- Optimal Power Flow Distribution
- Smart Grid Energy Management
- Microgrid Control and Optimization
- Islanding Detection in Power Systems
- Electric Power System Optimization
- Power Systems Fault Detection
- HVDC Systems and Fault Protection
- Power System Reliability and Maintenance
- Power System Optimization and Stability
- Smart Grid Security and Resilience
- Energy Load and Power Forecasting
- Power Systems and Technologies
- Global Energy and Sustainability Research
- Advanced Control Systems Optimization
- Building Energy and Comfort Optimization
- Multilevel Inverters and Converters
- Energy and Environment Impacts
- Global Energy Security and Policy
- Engineering and Technology Innovations
- Electromagnetic Simulation and Numerical Methods
- Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
- Thermal Analysis in Power Transmission
- Wind Energy Research and Development
- Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
- Electromagnetic Scattering and Analysis
Defense Logistics Agency
2024
Case Western Reserve University
2015-2023
National Energy Technology Laboratory
2022
Booz Allen Hamilton (United States)
2012-2019
Carnegie Mellon University
2006-2010
This paper tackles the key challenges for dynamics, control, and automation of power systems that are imposed by integration renewable plants. First, current practice control in large‐scale reviewed. Then, dynamics electrical transmission discussed issues associated with wind solar plants exploited. The discussion carries on a focus distribution distributed generation An emerging concern energy industry is dynamic interaction between as result technological topological changes can put their...
In this paper, a novel concept of Generalized Δ-circuit is proposed, that enables integration distributed generators (DGs) based on contemporary technologies into the short-circuit calculations large-scale distribution systems. Modern DG models, such as doubly fed induction (DFIGs) and three-phase inverter DGs (IBDGs) differ from classical synchronous generator models. It shown their models cannot be integrated in traditional calculation procedures because they include large number possible...
In this paper, we propose a new framework for the organization of electric power industry, based on extensive use information technology (IT) and interactive decision making, where consumers distributed producers join traditional actors, utilities in particular, making decisions. While many ideas considered paper have been put forward recent years, such as need to manage intermittency renewable resources by means proactive forecasting, coordination with responsive demand storage, introduce...
In this paper, a calculation method for quantifying the impact of complex short circuits on active unbalanced distribution systems is proposed. Unlike previous system short-circuit calculations, proposed capable solving with an arbitrary number faulted busses and phases, without predefining boundary (fault) conditions. Different are defined by simple inspection these faults. Additionally, all elements appropriately modeled integrated in method, including electronically coupled distributed...
In this paper a short-circuit computation U+0028 SCC U+0029 procedure for large-scale distribution systems with high penetration of distributed generators based on contemporary technologies is proposed. The suitable real-time calculations. Modeling modern differs from the modeling traditional synchronous and induction generators. Hence, procedures found presumption only are not in nowadays systems. work presented paper, state system short-circuit, improved backward U+002F forward sweep IBFS...
In this paper, novel models for electronically coupled distributed energy resources (ECDERs) online fault calculations of large-scale systems are proposed. ECDERs have different responses than traditional synchronous and induction (AC) machines, generally accepted these emerging DERs do not exist. The deployment is constantly increasing worldwide there an urgent need developing appropriate calculations. order to fast calculations, applicable systems, the dynamic behavior AC machines been...
We aim to systematically review challenges imposed by emerging distributed energy resources (DERs) model in two basic distribution management system (DMS) online applications—power flow and short-circuit analysis, as well offer a systematic of potential solutions. In the last decade, electronically coupled DERs became increasingly popular. can employ wide range control strategies for power, current, or voltage control, both normal faulted conditions. Therefore, cannot be modeled with...
In this paper short-circuit models for inverter based distributed generators (IBDGs) are proposed, on the fault ride through (FRT) requirements of existing distribution codes. Currently, IBDGs do not have generally accepted as traditional synchronous and induction do. However, their usage in power industry is constantly increasing, there an urgent need developing strictly defined IBDGs. paper, first FRT several codes presented mutual characteristics derived. Then, these requirements, IBDG...
In this paper a real-time short-circuit calculation method for large-scale distribution systems with high penetration of distributed generators is proposed. Recent years have witnessed increasing generators. Thus, become active, where the fault current flow no more straightforward. Additionally, modern generator's models differ from classical synchronous models. Hence, traditional methods are not applicable in today's systems. The proposed based on superposition theorem. An improved...
This paper uses a two-level model predictive control-based approach for the coordinated control and energy management of an integrated system that includes photovoltaic (PV) generation, storage, building loads. Novel features proposed local controller include (1) ability to simultaneously manage loads storage achieve different operational objectives such as efficiency, economic cost demand response grid optimization through design specific power trajectory tracking performance functionals,...
This paper deals with short-circuit calculation, as one of the basic Distribution Management System (DMS) applications. It is common practice in calculations to neglect loads, line and transformer shunt parameters well influence pre-fault state. shows that some these approximations could lead incorrect results when calculating currents at relay locations (relay currents) distribution systems. Consequently, an efficient calculation procedure for active weakly-meshed systems proposed....
Distribution network development planning is a complex task due to the size of typical distribution network, interconnectivity its elements and presence various uncertainties. This process becomes even more complicated constant pressure reduce capacity reserve, operation maintenance cost, postpone capital investments as far possible. Recent technological organizational changes in electric industry sector have had an influence on operations objectives systems. New technologies customer demand...
As the power systems in United States become increasingly large, complex, and interconnected, traditional relays are proving to be inadequate against blackouts. More "intelligent" therefore needed meet security reliability needs of future grid. In this paper, we propose a new logic for decision making over-current relay setting. The proposed "smart" can: 1) decide current settings with more comprehensive logic; 2) use technologies such as phasor measurement unit (PMU) and/or Global...
A typical structure of electric power distribution networks is radial or a normally open-loop with single supply path between the high-voltage substation and end-consumers. The selectivity protection scheme for network generally achieved through time-coordination different devices (relays, reclosers fuses). However, future may become more meshed (normally closed-loop) in order to integrate distributed generators (DGs) active demand-side response. This will, turn, require novel schemes since...
This article presents details of the installation and testing a two-level control system for building with rooftop photovoltaic (PV) energy storage (ES). The proposed interacts system-level controller to manage real reactive power consumption PV ramp rate through dynamic adjustment loads (BLs) (slower time-scale) in coordination charging discharging battery ES (ESS) (faster time-scale). A unique contribution compared other techniques literature is that real-time trajectories by controller,...
As the need to meet high security and reliability requirements of electric power grids intensify, it is essential make existing relays smarter more adaptive changing system conditions. A successful implementation enhanced relay performance requires both improved logic ability manage computing communications in near-real time. In this paper, we first summarize our recently introduced hypothesis-testing-based for over-current relays. The new contribution concerns computational problem...
In this paper we emphasize the fundamental importance of relating short-term efficiencies in utilizing existing equipment to capital cost candidate new investments. We suggest that systematic assessment investments based on understanding break-even cumulative system performance with is key selecting which enhance system-wide utilization and resources. The two-part tariff underlying guaranteed revenue recovery compared peak-load-pricing-based approach both regulated deregulated industry....
In this paper the need for advanced modeling and calculation procedures of Power Flow Short-Circuit calculations caused by connection electronically coupled energy resources is discussed. are basic power applications in software packages transmission distribution systems management (EMS DMS). Modeling these have been successfully performed last several decades traditional systems. However, nature has drastically changed two decades. This change mainly integration such as wind, solar,...