Design Of a Protective Scheme for The Distributed Generation System in Rivers State

References

[1] Abdi, B., Abraham, M., & Aslinezhad, M. A. (2011). Co-ordination returns of protective devices in distribution systems in presence of distributed generation.

[2] Chowdhury, S. P., Chowdhury , S., & Crossley, P. A. (2009). slandin protection of active distribution networks with renewable distributed generators (79). Electric Power System Research.

[3] Helen, C., & Alexander, H. (2009). investigations of impacts of distributed generators on feeder protection. IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting.

[4] Javadian, s. m., Haghifam, M., & Fotuhi , F. (2013). daptive centralized protection scheme for distribution systems with DG sin risk anal sis for protective device place ent (44). SciVerse Science Direct, Electrical Power and Energy Systems.

[5] Kamel, A. (2013). rotection coordination for distribution systems in presence of distributed. Electric Power Components and Systems.

[6] Mesut, B., & Ismail, E.-a. (2004). daptive overcurrent protection for Distribution Feeders with distrib ted enerators. Power Systems Conference and Exposition.

[7] onkol, E. (2011). distribution networks with distrib ted eneration”, Electric Power System Research (Vol. 8).

[8] Paul , M. K., & Ahmed , C. (2015). inpacts of distributed generation on the coordination of protective devices in distribution network. Proceeding of the IEEE 28th Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering.

[9] Sung-Hum , L., & Jae-Chul , K. (2010). protection coordination between protective devices in a power distribution (20). IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity.

[10] Xinjia, W., & Jiao, D. (2008). Wide-area current protection for distribution feeders with distributed enerator. Third International Conference on Electric Utility Deregulation and Restructuring and Power Technologies.

@article{1703036,
      author = {Okogbule, U.S., Ahiakwo, C.O., Okara, I.C.},
      title = {Design Of a Protective Scheme for The Distributed Generation System in Rivers State},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2021},
      volume = {5},
      number = {6},
      pages = {88-100},
      issn = {2456-8880},
      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1703036.pdf},
      abstract = {Due to the increasing demand of energy and the need for nonconventional energy sources, Distributed Generation (DG) has come into play. The trend of unidirectional power flow has been gradually shifting with new technology comes new challenges. The introduction of Distribution Generation (DG) into the conventional power system brings various challenges; one of the major challenges is system protection under Distributed Generation (DG) sources. These sources pose a significant challenge due to bidirectional flows from Distributed Generation (DGs) as well as lower fault current contribution from inverter interfaced distributed generation (DGs). This research work reviews existing protection schemes that have been suggested for active distribution networks. Most of these protection strategies apply only to smaller distribution systems implying that they may need to be extended to larger systems with a much higher penetration of distributed generation. At the end of this research work, a potential protection scheme has also been recommended as a future work based on the improvement in technology.},
      keywords = {Design, Protective, Scheme Generation, Time-current},
      month = {December},
  }