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    The document summarizes Dr. Deepa Shaji Kumar's presentation on adaptive critical angle thresholds for angular instability detection using local synchrophasors. The presentation outlines the motivation to move beyond predefined thresholds for phase angle alarms to instead derive critical limits adaptively based on the equivalent local system model and changing system conditions. It describes the methodology used, which involves developing an equivalent system model, simulating stable and unstable events, and analyzing the results to establish an adaptive threshold. The conclusion discusses considerations for integrating this approach into existing protection applications.

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    The document summarizes Dr. Deepa Shaji Kumar's presentation on adaptive critical angle thresholds for angular instability detection using local synchrophasors. The presentation outlines the motivation to move beyond predefined thresholds for phase angle alarms to instead derive critical limits adaptively based on the equivalent local system model and changing system conditions. It describes the methodology used, which involves developing an equivalent system model, simulating stable and unstable events, and analyzing the results to establish an adaptive threshold. The conclusion discusses considerations for integrating this approach into existing protection applications.

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    DPSP 2022

    16th International Conference on Developments in Power System Protection

    Adaptive Critical Angle Threshold using


    Local Synchrophasors for
    Angular Instability Detection

    Dr. Deepa Shaji Kumar


    Power Networks Demonstration Centre
    University of Strathclyde
    Outline
    • Motivation
    • Objective
    • Methodology
    • Results & Analysis
    • Conclusion
    MOTIVATION
    • Phase angle monitoring • Baselining analysis
    • Synchrophasor-Based Angle Alarming • information regarding normal and abnormal
    Tool operating conditions
    • User defined thresholds • alarm limits established
    • Post-Contingency Angle Monitoring

    Fig 1 : Angular separation during islanding 1 Fig 2 : Phase Angle Alarming in V&E Energy's ROSE tool 2

    ref1 : Synchrophasor: Key Insight into the Power System Dynamic Monitoring
    Ref2 : https://www.naspi.org/sites/default/files/reference_documents/0.pdf
    OBJECTIVE

    Derivation of a critical limit for phase angle separation


    from the reference source in equivalent local system
    model, for transient instability prediction.

    Alert the operator regarding characteristics of the power


    system transient stability and it’s developing trend for
    initiating auto/manual remedial action scheme

    Should not be predefined set thresholds, but change


    adaptively based on system conditions and changing
    topology.
    METHODOLOGY

    System Model
    METHODOLOGY
    METHODOLOGY
    RESULTS & ANALYSIS

    stable
    event

    unstable
    event
    RESULTS & ANALYSIS
    RESULTS & ANALYSIS
    CONCLUSION

    Data Quality

    Location and wiring of PMU

    Integration with existing applications

    Actionable measures

    Manage level of variability, uncertainty, and opportunity in


    the modern green grid
    deepa.shaji-kumar@strath.ac.uk

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