The need to standardise the operation of frequency-based automation - paper presented at the XXIV SPIE Energotest Conference

The topic of standardisation of frequency measurement methods in power systems is gaining increasing importance and is an important area of development work. A paper presented at the XXIV SPIE Energotest Conference highlights the need to develop a trade-off between estimation accuracy, response speed and noise immunity in algorithms used in SEEs.

Authors:

• Mariusz Talaga - SPIE Energotest
• Mariusz Talaga - SPIE Energotest.id="e56c3adb4d4e99b56be4b079ecafdb542">Adrian Halinka - Silesian University of Technology

The paper also outlines the limitations of current network codes and identifies the need for:

• further defining the requirements for protection automation devices (EAZ),
• disaggregate technical parameters for frequency functions,
• implement consistent test and examination methods.

We encourage you to read the paper in detail!

The need to unify the operation of frequency-based automation