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The demand of the electricity is growing day by day due to the depletion of fossil fuels.  The load demand   is increasing exponentially in the power system.  This enhanced demand   of  electricity  can   be full filled   with   the help of Distributed Generation technology.  In order to investigate the benefits of  of  DGs, few technical problems need to address. Among the technical problems, the Islanding Condition is one of the major issues.  Islanding is a condition that is cause by Isolation or shutdown of the main Grid from  the remainder of the distribution network connected with the DGs and yet supplied by the distributed generators. The detection of islanding condition is extremely important  for reliable operation of distribution network. For this purpose, several islanding detection methods have been suggested. Among them, hybrid islanding detection techniques are preferred due to their minimum effects on the power  system.  However, hybrid islanding detection techniques also suffer from few limitations. They still degrade the power  quality, depend upon the threshold setting, and also take comparatively large time to detect the   islanding phenomenon.   Thus, fast detection, threshold   setting limitation and power  quality  degradation issues are still not solved by hybrid islanding detection techniques.   To address these issues, this research   proposes   radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) based islanding detection technique using rate of change of reactive power.

This work   uses   radial   basis   function   neural   networks classifier   to distinguish between islanding and non-islanding event.  The appropriate database of several islanding and non-islanding events is generated by performing the offline simulations   on   distribution   system in PSCAT/EMTDC       software   v4.2. 1 .   Th i database is used for training and  testing the RBFNN in MATLAB version  R2013a software.  The   simulation   results   have   shown   that   proposed   islanding   detection technique can detect islanding and non-islanding events accurately with in one cycle without degrading the power  quality of the system and is independent of there hold setting making it suitable for real time implementation.





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