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The 2018 event took place on Monday 14th May, at KTH
It was the third in this annual Workshop series.
The first two events were organized at NTNU, within the ProSmart project.
Their programmes and presentations can be seen here:
2016 &
2017.
On Monday 13th of May 2019 the Workshop will take place at the
University of Vaasa
organized by the
Smart Electric Systems group.
The Workshop language is English. Industry and university participants from within and beyond the Nordic countries are welcome. University groups are introduced in overview, and technical presentations are made of specific projects (PhD, postdoc, some MSc) to showcase the projects and recent results. Presentations from industry may focus on a specific technical solution, a challenge in need of further work, or a more general overview of needs and development in the coming years.
The general aim is to exchange useful information, and to help form useful contacts.
The input from industry is helpful to university groups in getting insight into present
practical issues and useful research areas. University groups with shared or complementary
interests get in contact with each other, even between countries. Industry participants may
identify university projects of interest to them, or meet useful contacts from other companies.
MSc students who attend will see more about this subject area as a possible path in their
later MSc courses, job applications or further studies.
Presentations and photographs are linked from the respective parts of the programme.
09:00+ Registration and coffee
10:00. Welcome to the Workshop and KTH
10:05. Overview Presentations of University Research Groups
University of Vaasa, Smart Electric Systems
Kimmo Kauhaniemislides
NTNU
Hans Kristian HøidalenMTU (Michigan Technological University)
Jaya YellajosulaKTH, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Lars NordströmAalborg University, Department of Energy Technology
Claus Leth Bak
11:05. Masters thesis projects
Fast circuit breakers for railway traction systems
Judi Thangal (KTH)Protection in Utility Microgrids
Aryudha Duta Hartono (KTH)
11:30. Technical presentations from industry, Pt.1
Modern Power System Protection-Opportunities and Challenges
Jianping Wang (ABB Corporate Research, Sweden)Protection interests for the future
Andrew Kitimbo (Vattenfall)Information about the Cigré Symposium, Aalborg 2019.
Claus Leth Bak (Aalborg University)
12:15. Lunch (room at entrance level between Teknikringen 31-33)
13:15. Tour of department labs (Teknikringen 33)
1: IEC 61850-9-2 demo
2: Kundur system with simulated PMUs being received in Babelfish Engine
3: Student Project Demo (Island detection + Reconnection)Group photograph: see the photos here
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13:45. Technical presentations from industry, Pt.2
Coming challenges and transmission system development projects in Sweden
Erik Wejander (Svenska kraftnät)Challenges and Solutions for Numerical Sub-Synchronous Resonance Protection
Zoran Gajic (ABB Grid Automation, Sweden)IEC 61850 Standard and related IEC Committees as reference for relay protection applications
Andrea Bonetti (Megger, Sweden)Intersystem faults
Murari Saha (NTNU, Norway)Project: A Cyber secure maintenance & monitoring system for IEC 61850 substations
Romain Douib (FMTP Power, Sweden)
16:00. Coffee and group discussion
16:35. Technical presentations of university projects
ProSmart Project - An outlook on Laboratory developments for IEC61850 based communication and protection:
Part 1: Laboratory tests of new protection schemes using co-simulation platform
Konstantin Pandakov & Charles Adhra (NTNU)Part 2: SVs and GOOSE into wide area, algorithms and implementation
Maciej Grębla & Jaya Yellajosula (NTNU/MTU)Both parts:
Distributed signal processing units (DSPU) for centralized protection and control (CPC)
Fabian Hohn (KTH)HVDC protection IED
Ilka Jahn (KTH)Conventional and Lightweight IEDs Testing based Real-Time Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Simulation Approaches,
and Light-Weight IEC 61850 GOOSE Based Loss of Mains Protection for Smart Grid.
Mike Mekkanen (University of Vaasa)Bayesian islanding detection using voltage angles
Tin Rabuzin (KTH) (slides to come later, after a publication)Overview of Swedish resonant-earthed systems and earth-fault location methods
Zakaria Habib (KTH)
<18:20. Closing words
18:30. Start of Dinner in the Reactor Hall R1 (buffet, with flexible end-time)
Several people asked: the food was from Fågelängens Catering, within the KTH main campus.
The registration and sessions will be held in room U41, at Brinellvägen 28A.
Lunch will be at a nearby restaurant.
The dinner will be four minutes walk away, in historic hall R1 whose entrance is at Drottning Kristinas väg 51.
A nearby hotel is Elite Hotel Arcadia, Körsbärsvägen 1, around 6 minutes walk from room U41.
The map below shows these addresses and the underground station.
It links to a larger version.
More detail about the campus can be found in the KTH
Main Campus maps page.
From Arlanda airport the direct train "Arlanda Express" takes 20 minutes to Stockholm's central station, every 10 or 15 minutes; alternatively the airport bus Flygbussarna is similarly frequent and takes 45 minutes.
From Bromma airport the same bus company operates to Stockholm central, with a 20 minute journey time.
From the central station, it takes 6 minutes on the underground from 'T-centralen' to the Tekniska högskolan station: see times and map. Alternatively this is a 15 to 20 minute walk.
Taxis are available at the airports: more can be seen under Transportation and Parking on the airport websites (above). They accept card payments. KTH is within the zone for which the maximum price of 625 SEK from Arlanda is valid. The time from Arlanda is around 40 minutes, depending on traffic.
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