PV Grid Tied System
Islanding is the faulty condition in which the DG’s (PV system)continuepowersupplytothegrideventhoughthe externalgridsupplyisnolongerpresent.
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ThepastfewyearshavewitnessedthePVsystembeing increasinglycontributingtoenergyproductionalloverthe world.Theintegrationofnewtechnologiesintotheactual powergridsturnsintosmartgrids.Capableofrespondingto differentchangesandrequirementsforthelongterm.Those grid tied PV systems are required to detect any harmful faults to protect the system and load side equipment and ensurethesafetyofthegridmaintenancepersonnel.Inthe presentpowersystemscenario,someissuesarenotsolved yet.Oneoftheimportantissuesisrelatedtoislandingfault detectioninthesystem.
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ANALYTICAL STUDY OF DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES FOR ISLANDING DETECTION OF PV GRID-TIED SYSTEM
It can be badly affected the efficiency of the inverter, reliability, and quality of the power supply. Generally, islanding can be divided into two types one is intentional islanding and another is unintentional islanding. Unintentional islanding is more dangerous for the system this islanding has occurred without any prior knowledge. Thegriddisconnectioninunintentionalislandingoccursin thefollowingconditions[12];
Islandingisoneofthedangerousfaultsthatoccurredin thegrid tiedsystemasmentionedabove.
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Islanding detection methods (IDM’s)
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Abstract Photovoltaic (PV) system is one of the popular choices among the non conventional energy sources & it has too many advantages over the other energy production system. Specifically, it provides a free and abundant supply of electric energy. The issue of islanding in grid tied PV systems remains a great challenge to fulfill the required guaranteed security of the PV system technique & the prompt and reliable power supply. Due to islanding, the power supply was interrupted and unwanted hazardous conditions may occur for the PV system equipment. To deal with thistypeofconcern, many islanding detection methods are proposed in the literature, andeach of them claims high efficiency,accuracy& better reliability this paper scrutinizes recent islanding detection techniques for PV grid tied systems in the terms of their merits, viability, effectiveness, and feasibility.
Some most reputed international organizations such as IEEE, IEC, DIN VDE, UL & Korean have defined certain standardsforinterconnection,operation,andcontrolofgrid connectedsystems[17].Allstandardsarementionedintable no.1[25,26,12,30].
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Key Words: Islandingdetection,PVsystem,NDZ,Protection, Review.
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It helps to identify the most accurate technique & fair comparison from different aspects.
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Various standards for islanding
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Passiveislandingdetectionmethodsareoneofthetypes oflocalIDM’s.thisisthefirstmethodthatisimplementedfor islanding detection. These methods are invented around 1990.Thebasicprincipleofthismethodistomeasurethe parameters at PCC. A threshold value is set for these parameters. If the measured value exceeds the threshold limit,thenislandingisdetectedinthesystembythismethod. Passiveislandingdetection methodshavesubtypesasper thefollowing.
OUV&OUFisthismethodusedforIDMalsotoprotectthe equipment of customers. It's a very simple method. The conventionalrelayisconnectedtoadistributionfeederto identifyfaultyconditionsduringvariousoperationalmodes ofagrid connectedsystem[9].Thethresholdvaluesetfor voltage&frequencyintherelay,innormalconditions,the valueofvoltageandfrequencydoesn’texceedthethreshold value.Whenthevoltage&frequencyvaluecrossestheset limits the DGs are disconnected from the main utility network [10]. Usually, the voltage & frequency values dependonactiveandreactivepower.Themethodmeasures the changes in ∆P & ∆Q at PCC according to [11]. The equationof∆P&∆Qisasin[12,27].
