Evaluation of the Impact of Superconducting Fault Current Limiters on Power System Network Protections Using a RTS-PHIL Methodology
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Auteurs : Mouhamadou Dione [Canada] ; Frédéric Sirois [Canada] ; Charles-Henri Bonnard [Canada]Source :
- IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity [ 1051-8223 ] ; 2011.
Descripteurs français
- Pascal (Inist)
- Dispositif supraconducteur, Limiteur courant défaut, Protection réseau électrique, Planification, Réseau électrique, Puissance électrique, Limiteur courant, Relais, Temps occupation, Système temps réel, Simulation HIL, Simulation circuit, Amplificateur puissance, Dispositif puissance, Matériel informatique, Circuit puissance, Structure petite échelle, Simulateur, Amplification linéaire, Surintensité, Reconnaissance optique caractère, Electronique puissance, Prévention dommage.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Circuit simulation, Computer hardware, Current limiter, Damage prevention, Electric power, Electrical network, Fault current limiters, Hardware in the loop simulation, Linear amplification, Occupation time, Optical character recognition, Overcurrent, Planning, Power amplifier, Power circuit, Power device, Power electronics, Power system protection, Real time system, Relay, Simulator, Small scale structure, Superconductor device.
Abstract
Planning the integration of a Superconducting Fault Current Limiter (SFCL) in an electric power network mainly consists in predicting the current limiting characteristics in any fault condition, in order to set the protection relays accordingly. Due to the very non linear behavior of the SFCL, modifications to the settings of existing protection relays are expected. To explore the potential changes, we used a Real-Time Simulation (RTS) methodology with Power-Hardware-In-the-Loop (PHIL) capabilities (i.e. circuit simulator coupled with power amplifiers for driving external physical power devices). The RTS-PHIL is a powerful approach that makes it possible to incorporate the actual transient reaction of the hardware under study without the need for developing a complicated numerical model, while the power system circuit, generally simpler in nature, can be purely simulated. In this project, the response of a commercial protection relay in the presence of a SFCL was investigated. Both the relay and a small scale shielded-core inductive limiter were coupled to the real time simulator (HYPERSIM) through single-phase linear power amplifiers and a variety of faults were applied. So far, this setup has allowed us to evaluate the impact of inserting a SFCL on overcurrent relays (OCR), in a simple radial distribution network. The results show that coordination has indeed to be slightly revised.
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