Manjula Dewadasa Arindam Ghosh Gerard Ledwich

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Manjula Dewadasa Arindam Ghosh Gerard Ledwich Islanded Operation and System Restoration with Converter Interfaced Distributed Generation Manjula Dewadasa Arindam Ghosh Gerard Ledwich

Introduction – DG Issues Penetration level of distributed generators (DGs) into distribution networks is increasing rapidly Disconnection of DGs for every fault drastically reduces the reliability when the penetration level of DG is high Fault isolation, islanded operation, arc extinction and system restoration after a fault are the major protection barriers The DG benefits can be maximized if as many DGs as possible are allowed to maintain the connection for temporary faults If protection scheme can isolate faults and allow intentional power islands to operate with adequate protection, the reliability of the system can be increased

Proposed Control and Protection Schemes In this paper, a protection scheme and an intelligent control strategy for converter interfaced DGs are proposed for a network containing higher DG penetration level The proposed solution includes isolating the faulted segment from both upstream and downstream side using overcurrent (OC) relays a control strategy for a converter DG to achieve fault isolation, self extinction of arc, islanded and grid-connected operation without disconnecting DGs from unfaulted segments a method to perform system restoration in the presence of DGs using auto reclosers in a network

Proposed Protection Scheme for Fault Isolation The fault current level in the network cannot be predicted in advance since DGs are intermittent In this circumstance, the existing settings of OC relays will not work to isolate the faulted segment. Therefore, it is proposed to change the relay settings according to the present system configuration. The digital type OC relays, which have the communication capability, are used. Relays acquire the each DG circuit breaker states to work out the present system configuration and they select the most appropriate setting for fault detection.

Proposed Converter Control Strategy A control strategy for a voltage source converter (VSC) is proposed based on the fold back current control characteristic The proposal helps in successful fault isolation and fast system restoration with converter interfaced DGs During a fault in the network, the VSC control maintains a sufficient fault current level for a defined time period enabling effective fault detection by OC relays Also, the VSC control helps to self extinction of an arc fault without disconnecting the DG from a network Moreover, the system restoration and coordination between network reclosers and DGs are achieved with the aid of proposed VSC control strategy.

DG Control Strategy DG behavior during a fault Restoration characteristic The VSC maintains the current limiting for the time period of tcc The VSC folds back the output current to a very small value for another defined time period tsm (called sleep mode), if the DG is still connected to the faulted segment The sleep mode operation enables the arc extinction without DG disconnection

The proposed VSC control algorithm

Simulation Studies The relays R1 and R2 respond to isolate the fault DG1 response before, during and after a fault between BUS-1 and BUS-2 The relays R1 and R2 respond to isolate the fault After successful faulted segment isolation, the DGs restore the system beyond BUS-2 supplying the load power requirement in the islanded mode

The current practice of immediate DG disconnection for every fault drastically reduces the benefits of DGs In this paper, the identified protection and control issues which lead to immediate DG disconnections are addressed The protection scheme has been proposed to isolate the faulted segment allowing DGs to operate either in grid connected or islanded mode The proposed control strategy for a converter interfaced DG helps in fault detection, arc extinction and system restoration in a DG connected distribution network It is shown that DG benefits can be maximized maintaining as many DG connections as possible using proposed strategies Conclusions