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    Artificial IntelligenceApplications to

    Power System Protection

    ByHossam Eldin Abdallah Talaat

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    System fault Diagn.Rotating Machines

    Scope of the Study

    Transmission Line

    1. Fault Classification

    5. AC/DC Transmission

    2. Direction Discriminat

    3. Distance Relaying

    4. Series Compensated l. 12. Distribution Protect.

    13. Out of Step Protect.

    14. Relay Setting& Coor

    10. Alarm Processing

    11. Faulted Section Est.

    AI Applications to Digital Protection

    DirectionDiscrimination

    AC/DCTransmission

    Systems

    Fault

    Classification

    DistanceRelaying

    Series

    CompensatedLine

    6. Winding Protection

    7. Incipient Fault Detect

    Transformer

    8. Differential Relaying

    9. Fault Diagnosis

    DifferentialRelaying

    TransformerFault Diagnosis

    Winding

    Protection

    Incipient FaultDetection

    Out-of-Step

    Protection

    Faulted SectionEstimation

    Relay Setting&Coordination

    DistributionSystem

    Protection

    Alarm

    Processing

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    Reliability

    Max servicecontinuity with min

    system disconnection

    Speed

    Min fault time &equipment damage

    Dependability

    Ability to performcorrectly when

    needed

    Security

    Ability to avoidunnecessary

    operation

    Objectives of Power

    System Protection

    Reliability

    DependabilitySecurity

    Simplicity Economy

    SpeedSelectivity

    Selectivity

    Max servicecontinuity with min

    system disconnection

    Simplicity

    Min equipment andcircuitry

    Economy

    Max performance atmin cost

    Functional Requirements of Power System Protection

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    Performance

    1900 years 1960 1975 2000

    Electromechanical Relays

    Microprocessor-Based Relays

    (Digital )

    StaticRelays

    ElectronicCircuits

    Digital ICs( P,DSP,ADC,)

    Digital Proc.Algorithms Digital ICs

    ( P,DSP,ADC,neuro-IC

    fuzzy-IC)

    AI-basedMethods

    Communication Facility

    AI-Based Relays

    (Intelligent

    )

    Development in Power System Relaying

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    Characteristics of Digital Relaying

    Self-diagnosis : improving reliability.Programmability : multi-function, multi-

    characteristic, complex algorithms.Communication capabili ty : enablingintegration of protection & control.

    L ow cost : expecting lower prices.Concept : no significant change (smartcopy of conventional relays).

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    XX---Relay setting& coordination---XX

    HIF detection

    ---XXTransformer fault diagnosis--XXXTransformer differ. relaying-X-XXMachine Winding Relaying

    XXXXXDistance Relaying-XXXXTL fault classification

    selectivity Speed Security Dependability Protection Area

    Shortcomings of Conventional Protection Systems

    Key: - no problem, X some problems, XX big problems

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    Motivation for AI-Based Protection

    Enabling the introduction of new relayingconcepts capable to design smarter, faster,

    and more reliable digital relays.Examples of new concepts: integratedprotection schemes, adaptive protection &

    predictive protection.

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    Artificial Intelligence(AI) Techniques

    Expert System(ES)

    Fuzzy Logic(FL)

    ApproximateReasoning

    ArtificialNeural

    Network(ANN)

    Symbolic KnowledgeRepresentation

    ComputationalKnowledge

    Representation

    ExactReasoning

    Classification of AI Techniques

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    Characteristics of Artificial

    Neural Networks (ANN)

    o Network designusing trial & error (no.of layers, no. ofneurons in hiddenlayer, learning rate,etc.o Generation of largetraining set.

    Powerful pattern classification. Optimization capabilities. Fast response. Fault tolerant (noise). Excellent generalization. Trend prediction. Good reliability.

