Study on the Protective Effect of Isolated Operation Mode on Micro-Grid

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The protective effect of isolated operation Mode on Micro-grid was studied in this paper employing the method of contrast analysis. A model of Micro-grid system powered by wind and hydro was built using Matab/Simulink to simulate the two modes of isolation and connection under the circumstance of public power grid fault. Results show that the isolated operation mode of micro-grid is effective and necessary.

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