Distributed generator islanding detection method based on impedance measurement
A distributed power supply and island detection technology, applied in power supply testing, electrical components, emergency protection circuit devices, etc., can solve problems such as power imbalance, frequency, voltage changes, and complex operations, and achieve easy-to-implement results.
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[0030] The technical solution of the present invention will be further described in detail below according to the drawings in the description and in combination with specific embodiments.
[0031] When the distributed power supply DG is connected to the system grid, the flow direction of the grid-connected line is not single due to the different matching degrees between the distributed power supply DG and the local load. This distribution network may absorb active power (reactive power) from the system, or may send active power (reactive power) to the system. So after being separated from the system, there is a power imbalance inside the island. by figure 1 Take Zone1 as an example. When the system fails, CB2 trips, and Zone1 is disconnected from the main system to form an isolated island. Power imbalance occurs in Zone1, causing a transient response process. If the adjustment margin and adjustment speed of DG1 are sufficient, a new steady state can be reached in a short pe...
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