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Cogeneration in distribution system : planning, operation, transients
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In this article, abnormal conditions on a three-phase distribution feeder of industry like State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV) with several loads and a capacitor are investigated and interesting conclusions of practical importance are derived.Abstract:
This thesis relates to a study of abnormal conditions on a threephase
distribution feeder of industry like State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV) with several loads and a capacitor
bank. An induction generator, which plays the role of a dispersed
storage and generation unit, driven by a hydraulic turbine, which
is a common form of renewable energy scheme, is connected to the
distribution feeder through a Δ/Y transformer. Transients caused switching of the induction generator, by single line-to-ground
fault, double line-to-ground fault through contact resistances,
broken conductor touching the ground through a small resistance,
isolating the induction generator to form its own supply domain
(islanding) etc are investigated and interesting conclusions of
practical importance are derived.
The IBM PC version 4 of the Electro-Magnetic-Transient Program -
Alternative Transient Program (ATP), was used to solve this
problem. The program also gives output results for automatic
plotting in time domain. Accordingly, transient voltages at several
nodes and transient currents at interesting points were plotted
from the output results.
Planning and operational aspects like voltage control, reliability,
harmonics, earthing, and contractual matters between the private
generator and the utility are also considered. Technical aspects interconnections between the private generation and the utility has been considered.
Interesting conclusions, valuable for insulation co-ordination,
interrupting duty on circuit breakers, effect on response of
protective relays and automatic control systems are pointed out. It also considers security to personnel and protection of metering
equipment. The thesis also offers guide for contractual matters
between the utility and the private generation.read more
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