DPSP 2012 - Protecting the Smart Grid

Session 15: Engineering the smart device - Hall 5

Session chair: Karl Gerhardt, Siemens, UK

O15.1
Use of transmission protection technology in distribution relays

P Sankarakumar, K Venkataraman, Alstom Grid, UK

O15.2
Performance evaluation of current differential relays over a wide area network

P Beaumont, F Kawano, Toshiba International, UK
A Kawarada, T Kase, H Sugiura, Toshiba Corporation, Japan
F Lam, J Hurd, P Worthington, D Richards, P Merriman, Alcatel-Lucent, Canada

O15.3
Current sensors for improved capacitor bank protection

A dos Santos, J Lourenço, J F Martins, P Monteiro, Rede Eléctrica Nacional, Portugal
L A Kojovic, Cooper Power Systems, USA

O15.4
Improving open-loop medium-voltage feeder self-healing

C A McCarthy, S&C Electric Co., USA
M J Meisinger, S&C Electric Europe Ltd, UK

O15.5
Flexible protection architectures using distributed optical sensors

P Orr, G Fusiek, C D Booth, P Niewczas, A Dyśko, University of  Strathclyde, UK
F Kawano, P Beaumont, Toshiba International, UK
T Nishida, Toshiba Corporation, Japan

Refreshments - Hall 8

Session 16: Asset management strategies - Hall 5

Session chair: John Fitch, National Grid, UK

O16.1
Recent developments in standards and industry solutions for cyber security and secure remote access to electrical substations

M Goraj, RuggedCom, Spain
J Gill, RuggedCom, Canada
S Mann, National Grid, UK

O16.2
Assessing the reliability of adaptive power system protection schemes

Adrianti, I Abdulhadi, A Dyśko, G Burt, University of Strathclyde, UK

O16.3
Smart power grids - a perfect solution, or just a fashion

A Wiszniewski, J Szafran, B. Brusilowicz, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

O16.4
The performance triangle in digital substation architectures

S C Potts, Trifford Consulting, UK
S H Richards, Alstom Grid, UK

O16.5
A network server-based simulator for protective relays

S R Yoo, S H Kang, J M Kim, Myongji University, Republic of Korea

Closing ceremony and lunch