Reliability Prediction of a Distribution Protection Scheme Using Markov Model
Sahil Raj, Vibhor Singh, Nilesh Kumar Rajalwal, Debomita Ghosh
Abstract
Sahil Raj, Vibhor Singh, Nilesh Kumar Rajalwal, Debomita Ghosh
Abstract
Miscoordination between the protective equipment leads to the system blackouts and weaken its reliability. In a low voltage distribution system, the cooperation between fuse and circuit breakers forms the protection of distribution feeders. During a temporary fault, the fuse melts and the system suffers from unnecessary blackouts. In this paper, the replacement of fuse by a lateral circuit breaker in a low voltage distribution system is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed scheme is evaluated by analyzing the reliability using Markov Model. The result shows that replacing the fuse with a lateral circuit breaker having auto re-closer improves the reliability of the system for transient faults.
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Miscoordination between the protective equipment leads to the system blackouts and weaken its reliability. In a low voltage distribution system, the cooperation between fuse and circuit breakers forms the protection of distribution feeders. During a temporary fault, the fuse melts and the system suffers from unnecessary blackouts. In this paper, the replacement of fuse by a lateral circuit breaker in a low voltage distribution system is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed scheme is evaluated by analyzing the reliability using Markov Model. The result shows that replacing the fuse with a lateral circuit breaker having auto re-closer improves the reliability of the system for transient faults.
Key concepts: Circuit breaker, Fuse (electrical), Reliability (semiconductor), Reliability engineering, Fault (geology), Transient (computer programming), Computer science, Markov process