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Outline
of
Wide
Area Protection (WAP) Designer Seminar
1
Description
1.1
Objectives
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To
learn typical power system phenomena that lead to
multi-contingencies and possible wide area protection
solutions to counteract wide area power system collapse.
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To
learn the application of new sensors based on current and
voltage phasor measurements (PMU) for power system monitoring
and voltage instability prediction.
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To
learn how to take into account to the various aspects of WAP
solutions with respect to system operation via SCADA and
automatic switching to counteract wide area disturbances by
means of load shedding and islanding of subsystems, as well as
power system restoration
1.2
Workshop Agenda
1.2.1
Introduction into WAP
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Power
system phenomena with possible WAP solutions
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Why
wide area protection?
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Description
of WAP actions
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New
sensors to detect power incipient power system instabilities
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Set-up
of a wide area protection scheme with new sensors
1.2.2
Strategy for WAP Implementation
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Evaluation of possible technical solution
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Network criticality assessment
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Main plant and protection assessment
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Communication facility assessment
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Feasibility study
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System implementation scenarios
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Exploitation of synergies between protection and control
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Communication and system performance aspects
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Defence plan for avoiding disturbances
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Pilot installation for performance verification,
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Role out of refurbishment strategy
1.2.3
Assessment of WAP requirements (Plenum discussion)
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Present power system performance
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Recommended complementary
measures or actions
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Participants
WAP system designers, protection equipment and SA manufacturers,
engineers and developers for network planning, energy
management, protection and control systems.
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Prerequisites
Experienced and
knowledgeable staff, as well as decision maker in the
protection and power system management field
Duration:
1 day
Fees:
$ 300 per person |
