Self-regulation ground faults model for microgrid distribution

Ting Chia Ou; Shang Jen Chuang; Chih Ming Hong; Rong Ching Wu; Ta Peng Tsao; Cheng Yi Chen

Self-regulation ground faults model for microgrid distribution

Ting Chia Ou, Shang Jen Chuang, Chih Ming Hong, Rong Ching Wu, Ta Peng Tsao, Cheng Yi Chen

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Abstract

A direct building algorithm for microgrid distribution (MGD) power flow analysis is proposed in this paper. The MGD fault current analysis can be conducted easily based on this algorithm. The building algorithm is easily programmable and can be accomplished by a simple search technique. The network topology changes were considered along with the proposed self-regulation ground faults current (GFC) model. The proposed model is robust and accurate. As a result, the validity of this paper was demonstrated through simulation of proposed algorithm.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3225-3230
Number of pages	6
Journal	ICIC Express Letters, Part B: Applications
Volume	6
Issue number	12
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Self-regulation ground faults model for microgrid distribution

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