Analysis of Semantic Rules for the Influences of Integrating Distributed Generations on the Distribution Network Current Protections[J]. 2015, 49(10): 109-115.
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Analysis of Semantic Rules for the Influences of Integrating Distributed Generations on the Distribution Network Current Protections[J]. 2015, 49(10): 109-115.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201510018.
Analysis of Semantic Rules for the Influences of Integrating Distributed Generations on the Distribution Network Current Protections
An applicable analysis of semantic rules that consider the influences of integrating distributed generations(DGs)on the distribution network current protections is proposed to effectively solve the malfunction of existing three-phase current protections. The semantic rules are used to describe the decision condition of three-phase current protections correct operation under different short circuit scenes. It is judged that the integrating DGs have no influence on the current protections in a generic distribution network if the semantic rules pass the validation process in order
otherwise it will lead to either malfunction or movement resistance. Then
the base of rules is applied to generate constraints for calculating the permitted capacities of DGs for integration. Specifically
the capacities of the integrated DGs are optimized so that the total capacity of them is maximized while the existing over-current protections can normally operate. Simulation results show that the DG capacity within 8.19 MV·A can ensure the current protection correct operation
and the high accuracy and efficiency of the presented rules are verified.
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