The IEEE Standard C37.118.1 defines two performance classes, P and M, for phasor measurement units (PMUs), respectively for protection and monitoring oriented applications. The goal of this paper is to define an algorithm that allows the requirements of both classes to be met simultaneously, thus avoiding an a priori selection of either the fast response time of class P or the accuracy of the class M. The designed PMU consists of two digital channels that process in parallel the acquired samples with different algorithms: the first one allows accurate measurements of steady state signals, while the second one is better suited to follow the fast signal changes. Then, a detector identifies the possible presence of dynamic situations and selects the most appropriate output for the actual operating condition. The validation of the solution, performed by means of simulations in all the static and dynamic conditions defined in the standard, confirms that the method is able to comply with all the limits indicated for both classes for synchrophasor andfrequency measurement. As for the rate of change of frequency, again the compliance to P-class is fully verified, while for the M-class the only exception is represented by the tests with outof-band disturbances.
A Fast and Accurate PMU Algorithm for P+M Class Measurement of Synchrophasor and Frequency
CASTELLO, PAOLO;MUSCAS, CARLO;PEGORARO, PAOLO ATTILIO;
2014-01-01
Abstract
The IEEE Standard C37.118.1 defines two performance classes, P and M, for phasor measurement units (PMUs), respectively for protection and monitoring oriented applications. The goal of this paper is to define an algorithm that allows the requirements of both classes to be met simultaneously, thus avoiding an a priori selection of either the fast response time of class P or the accuracy of the class M. The designed PMU consists of two digital channels that process in parallel the acquired samples with different algorithms: the first one allows accurate measurements of steady state signals, while the second one is better suited to follow the fast signal changes. Then, a detector identifies the possible presence of dynamic situations and selects the most appropriate output for the actual operating condition. The validation of the solution, performed by means of simulations in all the static and dynamic conditions defined in the standard, confirms that the method is able to comply with all the limits indicated for both classes for synchrophasor andfrequency measurement. As for the rate of change of frequency, again the compliance to P-class is fully verified, while for the M-class the only exception is represented by the tests with outof-band disturbances.
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