Wide area monitoring, protection, automation, and control systems for medium voltage networks

Distribution medium voltage networks have a branched structure, many power centers, longcable and overhead lines. This complicates the process of their automation, since significant capital costs for new equipment are required. New solutions based on modern technologies can help speed up this proces...

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Main Authors: Piskunov, Sergey A., Mokeev, Alexey V., Ulyanov, Dmitry N., Khromtsov, Evgeny I.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Automation
Capital costs
Control systems
Electric potential
Equipment costs
Networks
Phasors
Power lines
Principles
Voltage
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Summary:Distribution medium voltage networks have a branched structure, many power centers, longcable and overhead lines. This complicates the process of their automation, since significant capital costs for new equipment are required. New solutions based on modern technologies can help speed up this process and make it more efficient. The authors propose the use of synchronized phasor measurement technology for automating medium voltage networks. This paper considers approaches that describe the possibilities of implementing the WAMPAC principles in such networks, provides several examples where these principles apply.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202338401018