFFECT OF INVERTER-BASED DGs ON FUSE-RECLOSER COORDINATION IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

M. SALEHI
F. NAMDARI
M.R. .SHAKARAMI
Pages
1921–1927
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Results ofthe simulation on IEEE 13-bus system showed that the proposed control method was able to remove the negative efl'ectofDG onflue-recloser coordination.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Despite many advantages of distributed generation (DG) sources, they may have negative eflect on theprotection of distribution systems.
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Key Findings & Data:In distribution system, fuse-recloser protection scheme is designed such that therecloser could operate faster than the fuse to prevent Me buming; but, the presence ofDGs in fault conditions maylead to increasedfuse current and thus faster performance of the fuse than the recloser and lack ofcoordination.
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Conclusion & Impact:Results ofthe simulation on IEEE 13-bus system showed that the proposed control method was able to remove the negative efl'ectofDG onflue-recloser coordination.
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Despite many advantages of distributed generation (DG) sources, they may have negative eflect on theprotection of distribution systems. In distribution system, fuse-recloser protection scheme is designed such that therecloser could operate faster than the fuse to prevent Me buming; but, the presence ofDGs in fault conditions maylead to increasedfuse current and thus faster performance of the fuse than the recloser and lack ofcoordination. In thispaper, effect of DGS on fuse-recloser coordination was studied using analytical relations and simulation. usefulcontrol method was presented for reducing the eflect of DG on fuse-recloser coordination. Accordingly, direction ofDG current was changed by controlling DG reactive power at the fault time, which reduced the fuse current. Results ofthe simulation on IEEE 13-bus system showed that the proposed control method was able to remove the negative efl'ectofDG onflue-recloser coordination.

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SALEHI, M., NAMDARI, F., .SHAKARAMI, M. (2022). ELIMINATING NEGETIVE EFFECT OF INVERTER-BASED DGs ON FUSE-RECLOSER COORDINATION IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. Istanbul University Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 2, 1921–1927. https://ajindex.com/articles/543643

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