Additional Overloading Assessment for Future Low Voltage Networks Based on Smart Metering  

Additional Overloading Assessment for Future Low Voltage Networks Based on Smart Metering

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作  者:Petr Kadurek Sjef Cobben Wil Kling 

机构地区:[1]Electrical Energy Systems, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven 5600 - 5658, TheNetherlands [2]Alliander, Arnhem 6812 AH, The Netherlands

出  处:《Journal of Energy and Power Engineering》2013年第5期917-927,共11页能源与动力工程(美国大卫英文)

摘  要:The purpose of this article is to present an additional overloading assessment scheme to the current protection scheme, which can be applied in the low voltage distribution network to prevent overloading of network assets. As higher penetration of distributed generators is envisioned among distribution networks, the network operators will have an challenging task in the future to maintain the reliability and quality of supply. The distribution networks are going to be challenged simultaneously by increasing penetration of distributed generators and by increasing loading (inter alia heat pumps, air conditioners or electric vehicles), which will change the operational perspective of the future distribution networks. Presented simulation results show that the increasing penetration of those appliances can jeopardize the functionality of current protection scheme in distribution networks. Therefore, an additional scheme for assessment of network overloading applicable at low voltage distribution networks is proposed and the application of this scheme, supported by smart metering infrastructure, is demonstrated in a case study. The proposed overloading assessment scheme should help the network operators to increase the flexibility of distribution networks, their hosting capacity, safety and reliability.

关 键 词:Smart grids power system protection power system reliability power distribution. 

分 类 号:TM727.1[电气工程—电力系统及自动化] TM933.4

 

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