AbstractDistributed generation (DG) has gained a vital role in distribution utilities. So, it is important to correctly detect islanding of DG units. Frequency relays are one of the most commonly used loss of mains detection method. However, distribution utilities may be faced by concern related to false operation of these frequency relays. The commercially available frequency relays reported considering standard tight setting. This paper investigates some factors related to relays internal algorithm that contribute to their different operating responses. The factors that will be investigated are frequency measuring techniques, measuring windows, time delays and under voltage interlock function. With the increasing penetration of DG into th...
Generation connected to electrical distribution systems requires reliable and timely detection of lo...
This thesis proposes and evaluates the application of a low-frequency disturbance injection, as an a...
Islanding occurs when a Distributed Generation (DG) source continues to energize an isolated section...
Distributed generation (DG) has gained a vital role in distribution utilities. So, it is important t...
This paper investigates the efficiency of under/over frequency relays for protection of distributed ...
Distributed generation can be understood as a process where large scale power generation is graduall...
Frequency-based relays are usually employed in anti-islanding protection of synchronous generators c...
Anti-islanding protection is an important technical requirement when interconnecting distributed gen...
Islanding detection is essential for reliable and safe operation of systems with distributed generat...
This paper presents a novel graphical approach to adjust and evaluate frequency-based relays employe...
This paper presents an investigation of the impact of multi-generator power islands on the performan...
This paper studies the contribution of distributed energy resources (DERs) installed in distribution...
Active islanding detection methods are generally employed for grid-connected inverter-based Distribu...
Compatibility issues with irregular current injection islanding detection methods are actually the p...
This paper presents a comprehensive comparative analysis between rate-of-change-of-frequency (ROCOF)...
Generation connected to electrical distribution systems requires reliable and timely detection of lo...
This thesis proposes and evaluates the application of a low-frequency disturbance injection, as an a...
Islanding occurs when a Distributed Generation (DG) source continues to energize an isolated section...
Distributed generation (DG) has gained a vital role in distribution utilities. So, it is important t...
This paper investigates the efficiency of under/over frequency relays for protection of distributed ...
Distributed generation can be understood as a process where large scale power generation is graduall...
Frequency-based relays are usually employed in anti-islanding protection of synchronous generators c...
Anti-islanding protection is an important technical requirement when interconnecting distributed gen...
Islanding detection is essential for reliable and safe operation of systems with distributed generat...
This paper presents a novel graphical approach to adjust and evaluate frequency-based relays employe...
This paper presents an investigation of the impact of multi-generator power islands on the performan...
This paper studies the contribution of distributed energy resources (DERs) installed in distribution...
Active islanding detection methods are generally employed for grid-connected inverter-based Distribu...
Compatibility issues with irregular current injection islanding detection methods are actually the p...
This paper presents a comprehensive comparative analysis between rate-of-change-of-frequency (ROCOF)...
Generation connected to electrical distribution systems requires reliable and timely detection of lo...
This thesis proposes and evaluates the application of a low-frequency disturbance injection, as an a...
Islanding occurs when a Distributed Generation (DG) source continues to energize an isolated section...