Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850

A centralized multiple back-up protection scheme with sharing data between adjacent substations based on IEC 61850 is suggested in this paper to overcome the inherent defects of a conventional back-up protection scheme such as uncertainty of a remote end condition, especially for a distance relay, l...

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Main Authors: Min-Soo Kim, Sang-Hee Kang
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-06-01
Series:Energies
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/12/4195
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description A centralized multiple back-up protection scheme with sharing data between adjacent substations based on IEC 61850 is suggested in this paper to overcome the inherent defects of a conventional back-up protection scheme such as uncertainty of a remote end condition, especially for a distance relay, long operating time delay, and IED/CT fails. A current differential protection element, a distance-based directional protection element, local back-up, and remote back-up protection elements are applied for the multiple back-up protection scheme suggested in this paper. The phasor voltage/current data of the IMU are transferred to a CPCU. In this paper, the IMU has two functions, which are local protection IED and merging unit, as well. The CPCU performs the back-up protection functions by using the phasor voltage/current data collected from other CPCUs located at the adjacent substations. IMU/CT fails are also considered. To verify the back-up protection scheme proposed, a testbed was composed of IMUs (implemented with ADS8688 and TMDSIDK572X), grand-master-clocks (LANTIME M1000-IMS), network switches (Syn 1588 Gbit switch), RTDS, and CPCUs. A target power system was modelled with RSCAD. The results of this research can be expected to provide a practical guide to constructing the future centralized protection for a digital substation.
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spelling doaj.art-9db56f60acd448cb93ee315d437b847c2023-11-23T16:27:06ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732022-06-011512419510.3390/en15124195Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850Min-Soo Kim0Sang-Hee Kang1Department of Electrical Engineering, Myongji University, Yongin 17058, KoreaDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Myongji University, Yongin 17058, KoreaA centralized multiple back-up protection scheme with sharing data between adjacent substations based on IEC 61850 is suggested in this paper to overcome the inherent defects of a conventional back-up protection scheme such as uncertainty of a remote end condition, especially for a distance relay, long operating time delay, and IED/CT fails. A current differential protection element, a distance-based directional protection element, local back-up, and remote back-up protection elements are applied for the multiple back-up protection scheme suggested in this paper. The phasor voltage/current data of the IMU are transferred to a CPCU. In this paper, the IMU has two functions, which are local protection IED and merging unit, as well. The CPCU performs the back-up protection functions by using the phasor voltage/current data collected from other CPCUs located at the adjacent substations. IMU/CT fails are also considered. To verify the back-up protection scheme proposed, a testbed was composed of IMUs (implemented with ADS8688 and TMDSIDK572X), grand-master-clocks (LANTIME M1000-IMS), network switches (Syn 1588 Gbit switch), RTDS, and CPCUs. A target power system was modelled with RSCAD. The results of this research can be expected to provide a practical guide to constructing the future centralized protection for a digital substation.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/12/4195back-up protectioncentralized protectiondata communicationHILSIEC 61850RTDS
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Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
Energies
back-up protection
centralized protection
data communication
HILS
IEC 61850
RTDS
title Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
title_full Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
title_fullStr Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
title_full_unstemmed Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
title_short Centralized Multiple Back-Up Protection Scheme with Sharing Data between Adjacent Substations Based on IEC 61850
title_sort centralized multiple back up protection scheme with sharing data between adjacent substations based on iec 61850
topic back-up protection
centralized protection
data communication
HILS
IEC 61850
RTDS
url https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/12/4195
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