R&D NESTER PRESENTS ‘CO-SIMULATION FOR THE EVALUATION OF IEC 61850 BASED PROTECTION SCHEMES’ AT POWER SYSTEMS COMPUTATION CONFERENCE 2018
The 20th session of the PSCC2018 - Power Systems Computation Conference was held in Dublin, last June.
The Power Systems Computation Conference (PSCC) has become one of the most outstanding events in the area. With a change of pace from meeting every 3 years to every 2, PSCC provides a truly international forum for the regular exchange of knowledge and experience on the latest developments in this area.
PSCC addresses theoretical developments and computational aspects with respect to power system applications from micro-grids to mega-grids. There is an emphasis on modelling and simulation for understanding a system of components, plant or actors, the interactions between them and their collective behavior, and methods to inform decision-making in power systems. Contributions might comment on the analytical techniques, modelling challenges and complex software engineering issues, or what the analyses say in respect of today's and the future's power system challenges. Thus, papers from utility and manufacturing industry engineers are just as welcome as those from academic researchers.
Researcher André Santos represented R&D Nester presenting ‘Co-Simulation for the Evaluation of IEC 61850 based Protection Schemes', in the scope of "Smart Substation Testing and Implementation" project undertaken by R&D Nester.
The work is expected to contribute greatly to capture the benefits of the digitalization of the power systems, namely by developing more efficient network solutions than the network operators can benefit from.
More information at: http://www.pscc2018.net/