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Monitoring and Protection of Dynamic Angular Stability Based on Synchronized Measurements

The System Integrity Protection Scheme (SIPS) is a specialized protection scheme which differs to a great extent from the common protection, especially in its main intention. It is designed for integrity protection, failure prevention and mitigation of disturbance consequences in the whole power system (PS) or modern distribution system (MDS) with a significant power of distributed generation (DG). The input parameters for establishing SIPS in PS are synchronized phasor measurements obtained from the Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs), as a globally acknowledged Smart Grid technology. The realization requires that SIPS is added to the existing Wide Area Monitoring, Protection and Control (WAMPAC), based on synchronized measurements. This paper proposes an algorithm that anticipates optimal PMU placement and then uses angular stability protection based on traditional IEDs supported by synchronized measurements. By using such approach, the system avoids possible blackouts due to the combined operation of the traditional protection and WAMPAC. The proposed SIPS system is tested on specific area in the Croatian transmission system integrating hydro power and wind energy converting power plants. Due to the increased power of renewable energy sources (RES), the proposed algorithm is applicable to modern distribution systems.

Power System Angular Stability, System Integrity Protection Schemes, Wide Area Monitoring, Protection And Control, Phasor Measurement Unit

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