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Reverse blocking over current busbar protection scheme based on IEC 61850 architecture

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posted on 2024-09-02, 22:34 authored by S Kumar, A Abu-Siada, Narottam DasNarottam Das, S Islam
Substation Automation System (SAS) is currently in a matured state of technology that shall facilitate transformational changes from conventional protection scheme. IEC 61850 protocol is considered as the crux of digital SAS due to its multifunction features that include seamless communication, ability to integrate various intelligent electronic devices, potential for improved real-time condition monitoring, reliable protection, and control of critical electrical assets. Because the application of IEC 61850 in SAS is relatively new and has not fully implemented in many substations yet, further feasibility studies using multivendor equipment to assess its performance under different operating conditions is imperative. In this article, a practical reliable and efficient reverse blocking over current bus bar protection scheme based on IEC 61850 is implemented and tested. Also, a comparison of digital SAS and conventional protection scheme is presented to highlight the superiority of the former one. Experimental results attest the reliability and effectiveness of the proposed digital protection scheme along with the accuracy and security of transmitting data packets using sampled values and generic objective-oriented substation event communication protocols adopted by IEC 61850.

History

Volume

59

Issue

2

Start Page

2225

End Page

2233

Number of Pages

9

eISSN

1939-9367

ISSN

0093-9994

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Peer Reviewed

  • Yes

Open Access

  • No

Acceptance Date

2022-11-05

Author Research Institute

  • Centre for Intelligent Systems

Era Eligible

  • Yes

Journal

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications

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