    DrawbacksAdvantages

    MLP (Back-propagation): Classifiaction and NonlinearMapping

    Kohonen (Self-organizing Map): Feature Extraction

    Hopfield (Recurrent): Optimization

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    Samples of 3-ph

    Voltages & CurrentsFiltered SamplesSimulation

    Environment

    EMTP

    Fault type,

    location &duration

    System model,parameters &

    operatingconditions

    PatternClassifier

    Performance Evaluation

    Anti-aliasing

    & otherFilters

    FeatureExtraction

    Training Set

    Testing Set

    Classifier output

    (training)

    Pattern

    Classifier

    Training target

    Classifierparameters

    Training error

    Testing target

    Testing error

    Classifier output

    (testing)

    Steps of Designing an AI-Based Protective Scheme

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    Modules of Intelligent Transmission Line Relaying

    FaultDetection

    Trip Signal

    DataProcessing

    Transmission LineFault Identification

    Direction

    Discrimination

    Fault

    Location

    ArcingDetection

    Faulted Phase

    selection

    Fault TypeClassification

    Decision Making

    FeaturesV

    I

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    Application 1

    Transmission Line Fault Classification

    Conventional schemes: cannot adapt tochanging operating condtions, affected by

    noise& depend on DSP methods (at least 1-cycle).Single-pole tripping/autorecloser SPAR

    requires the knowledge of faulted phase (ondetecting SLG Single-pole tripping isinitiated, on detecting arcing fault recloser is

    initiated).

    Motivation

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    ANN4

    20-15-10-1

    ANN130-20-15-11 Control Logic

    Arcingfaultphase-T

    1/4 cycleeach(5 samples)

    VR ,V S,V T

    IR ,I S,I T

    ANN320-15-10-1

    Decision

    K NOWL

    EDGE

    BASE

    Onecycleeach(20

    samples)

    VS

    VT

    VR

    Arcingfaultphase-S

    Arcingfaultphase-R

    ANN220-15-10-1

    Enabling Signals

    Fault Type

    RST

    RG

    Transmission Line Relaying Scheme

    45000training

    patterns

    5-7 ms

    25 ms

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    Other AI Applications

    Fuzzy & fuzzy-neuro classifiers used for fault typeclassification (1-cycle).

    Pre-processing: 1- Changes in V&I,2- FFT to obtain fundamental V&I,3- Energy contained in 6 high freq. bands obtainedfrom FFT of 3-ph voltage.

    Measures from two line ends.Implementation of a prototype for ANN-basedadaptive SPAR relay using transputer system

    (T800).

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    Application 2:

    Distance Relaying

    Motivation

    Changing the fault condition, particularly inthe presence of DC offset in currentwaveform, as well as network changes leadto problems of underreach or overreach.Conventional schemes suffer from theirslow response.

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    AI Applications in Distance Relaying

    Using ANN schemes with samples of V&Imeasured locally, while training ANN withfaults inside and outside the protection zone.

    Same approach but after pre-processing to getfundamental of V&I through half cycle DFTfilter.

    Combining conventional with AI: using ANNto estimate line impedance based on V&Isamples so as to improve the speed ofdifferential equation based algorithm.

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    AI Applications in Distance Relaying

    Pattern Recognition is used to establish theoperating characteristics of zone-I. Theimpedance plane is partitioned into 2 parts:normal and fault. Pre-classified records areused for training.Application of adaptive distance relay usingANN,where the tripping impedance isadapted under varying operating conditions.Local measurements of V&I are used toestimate the power system condition.

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    Application 3:

    Machine Winding Protection

    MotivationIf the generator is grounded byhigh impedance, detection ofground faults is not easy (faultcurrent < relay setting).

    Conventional algorithms sufferfrom poor reliability and low speed(1-cycle).

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    DFT Filtering

    In5 In6In3 In4In1 In2

    Ia2 I b2Ib1I a1

    R a

    I c1 I c2

    A

    C

    B

    L-LANN2

    L-L-LANN3

    L-GANN1

    OutputOutputOutput

    Iad(n) = I a1(n)- I a2(n)Iaa(n) = ( I a2(n) + I a1(n) )/2

    ANN-Based Generator Winding Fault Detection

    Current Manipulator

    Icd(n) Ica(n)I bd(n) I ba(n)Iad(n) Iaa(n)

    Sampling

    I b2 (n) Ic2(n)Ic1(n) I a2(n)Ia1(n) I b1(n)

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    Hardware Implementation

    Fuzzy Processors:Siemens SAE81C99: 256/128 I/O, 16384rules, 10 M fuzzy logic instruction per sec.

    Siemens SAE81C991: 4096/1024 I/O,131072 rules, 10 M FL instruction per sec.

    Neuro-Processors:

    Analog or Digital implementation but notyet commercialized.Example: 1000 neuron, 1M synapses,

    1.37M connection per sec.

