Umer Amir Khan, Sang-Hwa Lee, Jae-Kyu Seong, Bang-Wook Lee
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A considerable amount of research material discussing designs and properties of High Temperature Superconducting Fault Current Limiter (HTS FCL) is available. However, a shortage of research concerning positioning of HTS FCL in power grid is felt. In this paper a feasibility study of HTS FCL positioning in Smart Grid through simulation analysis is carried out. A complete power network (including generation, transmission and distribution) is modeled in Simulink / SimPowerSystems. A generalized HTS FCL is also designed by integrating Simulink and SimPowerSystem blocks. The distribution network of the model has a wind turbine attached to it forming a micro grid. Three phase fault have been simulated along with placing FCL models at key points of the distribution grid. It is observed that distribution grid, having distributed generation sources attached to it, must not have a single FCL located at the substation level. Optimized HTS FCL location regarding the best fault current contribution from wind turbine has been determined through simulation analysis.
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Abstract 1. INTRODUCTION 2. BACKGROUND 2.1. Smart Grid 2.2. Wind Energy and Wind Turbine 2.3. HTS FCL 3. SYSTEM STUDIES 3.1. Power Network Model 3.2. Generalized FCL Model 4. SIMULATION STUDIES 4. 1. FCL at Substation (Type One FCL at Pl) 4.2. FCL at Wind Turbine (Type Two FCL at P2) 4.3. FCL at Substation and Wind Turbine (Type One FCL at Pl and Type Two at P2) 5. CONCLUSION REFERENCES
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Umer Amir Khan [ Department of Electronic and Electrical Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Hanyang Univeristy ]
Sang-Hwa Lee [ Department of Electronic and Electrical Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Hanyang Univeristy ]
Jae-Kyu Seong [ Department of Electronic and Electrical Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Hanyang Univeristy ]
Bang-Wook Lee [ Department of Electronic and Electrical Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Hanyang Univeristy ]
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