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Adaptive protection is an efficient way to tackle the changing topologies in distribution grids caused by the penetration of renewable energy sources. Effective operation of an adaptive protection scheme requires a fast and reliable communication network. However, inherent time delays can adversely impact the effectiveness of Adaptive Protection Schemes (APSs). This manuscript classifies delays into two types and proposes a method or each type to overcome the effects caused by the corresponding type of delay with an improved APS algorithm. The algorithm uses a combination of centralized and decentralized signaling to counter different types of delays. The improved algorithm is tested on a Canadian 9 bus urban benchmark distribution network. MATLAB Simulink environment is used to simulate the 9 bus benchmark distribution network. The results obtained are demonstrated with the improved scheme on stated test system.

Improved adaptive micro-grid over current protection scheme considering false tripping