Modeling And Analysis Of An Overcurrent Protection And Coordination In Power System Network Using PSCAD Software

Muslim, Muhammad Shafiq (2016) Modeling And Analysis Of An Overcurrent Protection And Coordination In Power System Network Using PSCAD Software. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The case study in this project to analysis of an overcurrent protection and coordination in power system which is represent by using software of Power System Computer Aided Design (PSCAD).Protection against overcurrent by using coordination system benefits to protect the power system against any fault in order to limit the amount of duration during any interruption between breakers.To maintain high integrity of power system,this system could be minimizing damage in the system and components.Actually,faults may occur due to several reasons and they cannot be avoided such as lightning or other mechanical and natural causes.Since the commencement of modern electrical system,coordination assignments were performed to guarantee that protection system would work with the necessary reliability and security.The tools to perform such task have developed from the utilization of a glass table with light and log-log curve sheets into computer base projects with GUI.Meanwhile,protective devices have likewise experienced progressions from the electromechanical gadgets to the multifunctional,numerical devices. All through the changes in coordination tools and protective devices setups,a great number of protection coordination standards will stay.In expansion,new systems are created to help us with the utilization of protection systems to reduce fault in basic to protection system functions.The advancements in the coordination projects and present day multifunctional numerical devices utilized as a part of distribution and industrial systems.

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