micro vs MEGA perspectives: grid developments for the future power systems
micro vs MEGA perspectives: Grid developments for the future power systems [...]
Assessment of protection strategy options for future DC grids
This paper proposes a set of measurable Key Performance Indicators (KPI) that demonstrates how effective a protection strategy is achieving key objectives.
Dynamic control of embedded HVDC to contribute to transient stability enhancement
This paper aims to investigate the impact of the overlaid HVDC systems on stability of the surrounding AC grid.
Transient-based fault identification algorithm using parametric models for meshed HVDC grids
This paper addresses the problem of fault identification in meshed HVDC grids once an abnormal behavior has been detected.
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Fault identification in HVDC grids using a transient parametric model
This paper presents a novel single-ended fault identification algorithm for meshed High Voltage Direct Current grids.
ISGAN publishes its discussion paper on micro vs. mega trends for electrical grids
The International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) has recently published its discussion paper “micro vs MEGA: trends influencing the development of the power system”, with the contribution of SuperGrid Institute experts.
ISGAN publishes its discussion paper on micro vs. mega trends for electrical grids
The International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) has recently published its discussion paper “micro vs MEGA: trends influencing the development of the power system”, with the contribution of SuperGrid Institute experts.
Compliance of a cable-based protection strategy for OHL grids: Analysis and remediation
This paper points out the challenges to overcome when applying a protection strategy based on a non-selective fault clearing philosophy without DC reactors to an overhead line based multi-terminal DC grid.
A novel single-ended fault identification algorithm for full selective protection strategy
We propose a parametric single-ended fault identification algorithm to be used in full selective protection strategy.
