Visible to the public The Coordination of Dual Setting DOCR for Ring System Using Adaptive Modified Firefly Algorithm

TitleThe Coordination of Dual Setting DOCR for Ring System Using Adaptive Modified Firefly Algorithm
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2020
AuthorsChheng, Kimhok, Priyadi, Ardyono, Pujiantara, Margo, Mahindara, Vincentius Raki
Conference Name2020 International Seminar on Intelligent Technology and Its Applications (ISITIA)
KeywordsAdaptive modified firefly algorithm, Circuit faults, Collaboration, composability, Directional overcurrent relay, Dual setting protection scheme, electrical engineering, Generators, IP networks, ip protection, Linear programming, Optimization, Pickup current, policy-based governance, pubcrawl, Relays, resilience, Resiliency, Time dial setting
AbstractDirectional Overcurrent Relays (DOCRs) play an essential role in the power system protection to guarantee the reliability, speed of relay operation and avoiding mal-trip in the primary and backup relays when unintentional fault conditions occur in the system. Moreover, the dual setting protection scheme is more efficient protection schemes for offering fast response protection and providing flexibility in the coordination of relay. In this paper, the Adaptive Modified Firefly Algorithm (AMFA) is used to determine the optimal coordination of dual setting DOCRs in the ring distribution system. The AMFA is completed by choosing the minimum value of pickup current (\textbackslashtextbackslashpmbI\textbackslashtextbackslashpmbP) and time dial setting (TDS). On the other hand, dual setting DOCRs protection scheme also proposed for operating in both forward and reverse directions that consisted of individual time current characteristics (TCC) curve for each direction. The previous method is applied to the ring distribution system network of PT. Pupuk Sriwidjaja by considering the fault on each bus. The result illustration that the AMFA within dual setting protection scheme is significantly reaching the optimized coordination and the relay coordination is certain for all simulation scenarios with the minimum operation. The AMFA has been successfully implemented in MATLAB software programming.
DOI10.1109/ISITIA49792.2020.9163714
Citation Keychheng_coordination_2020