Extended Capabilities of the Power Quality Management System of the Power Distribution Grid for Data Exchange

The actual operation of the power distribution systems asks for high power quality (PQ). This fully justifies the investments in improving the metrics of power grid performances. But maintaining a PQ data infrastructure in a numerous locations is time-consuming and prohibitive. Moreover, each PQ mon...

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Main Authors: Rusinaru, Denisa, Popirlan, Claudiu, Stoian, Gabriel, Buzatu, Cosmin, Negoita, Andrei, Manescu, Leonardo Geo, Cojoaca, Adrian, Mircea, Mihai
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Data exchange
Electric power distribution
Electric power grids
Format
Quality management
Software
Software development tools
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Summary:The actual operation of the power distribution systems asks for high power quality (PQ). This fully justifies the investments in improving the metrics of power grid performances. But maintaining a PQ data infrastructure in a numerous locations is time-consuming and prohibitive. Moreover, each PQ monitor releases its own data format. These considerations justified using of a central PQ management system able to manipulate elliptical and time discontinuous information. The paper presents the characteristics of a webbased application designed to collect the data measured with different technologies of monitors and translate them into a common PQ data interchange format allowing comprehensive and long-duration grid operation assessment. The unitary formatted data generated by this customized software tool can be further processed by a proprietary software platform for PQ management owned by the network operator. The present version of this conversion tool is applicable only for one product family operating in the local power distribution grid. Further development is planned for integrating other two monitor vendors/families.
ISSN:2261-236X
2274-7214
2261-236X
DOI:10.1051/matecconf/201821002045