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Smart Grids !

Basics to Advanced
Technologies
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PhD Student , IIT Kampon


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Source: Internet and SG NPTEL IITR Lecture

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WAMS
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Source: Internet
PMU benefits

•Provide wide-area situational awareness for system operators with improved visibility
into dynamic grid conditions.

•Determine stress points of the electric power system.

•Instantaneous measurements provide early warning detection alerts that SCADA


systems miss.

•Built in system-wide PMU analysis for future implementation of big data analytics,
artificial intelligence, and machine learning to proactively improve power systems and
prevent outages.
Source: [Link]
PMU Applications

Distribution
Transmission
System DER Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring

Source: Internet
Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture
PMU
PDC
Super DC

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Optimal
PMU
placement
Example

S. Chakrabarti and E. Kyriakides, "Optimal


Placement of Phasor Measurement Units for
Power System Observability," in IEEE Transactions
on Power Systems, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 1433-1440,
Aug. 2008, doi: 10.1109/TPWRS.2008.922621.
WAMS
Applications

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


SG Monitoring

Oscillation Stability
Monitoring Monitoring

Source: Internet and SG NPTEL IITR Lecture

PMU Block
Diagram
Sampling

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Source: Internet
PMU Operation
Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture
DFT

Full Cycle DFT Half Cycle DFT Cosine DFT Recursive DFT

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Least Square based
Phasor Estimation
Zero-crossing based

Frequency
Estimation

Phasor based

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Smart Grid Protection

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Advantages and
Disadvantages
of Digital Relay
Subsystems of
a Digital Relay

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


Signal Scaling

Source: SG NPTEL IITR Lecture


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