Narong Tantichayakorn's scientific contributions
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Publications (4)
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) operates the distribution networks up to 115 kV of all geographical regions in Thailand, except the metropolitan area (Bangkok Nonthaburi and Samut Prakarn). PEA is working together with Chiang Mai University (CMU) on a research study on the topic of "Wide Area Protection and Coordination for the Electrica...
This paper presents research on adaptive overcurrent protection by considering critical clearing time (CCT) for a microgrid system (MGS). The studied case is located in Mae-Sariang district, Chiang Mai province which is a remote area. It is composed of many kinds of user loads, an energy storage system and distributed generations (DGs). When faults...
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... In this research, the authors used and compared the optimization methods of the equilibrium optimizer (EQ), the black-holebased optimization (BHB), and the bat optimization (BAT). A nearby town in Thailand with a peak demand of roughly 76 kW was the subject of paper [35], which offered an overall system and topology MG design. Without the need for human intervention, the system could run and be maintained. ...
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... Barridos de fallas [9], [10], [11] Evaluación de ajustes relés mediante la ejecución de barridos de fallas en la red. ...
... One of the popular methods is to use directional overcurrent relays and adapt their settings according to the microgrid state or topology (Mahat et al., 2011;Laaksonen, Ishchenko and Oudalov, 2014;Coffele, Booth and Dyśko, 2015;Tummasit, Premrudeepreechacharn and Tantichayakorn, 2016). This continuous adaptation is implemented through local measurements or a central unit. ...
