DPSP 2012 - Protecting the Smart Grid

Session 5: Novel algorithms and new feeder protection techniques - Hall 8a

Session chair: John Fitch, National Grid, UK

O5.1
New algorithm for determination of faulty feeder in distribution network

P Balcerek, M Fulczyk, ABB Corporate Research Centre, Poland
E Rosolowski, J Izykowski, P Pierz, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

O5.2
Development of stability protection framework in Oman electricity transmission system

O H Abdalla, Th Al-Khusaibi, A Al-Bitashi, A Kumar, Oman Electricity Transmission Company, Oman
I Svalova, P Watson, A Svalovs, Parsons Brinckerhoff, UK

O5.3
Application of a sub-harmonic protection relay

M Peterson, R Midence, J Perez, ERL Phase Power Technologies, Canada
A Mulawarman, Xcel Energy, USA

O5.4
A novel distance protection algorithm in frequency domain based on parameter identification

J L Suonan, Y Zhong, G B Song, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

Session 6: Wide-area protection - Hall 8b

Session chair: Richard Adams, Parsons Brinkerhoff, UK

O6.1
Synchrophasors - can we use them for protection?

A P Apostolov,  Omicron Electronics, USA

O6.2
A novel algorithm for differential protection of untransposed transmission line using synchronized measurements

A S Dahane, S S Dambhare, College of Engineering, India

O6.3
Out of step detection using synchronized swing impedance and resistance measurement

V Ambekar, S Dambhare, College of Engineering, India

Refreshments – poster session 2 and exhibition - Hall 4

Session 7: Impacts on protection and control of distributed generation - Hall 8a

Session chair: Robin Milliar, DPSP 2012 Organising Committee

O7.1
Effect of fault resistance and grid short circuit MVA on impedance seen by distance relays on lines fed from wind turbine generating units (WTGU)

S Srivastava, A Biswal, S Ganesan, ABB Corporate Research, India
U J Shenoy, Indian Institute of Science, India

O7.2
Directional relays for distribution networks with distributed generation

T D Le, M Petit, Supelec, France

O7.3
Assessment of the reliability of loss of mains protection incorporating satellite communications

A A Makki, A Dyśko, University of Strathclyde, UK
M Lee, Scottish and Southern Energy, UK
W Hung, National Grid, UK

O7.4
Impact of synthetic inertia from wind power on the protection/control schemes of future power systems: simulation study

F Gonzalez-Longatt, Coventry University, UK

Session 8: Wide-area situational awareness - Hall 8b

Session chair: Tim Spearing, Lucy Switchgear, UK

O8.1
A multi-state model for assessing the impact of insufficient wide-area situational awareness

M Panteli, P A Crossley, The University of Manchester, UK
D S Kirschen, University of Washington, USA

O8.2
Wide-area situational awareness (WASA) system based upon international standards

S Matsumoto, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Japan
Y Serizawa, F Fujikawa, T Shioyama, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan
Y Ishihara, S Katayama, T Kase, A Ishibashi, Toshiba Corporation, Japan

O8.3
Wide-area measurements to improve system models and system operation

G Zweigle, R Moxley, B Flerchinger, J Needs, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, USA

O8.4
Using a real time digital simulator with phasor measurement unit technology

D S Ouellette, M D Desjardine, R Kuffel, RTDS Technologies Inc., Canada

Session 9: New algorithms and software solutions - Hall 8a

Session chair: Campbell Booth, University of Strathclyde, UK

O9.1
Improvements to transformer differential protection - design and test experience

M Moscoso, G J Lloyd, K Liu, Z Wang, Alstom Grid, UK

O9.2
Enhancing differential protection stability during CT saturation with transient bias

O Bagleybter, S Subramanian, Alstom Grid, UK

O9.3
Experience with accumulated phase angle drift measurement for islanding detection

C An, G Millar, G J Lloyd, Alstom Grid, UK
A Dyśko, G M Burt, University of Strathclyde, UK
F Malone, ESB International, Ireland

Session 10: Effect of integration on reliability, availability and maintainability - Hall 8b

Session chair: Dave Hewings, Network Rail, UK

O10.1
Impact of IEC 61850 on the engineering of protection schemes

A P Apostolov, Omicron Electronics, USA

O10.2
Currents sensors for advanced integration of protection, control, and metering functions

