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Grounding the DC Microgrid
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DOI：10.1109/TIA.2019.2928278.png)
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A comprehensive knowledge of the available grounding strategies and their effects is essential for design, operation, and protection of the dc microgrid. This paper investigates and compares different dc microgrid grounding strategies that involve the choice of grounding configurations and grounding devices. The impacts of different grounding strategies on line-to-ground (LG) fault detection and protection, transient LG fault current magnitude, leakage current level, commonmode voltage, personnel/equipment safety, system reliability, service continuity, and insulation requirements are thoroughly investigated. LG fault response of a low-voltage dc microgrid with different grounding devices is studied by detailed simulation of a realistic study system modeled in the PSCAD software. The study results indicate that: 1) the ungrounded, bipolar solidly grounded, unipolar parallel resistance grounded, and bipolar resistance grounded dc microgrids enable LG fault ride through, due to the low fault current; 2) the unipolar solidly grounded, bipolar solidly grounded, diode-grounded, and thyristor-grounded dc microgrids experience significantly large transient discharge currents under LG faults; and 3) the unipolar solidly grounded, diode-grounded, thyristor-grounded, and unipolar low-resistance-grounded dc microgrids provide considerable steady-state LG fault current which necessitates fast detection and clearance of
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DC microgrid
dc system protection
ground faults
grounding strategies
overvoltages
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