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26ObjectivesThe FPG Lab already enables clients to realistically testn Whether their distributed generation equipment will interfere with grid performancen (Distributed generation) equipment under severe future grid conditions to ensureefficiency and proper functionalityn Whether the grid will operate reliably and stably under extreme circumstances (highpenetration of certified DGs)n The ability of filters and conditioners to compensate for inconsistencies and protect loadsn Possible abnormal equipment responses to simulated grid events.Benefitsn Ensures the effectiveness of new controls and operating guidelines prior to full-scaledeployment, avoiding lost man-hours and negative returns on capital expenditure, thuspreventing losses that could potentially increase to thousands of eurosn Drastically shortens DG integration time and facilitates market introduction by testing forcompliance with standards such as EN50438, EN50160, IEEE 1547, BDEW (FGW TR3),IEC 61683 and IEC 62116n Reduces field-testing time dramatically when integrating any type of new controln Prevents field installation surprises, preventing unplanned outages, lost productionincome, lost man-hours and negative publicityn Provides insight into the impact of high (certified) DG penetration levels on the grid andallows stability to be verifiedn Ensures compliance of filters and conditioners with site specificationsn Enables observation of equipment behavior under abnormal grid conditions KEMA usesthis facility to research and develop innovative solutions for future grid applications, suchas smart grids.Project coordinatorn KEMA, the NetherlandsProject partnersn Energieonderzoek Centrum Nederland, the Netherlandsn Delft University of Technology, the Netherlandsn Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands
27Intelligent distribution stationDeveloping and testing a smart substationIncreased penetration by dispersed generating units and developments in power demandmay be expected to steadily increase the degree of fluctuation exhibited by the power flowsin low-voltage and medium-voltage distribution grids.ProjectThe aim of this project is to design an intelligent 400 kVA, MV/LV distribution station (intDS)that will allow power flow fluctuations to be managed while maintaining power quality,reliability and security of supply. A full-scale prototype was assembled and extensively testedat the Flex Power <strong>Grid</strong> Lab (FPG Lab). It was then installed in a live test grid as a pilot.ObjectivesThe objective of the project was to design and build a proof-of-principle intelligentdistribution station. The goal of creating such a station is to enable a subordinate low voltage
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