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Power Swing Blocking Algorithm based on Real and Reactive Power Transient Stability

Power swing due to the disturbance in the power system is a cause of the untrue operation of protective elements. Previously, many blackouts have been perceived and recorded due to reactive power mismatch problems, active power mismatch problems, and system venerability. The power system stability i...

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Published in:Electric power components and systems 2021-05, Vol.48 (16-17), p.1673-1683
Main Authors: Desai, Jigneshkumar, Makwana, Vijay
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Language:English
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Summary:Power swing due to the disturbance in the power system is a cause of the untrue operation of protective elements. Previously, many blackouts have been perceived and recorded due to reactive power mismatch problems, active power mismatch problems, and system venerability. The power system stability is usually disturbed due to the sudden loss of transmission lines, generators, and transformers. The present work proposes the concept of apparent power transient stability due to the transient disturbance. By considering that concept, we propose a power swing blocking algorithm to prevent mal-operation of distance relay. The proposed algorithm uses the relative frequency between the sending end bus and system standard frequency with simultaneous measurement of voltage decay of the transmission line. We have implemented the proposed algorithm on a single machine infinite system (SMIB) and the IEEE-9 bus system to compare the power swing detection and blocking performance with mho type out of step relay in different power swing conditions. In the end, results show the accurate performance, simplicity, reliability, and correct co-ordination of the proposed relay with distance relay, which ultimately solved the issue of mal-operation of zone-3 distance relay during complex power swing conditions.
ISSN:1532-5008
1532-5016
DOI:10.1080/15325008.2021.1906794