Thistechniqueusestheequation,
Innormalconditions,achangeinfrequencyorDGoutput powercannotbeobserved. Butinislandedconditions,the changeisobservedinfrequencyoroutputpower.Whenthe grid is disconnected from PCC a sudden power imbalance occursandchangesinthefrequencyatPCCcanbeobserved overafewcycles.Itwillbecomparedwiththesetthreshold
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Inthismethodthephasedifferencebetweentheinverter terminal voltage & the inverter output current to detect islanding[1]. Underthenormalcondition,thephase locked loop(PLL)isimplementedduetothisthevoltage¤t aresynchronizedwitheachother.Thephasejumpwouldnot bedetectedtilltheoutputvoltage¤tarealwaysin phase.Duringtheislandingcondition,adisplacementinthe phase can be found due to the shift of the voltage vector [2,3].Theequationofthephasejumpalgorithm&loadphase angleisasin[4,5].
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Islandingisoneofthedangerousfaultsthatoccurredin thegrid tiedsystemasmentionedabove.Todetectthistype of fault in system islanding detection methods are used. Basically,IDMsareclassifiedintomaintwotypesasremote and local. Local methods are old methods respective to remotemethods.Thesemethodsarefurtherclassifiedinto sub methodsasshowninflowchartfig.2.allthesemethods arestudiedandanalyzedinthispaperthoroughly.
A. Passive Methods
Theharmonicdetectiontechniqueisbasedonmonitoring or measuring the total harmonic distortion of the PCC voltagetodetectislandingfaultsinthesystem[6].Underthe normal condition, the grid voltage & the PCC voltage will almost match each other causing negligible harmonic distortion. During islanding conditions, due to transfer of harmonicsgeneratedbyinvertercurrenttotheloadinthe presenceofnon linearitiesinthetransformeri.e.,magnetic hysteresis may increase the harmonic distortion of the output voltage. The islanding condition can be decided by thethresholdvalueofharmonicdistortioninoutputvoltage [7,8].
A.3 Over/Under Voltage (OUV) & Over/Under Frequency (OUF)
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A.2 Harmonic Detection Method
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Whentheislandingoccursthereactivepowerimbalance causestransient changes& voltagefluctuationat PCC this fluctuation can be detected and analyzed by this method. WhenthefluctuationvalueexceedsthethresholdlimitC.B. triptheDGfromPCC.Thedetectiontimeforthismethodis upto0.125sec.[22].
In this method, a negligible disturbance in the current signalisaddedtotheinverterreferenceoutputcurrentat PCCconcerningthemaingridvoltage.Innormalconditions, thisdisturbancedoesnotaffectanyoftheinverteroutput frequencyandvoltage.But,infaultyislandedconditions,this distortionaffectstheinverteroutputvoltageandfrequency, and hence, this change in frequency is conveyed to the commercialrelayandforcestodisconnectDG.Therefore,in AFDazero conductiontimeisaddedintoeachhalfcycleof thewaveform[5]asshowninfig.4.
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This is a new updated version of AFD with positive feedbacktothefrequencyatPCC[18].Innormalconditions, small changes in frequency have no hazardous effect. But when the grid has disconnected the change in frequency introducesachangeinfrequencyerrorwhichincreasesthe frequencyoftheinverter.Thisprocesscontinuesuptothe thresholdlimitisreachedandislandingconditionisdetected inthesystem.TheinverterphaseangleandSFSparameter areexpressedasin[17].
ThistechniquesimilartoRoCoV&RoCoFtechnique.When thegridisdisconnected,thereislargechangeoccursinload due to this change in power output of DG occurs. This methodmonitorschangeinpoweroutputandanalyzethose variationsovera specific timeperiod.Mathematicallyit is expressedasin[23].
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Figure 4: AFDmethodwaveform
To detect the islanding condition in the SVS method positivefeedbackisappliedtotheoutputterminalofthePCC [13]. At a normal condition, there is no effect in power reduction. However, when the grid is a disconnected reductioninvoltageoccursatPCC.Thisreductionshowsthe islandingconditionoccursinthegrid connectedsystem.The protection relay detects the reduction of voltage at PCC &
A.5 Rate of Change of Voltage (RoCoV)
A.6 Rate of Change of Power (RoCoP)
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B.3 Sandia Frequency Shift (SFS)
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WhereTistheutilityvoltageperiod&tz isthezerotime theratioof2tz &Tiscalled“choppingfractionorchopping frequency.” This chopping fraction is low in normal conditions & high in islanded conditions. Islanding occurs whenCf crossesthethresholdlimit[12].