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    Hardware Implementation

    Advanced Communication Systems:Synchronized sampling can be obtained at0.2-0.5ms using Global Positioning

    Systems (GPS) satellite.

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    CONCLUSIONS

    Expert Systems of system fault diagnosis andrelay coordination has been practicallyImplemented.

    Some prototypes of ANN-based relays have been implemented and tested using laboratorysetups.

    Major problem facing the practical applicationof AI-based relays is the generation of training

    patterns from comprehensive computer

    simulation.

    Application7:

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    Setting and coordination of relays incomplex power networks requires computer

    aids especially for meshed networks.The problem is non-algorithmic, i.e.,application of expert system ES is needed.

    Application 7:

    Relays Setting & CoordinationMotivation

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    Formation of

    Primary/ BackupPairs Rules

    Loop

    EnumerationRules

    Break

    PointsRules

    RelativeSequence Vector

    Rules

    Set ofSequential Pairs

    Rules

    Setting andCoordination

    Rules

    Facts

    Control Rules

    InferenceEngine

    Agenda

    1314

    1817

    2211

    20

    21

    19

    12

    16

    15

    2423

    1

    43

    52

    Expert System for Setting& Coordination of Distance Relays

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    loop 1 23 22loop 2 24 11

    loop 3 11 21 18 16 14loop 4 23 21 18 16 14..loop 11 19 11 21loop 12 19 23 21

    break-points 23 11 17 12break-points 23 11 15 12break-points 23 11 13 12chosen-B.P. 23 11 17 12

    RSV 23 11 17 12 15 13 24 22 14 16 21

    SSP 23 21 23 22SSP 11 24 11 21.SSP 21 23 21 11 21 13 21 16

    Rule 3: Primary/Backup PairsIf Relay (R1) is located on line (L1) at bus (B1),

    AND Line (L1) is connected between bus (B1) & bus (B2),AND Relay (R2) is located on line (L2) at bus (B2);AND Line (L2) is not line (L1),

    THEN Relay (R1) acts as a buckup to relay (R2)

    Rule 9: Zone-2 OverlapIf Relay (R1) is a buckup to relay (R2),

    AND Zone-2 setting for relay (R1) is (X12),AND Zone-1 setting for relay (R2) is (X21),AND Relay (R1) is located on line (L1)AND Line (L1) has a reactance equal (Xp),AND (X12-Xp) > (X21),AND Time delays of zone-2 of (R1) and zone-2 of (R2) are equal;

    THEN Increase time delay of zone-2 for relay (R1) by one grading timeunit (0.2 s)

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    Structure of Rule-Based Expert System

    KnowledgeAcquisition

    Facility

    ExplanationFacility

    User Interface

    KnowledgeBase

    (Rules)Inference Engine

    DataBase

    (facts)

    Definition: Expert Systemis a computer programthat uses knowledge andinference procedures tosolve problems that are

    ordinarily solved throughhuman expertise

    Cl ifi i f ANN M d l

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    ANN Models

    Feedback

    Constructed Trained Nonlinear

    AdaptiveResonance

    Hopfield(recurrent)

    Linear

    Kohonen

    (Self-Organizing

    Map)

    Unsupervised Supervised

    MLP

    (Back-Propagation

    FeedForward

    Classification of ANN Models

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    Fuzzy If-Then Rules

    If X1 is BIG and X2 is SMALLThen Y is ON,

    If X1 is BIG and X2 is BIGThen Y is OFF.

    ..

    DefuzzificationFuzzyInference

    Inference methods:Max-Min composition,Max-Average comp., ..

    Fuzzification

    Membershipfunctions

    Inputvariables

    Defuzzificationmethods:

    Center of areaCenter of sums

    Mean of Maxima,..

    OutputDecision

    X1 is 20% BIG&

    80% MEDIUM

    Main Components of Fuzzy Logic Reasoning

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    MEASUR

    I NG

    U NIT

    V

    VV

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    R12

    R55

    R54

    R53

    R52

    R51

    R15

    R14

    R13

    R11

    R24 R44R34

    R25 R35 R45

    R23 R43R33

    R22 R32 R42

    R41R31R21

    A1 A2 A3 A4 A5

    A1

    A2

    A3

    A4

    A5

    c- Fuzzy Rule-based Classification

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