A Novel Power Cepstrum Based Differential Protection Scheme For LVAC Microgrid
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Abstract
AC microgrids have become a promising solution in the transition toward renewable energy, addressing climate change and the rising global demand for electricity.They enhance the flexibility, efficiency, and resilience of power distribution networks.However, to fully optimize the benefits of microgrids, it is essential to implement efficient protection systems capable of rapidly detecting faults.This paper proposes a power cepstrum based current differential protection scheme for fault detection in LVAC microgrid.The method utilizes the positive sequence current measured at the line ends.Fault detection is achieved by analyzing the difference in the power cepstrum obtained from both ends.The power cepstrum is derived by applying a logarithm to the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) of the current signal, followed by an inverse FFT, with the final result obtained by taking the square and modulus of the transformed signal.This process ensures high sensitivity and reliability while helps in setting same threshold for fault detection in both grid-connected and islanded modes of operation.The proposed scheme can detect the fault under both operating modes of microgrid upto 6 ohm, and doesn't maloperate for measurement error and time synchronization error.It also remains stable for different system transients and has high accuracy and fast fault detection (maximum 17.7 ms).The proposed technique is implemented and tested on the 4-bus low voltage AC microgrid and simulated in MATLAB to assess the effectiveness of the proposed technique.
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