ThistechniquecalculatestherateofchangeofvoltageatPCC fromtheequation,
Active IDMs are introduced in 1997 to overcome the disadvantagesofpassiveIDM’s.Thebasicprincipleofthese methodsisdisturbancesignalinjectatPCCforthespecific parameter.Innormalconditions,duetothesedisturbance signals,theparametersarenegligiblydisturbedbut,when theislandingconditionoccurstheparametersaredisturbed above a specific threshold limit. These methods have low NDZ.Thesubtypesofthesemethodsaregivenbelow,
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limit[20].Ifthechangeinfrequencyexceedsthepredefined thresholdvalueislandingisdetected&C.B.disconnectsDG fromthegrid[21].TrippingtimeforfrequencyintheRoCoF methodisuptosixcycles&itvariesfromsystemtosystem.
Islanding is detected when the change in power value exceeds the threshold limit. This method is fast & not affectedbysmallpowermismatchatPCC[24].
sendsatrippingsignaltoC.B.toceasetheoperationofthe system[14].Thedisadvantageofthismethodisthedecrease ininverterefficiency&powerquality[15].
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ThistechniqueusedtheActiveSFSmethodtechnique first & then use the Q f droop curve. The Q f droop curveisusedtodetectislanding[41].
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Manymorecombinationsoftechniquesareusedtodetect islandingconditionsinhybridmethods.Inthefuturehybrid of passive and intelligent IDMs can be possible for more efficientsystemoperation. Remote Methods
This is one of the types of remote methods. The basic principle for this method is communication between the utilitygrid&theDGunit.Theislandingisdetectedthrough thestatusoftheutilitygridcircuitbreakerandforwardthis informationtoDGunitsetstotripthecircuit.Thesemethods workwithnegligibleNDZ,negligibleeffectonpowerquality, fasttimeresponse,andhigherreliability.However,thehigh cost,highcomplexity,andcomplexoperationarethemain disadvantagesof thistechnique.All communication based methodsarediscussedbelow.
Transfer trip method used as a supplementary control methodoftheDGsystemwiththeutilitygrid[16].Thebasic principleofthismethodistomonitorandobtainthestatus oftherelay&circuitbreakersthatarecapabletoislandthe system.Whentheutilitygridisdisconnectedfromloador PCCduetofaultyislandingconditions,theislandedareasare identified by the central algorithm. After detection of islanding,signalsaresenttothisislandedareatodisconnect theDGsfromPCC.Generally,thetransfertripmethodisused with the SCADA system to provide more efficient coordinationbetweenmicrogrid&utilitygrid.Thismethod hasnegligibleNDZbutexhibitshighcost&communication failurerisk[17].
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ThisisthemostefficienttechniqueinactiveIDM’sbutit reducesthepowerqualityofinverter&noiseandharmonics canbeaddedduetopositivefeedback[19].
B.4 Slip Mode Frequency Shift (SMFS, SMS)
The impedance measurement method depends on the variation in the high frequency impedance of the derived datafromvoltage¤tparameters[33].It'ssomehow similar to the passive islanding detection method which measures system impedance disturbances caused by islanding.Whentheislandingconditionoccursthevalueof impedance exceeds the threshold limit this indicates the islanding condition occurred in the system [35]. In some literatureandscientificresearchfoundthatthismethodhas negligible NDZ especially in single inverter cases. But in multipleinverterswouldbeforcedtoanotherforinjectinga slightlydifferentsignalintothelinethat’swhyitbecomesa difficulttask toseta thresholdvalueformultipleinverter systems[5,34].
