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IET GENERATION TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION
Volume 12, Issue 21, Pages 5843-5850Publisher
INST ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-IET
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2018.6299
Keywords
feature extraction; power system interconnection; distributed power generation; power grids; smart power grids; power distribution faults; power system measurement; power engineering computing; phase measurement; neural nets; phasor measurement; phasor data-based islanding detection; smart grid; unusual condition; generating station; local load; multiple transmission line outage; islanding detection technique; artificial neural network classifier; synchronised phasor measurements; nine-bus Western Electricity Coordinating Council power system; excessive number; data frames; phasor data concentrator; APBM; dimension reduction algorithms; nondetection zone; detection time change
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Islanding is an unusual condition in a power system where the generating station continues to supply the local load after one or multiple transmission line outage. This study develops a new islanding detection technique using the artificial neural network (ANN) classifier, which is provided with synchronised phasor measurements from a nine-bus Western Electricity Coordinating Council power system. An excessive number of data frames are generated in the phasor data concentrator. Before sending these data to the classifier, multiplier-based method (MBM) and Andrews plot-based method (APBM) are applied for dimension reduction and feature extraction. Comparisons are prepared with other dimension reduction algorithms. The accuracy of the classifier has been increased by increasing the number of hidden layers, the best accuracy is observed at a certain level for APBM. Non-detection zone (NDZ) for APBM is also evaluated. It is observed that the classification accuracy, and the detection time change when the neural network is retrained. All the results are compared and analysed statistically. This method can perform faster compared to other existing algorithms with an excellent accuracy and smaller NDZ.
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