Mousa Hamrahi - Semirom Islamic Azad University Isfahan,Iran
Milad Kaviani - Islamic Azad University of Science and Research of Fars
Mohamad Reza Ansari - Shahreza Higher Education InstituteIsfahan,Iran

Fault currants are basically variable due to presence of the distributed production sources in all microgrids. Besides, the connected and islanded statuses will result in two different series of the fault currents. Thus, traditional control and protection plans must be improved. In the present paper, a new control and protection system has been presented which uses an extensive communication to monitor the microgride and update relay fault currents according to system variations. This system has been designed to response to inter-system dynamic variations such as connection/disconnection of the distributed production sources to distribution network. A case study of a model microgride has been presented that will show the applicability of the proposed control plan based on these models.

component; smart microgride, central control, distributed production