Hybrid SFS & Q f
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B.5 Impedance Measurement (IM)
C. Hybrid Methods
It measures voltage unbalance in 3 phase output voltage and positive feedback is related with active IDMtoeliminatetheshortcomingfaultsofthevoltage unbalancemethod[38,39].
Thismethodisintroducedaround2003.Tofulfillallthe requirements of grid connected DG systems in islanding conditions with a mixture of active and passive methods [12].Passive&Activemethodshavetheiradvantagesand disadvantages.Thehybridmethodusedadvantagesofboth the methods and reduce disadvantages of these methods. Activemethodsareappliedonlywhenthepassivemethod detectorgetsprobleminthedetectionofislanding[36,37]. Itreduceserrorsinthedetectionofislandingandincreases thereliabilityandefficiencyofdevicesofthesystem.Someof thehybridtechniquesare,
Voltage & Real Power Shift
Positive Feedback (PF) & Voltage Unbalance (VU)
This technique measure voltage variation for a particulartimeperiod&theAdaptiveReactivePower Shiftalgorithm(ARPS)isusedtodetectislanding[40].
Thistechnique used real powershift (active IDM)& average rate of voltage change (passive IDM) to identify islanding conditions. The RSP technique is usedonlywhenthevoltagechangemethodisunable todetectislanding[42].
In this technique, positive feedback is injected into the system to disturb inverter output for islanding detection [28]. The change in phase angle of DG output current is alwaysrelativelysimilartothegridoutputvoltageinnormal conditions.Butwhenthegridisdisconnectedthefrequency ofgridvoltagedeviatesfromthenormalvalue.Thedeviation offrequencyshowsislandingconditionoccursinthesystem. Compare to other active IDM’s this technique has a small NDZ and is highly efficient in the prevention of islanding [5,29].
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Artificial Neural Network based method (ANN)
Thisisthemostpowerful techniqueofclassification used for signal and system analysis by building decisionboundariestodividedataneededfortraining. Thistechniqueworkswith autoregressionmodeling which extracts the important feature data from the measured PCC parameters. SVM IDM is considered impracticalbecauseit'saverycomplexmethod[46].
FL technique uses fuzzy logic classifier for islanding detection. This technique is used with other algorithms and classifiers to provide better results. Butit'saverysensitivemethod[47].
The performance capability of any islanding detection method mainly depends on the parameters given in the table. For trustworthy comparison, the advantages, limitationsoftheimplementationprocessofvariousIDMs mustbeknown,referringtomostscientific,reliable&well known studies. While comparing islanding detection methods,someimportantparametersareconsidered,which includeNDZ,speedofoperation,cost&crucksofmethods withaccuracy&reliabilityofthesystem.
Intelligentmethodsaresimilartootherremotemethods but they are not required threshold values. Various AI techniques,datamining,classifiertechniquesareusedinthis method.Thebasicprincipleofthesesystemsisanalyzingall the sample data provided by the system and its filter & classifyingitwithanintelligentalgorithmtoformastrong decision makingsystem.Withthehelpofdataanalysisand algorithms,islandingconditionsareidentifiedinthesystem bythismethod. ThesemethodshavezeroornegligibleNDZ. But these methods are costly and very much complex in structure.Generally,intelligentIDMsassociatedwithsignal processingmethodsincludethefollowingtechniques[17],
Thismethodisonlyusedforlarge scalepowernetworks becausethismethodiscostlyandcomplex[17].
Afteranencyclopedicreview&comprehensiveanalysis,a comparison of various islanding detection methods consideringtheirquality,advantages,disadvantages&other differentparametersareshownintable2.[1 47]
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Fuzzy Logic based method (FL)
DTisanotherintelligentclassifiertechniqueusedfor islandingdetection.It’sacombinationofWPTorDWT. In this method, the voltage and current signals are
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Probabilistic Neural Network based method (PNN) PNNisaclassifiertechniquethatcanstudythenon linear decision boundaries depending on Bayesian Classifier. PNN classifiers divide into 4 parts of operationinput,pattern,summation,andoutput.This partperformsitsfunction&classifiesdatatoidentify theislandingcondition[45].