L A Kojovic, Cooper Power Systems, USA

O10.3
When existing recommendations for PST protection can let you down

Z Gajić, ABB SA Products, Sweden
M Podboj, ABB, Slovenia
B Traven, ELES, Slovenia
A Krašovec, Istrabenz Gorenje Inženiring,Slovenia

Lunch – poster session 2 and exhibition - Hall 4

Session 11: New algorithms and software solutions - Hall 8a

Session chair: Raj Aggarwal, University of Bath, UK

O11.1
High frequency fault location method for transmission lines based on artificial neural network and genetic algorithm using current signals only

R K Aggarwal, S L Blond, University of Bath, UK
P Beaumont, G Baber, F Kawano, Toshiba International, UK
S Miura, Toshiba Corporation, Japan

O11.2
Supervised shutdown algorithm for an off-shore wind power plant to meet the required ramp rate of
a grid code in a storm-driven situation

Y H Kim, J S Lee, Y C Kang, Chonbuk National University, Korea

O11.3
New concept of power based pole slip protection for dispersed generators in smart grid environment

A Burek, J Krata, ABB Corporate Research Centre, Poland
J Altonen, ABB, Finland

O11.4
A new multi-criteria fuzzy logic transformer inrush restraint algorithm

D Bejmert, W Rebizant, Ł Staszewski, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland
L Schiel, Siemens AG, Germany

O11.5
A new method to identify inrush current by composite calculation

L Liu, J H He, H Zhang, Beijing Jiaotong University, China
Z Q Bo, Alstom Grid, UK

Session 12: Experience of IEC 61850 schemes - Hall 8b

Session chair: Marco Janssen, UTInnovation, Netherlands

O12.1
IEC 61850 communications based transmission line protection

A P Apostolov, Omicron Electronics, USA

O12.2
Use of IEC 61850 in a 400kV cable monitoring system

L Crompton, K Waite, Siemens, UK
P McManus, N Tart, National Grid, UK

O12.3
Electric Traction System rationalisation via integrated protection and control IEC 61850 extended station bus solution

O G Nenadovic, Network Rail, UK

O12.4
Modification of in-service substation base on IEC 61850

R Dou, Electric Power Research Institute, China
J Yu, J Lu, NARI Technology Development Co. Ltd, China

Refreshments – poster session 2 and exhibition - Hall 4

Session 13: New algorithms and software solutions - Hall 8a

Session chair: Adam Dyśko, University of Strathclyde, UK

O13.1
A multi-agent system for protection coordination of radial systems in the presence of distributed generation

P C Maiola, J G Rolim,  Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil

O13.2
Measured impedance by distance relay for inter phase faults in the presence of SVC on double-circuit lines

S Jamali, A Kazemi, H Shateri, Iran University of Science and Technology, Iran

O13.3
Time-varying waveform analysis for power transformer protection using frequency shift empirical mode decomposition

M Bazargan, W Liang, Alstom Grid, UK
C Li, J Liu, Sichuan University, China
J Yang, Sichuan Electric Power Company, China
L Yao, State Grid Electric Power Research Institute, China

O13.4
Superiority of decision tree classifier on complicated cases for power system protection

O Ozgonenel, T Yalcin, Ondokuz Mayis University, Turkey
D W P Thomas, University of Nottingham, UK

Session 14: Experience of IEC 61850 schemes - Hall 8b

Session chair: Miles Redfern, University of Bath, UK

O14.1
Migration paths for IEC 61850 substation communication networks towards superb redundancy based on hybrid PRP and HSR topologies

M Goraj, RuggedCom, Spain
R Harada, RuggedCom, Canada

O14.2
IEC 61850 substation experiences

M Childers, Doble Engineering, USA
M Borrielli, Doble Transinor As, Norway

O14.3
IEC 61850 experience in the Portuguese transmission system to date and foreseeable applications in the future - a case study and future outlook

F Matos1, REN, Portugal
R Paulo, Efacec Automation, Portugal

O14.4
Design and operation of the IEC 61850 9-2 process bus used for the protection system

X Sun, M A Redfern, University of Bath, UK
P A Crossley, L Yang, H Y Li, U B Anombem, The University of Manchester, UK
A Wen, NGC, UK
R Chatfield, J Wright, Alstom Grid, UK

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