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Advances and Experiences in Protection Systems in Modern Power Systems

A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Energy Sustainability".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 February 2022) | Viewed by 1233

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Electrical Power Engineering, Institutt for Elektro, IT og Kybernetikk, Universitetet I Sørøst-Norge, Porsgrunn, Norway
Interests: power system protection; real-time simulation; hardware in the loop; cyber-physical systems; artificial intelligence
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Facultad de Ingeniería Mecánica y Eléctrica, Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico
Interests: power system protection; artificial intelligence

Special Issue Information

Dear colleagues:

Modern power systems are changing at a rate never seen before in order to cope with the requirements of a future carbon-neutral economy. The changes in the power system are adding new challenges to its secure control and operation. Additionally, the power system and its components are not entirely immune to faults or by attacks; therefore, the reliable and secure operation of the modern power system requires the appropriate proper protection system. The massive penetration of power-electronic converter-based technologies is dramatically changing the dynamics of modern power systems. Modern power systems are experiencing a reduction in the short circuit levels at a time that transients are becoming faster and faster and less damped, all of which makes the reliable operation of protection systems more challenging. The most recent development in power system protection schemes takes advantage of the technological developments of the digitalization of the power systems, involving the use of modern sensor and communication technology and enabling more intelligent monitoring protection and control. This Special Issue on “Advances and Experiences in Protection Systems in Modern Power Systems” offer a space for researchers and developers to disseminate new solutions capable of addressing the actual challenges of protection systems in modern power systems, particularly those related to carbon neutrality.

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

  • Relaying philosophy for longitudinal power systems;
  • Protection of power system elements;
  • Control systems and special protection systems;
  • Methods for calculation of settings of relaying systems;
  • Analysis of protection operation during disturbances;
  • Real-time monitoring for protection systems;
  • Maintenance of relays and protection systems;
  • Testing of relays and other elements of the protection system;
  • Novel protective relay design;
  • Current and potential transducers and communication channels;
  • Digitalization of protection system and digital substations;
  • Digital simulation of relays and other elements of the protection system;
  • Manpower training in protective relaying;
  • Cybersecurity of modern digital protection systems;
  • Power-electronic-based technologies and effects on protective relaying applications;
  • Wide-area monitoring, protection, and control;
  • Impact of power quality problems on power system protection;
  • Hardware in the loop simulation to test protection schemes in real scenarios.

Prof. Dr. Francisco Gonzalez-Longatt
Prof. Dr. Ernesto Vazquez Martinez
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • power system protection
  • protective relay
  • protection coordination
  • relay testing
  • protection algorithms
  • wide-area schemes

Published Papers

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