Decision Tree based method (DT)
a.2 Power Line Communication Method (PLC)
Comparison of various IDMs
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measuredattheinverterterminalandfedtoWPTor DWTforfeatureextraction.Anextractedfeaturewas introducedintheDTclassifierforislandingdetection. Accordingtoresearch,thismethodhas98%accuracy [44].
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ANNalgorithmextractsimportantpointsordatafrom measuring data from PCC. Which are used for detection in parametric changes that occur due to islanding in the system. ANN can be described as a computational mathematical model using the biologicalbrainoftheneuralnetwork[43].
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SCADA is one of the advanced IDM techniques. It is a monitoring system it continuously monitors the breakers, switching devices, & control circuits. It also monitors the systemparameterslikevoltage,current,frequency,&power todetectanylossinthesystem.Inthenormalcondition,all parameters are below the threshold value but when the islanding condition occurs the parameters are disturbed fromtheirnormalvalues&theSCADAsystemdetectsitand therelaysendsasignaltobreakerstodisconnectDGfrom thesystem[32,17].
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Support Vector Machine based method (SVM)
The power line communication technology is a remote islanding detection technique. The basic principle of this method for detecting islanding fault uses communication between the power line & DG unit. Transmission devices sendalow voltagesignalcontinuouslyfromthepowerline tothereceiverdevicesinstalledatDGunits.Signaldesignin this manner up to only 4 consecutive cycles. In normal conditionsthesignalisreceivedin4consecutivecyclesbut when the islanding condition occurs the disturbance is introduced in the signal & it will disappear up to 2 or 3 consecutivecycles[31].
a.3 Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Method (SCADA)
NDZ is the most important parameter for islanding detectionifa largeNDZ ispresentinthemethod thenthe methodisnotreliableandit'sdangerousforthesystem.The accuracy of the system is between 70 to 100% for best results.Ifthisparametergoesbelowthisrange,itshouldbe hazardous and non reliable for the system. The cost of equipmentusedformethodsorthecostofimplementation
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According to literature research, the active method providesa fast islandingdetectionmethod&a small non detectionzone,butinasmallpowersystemeffectonpower qualitymaydegradetheperformanceofthepowersystem. Its economical method, because the cost of operation & installation is low as compared to other method & complexity, is also low. The passive methods are simple economicaleasytoimplement,butforlargepowersystems or when the DG power & load power are balanced. This method fails to detect islanding hence, it is influenced by largeNDZ,complexityisnegligibleinthismethod.Remote methods have higher efficiency, reliability, high islanding detection speed, ability to work with different system configurations.But,thecostofimplementation,complexity, calculationburdenareveryhighinthesemethods.Itbadly affectswhenthecommunicationfailureproblemoccursin the
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methods use various classifiers to classify systemdatafordecision makingsystemformation.Dueto theverycomplexprocess,thismethodhashighcomplexity, largecomputationburden,butithasnegligibleNDZ,reliable powersupplywithfastdetectionspeed.
demonstratesthattheactivemethodshavea lowcostofimplementation,simple,moreaccuratethanthe passive method, small NDZ, provide reliable and efficient powersupply,lowcomplexity,etc.Moreover,theotherlocal methodshavesomedisadvantagesthatcanbecoveredby active methods. In recent times some new features & methodsarealsointroducedintheactivemethod.However, the remote methods have also a very accurate islanding detection,highefficiency&reliabilitywithnegligibleNDZ. But, the cost of implementation is very high and it's not economicallygoodandalsoaverycomplexcomputationis required for this method which sometimes fails due to communicationoranyotherfaults.Thus,theactiveIDMscan be considered as the best suitable option for PV grid tied systemsinrecenttimes.
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