IEEE Power and Energy Society

Chicago Chapter 2018-2019

Introduction to Transmission Line Time Domain Protection

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

 

Ryan McDaniel

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

About the Topic

Time domain protection is providing major improvements in tripping speed due to less filtering required by the algorithms used. This presentation will compare the performance of time domain distance elements (TD21) and time domain directional elements (TD32) versus phasor based 21 and 32 protection. It will also show how the simplicity and speed of traveling wave differential protection (TW87) is leading to trip times under 2 ms. Traveling wave fault location is giving fault location results within 30m of the actual fault location.

About the Speaker

Ryan McDaniel earned his BS in computer engineering from Ohio Northern University in 2002. In 1999, Ryan was hired by American Electric Power (AEP) as a relay technician, where he commissioned protective systems. In 2002, Ryan began working in the Station Projects Engineering group as a protection and control engineer. His responsibilities in this position included protection and control design for substation, distribution, and transmission equipment as well as coordination studies for the AEP system. In 2005, Ryan joined Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. and is currently a senior field application engineer. His responsibilities include providing application support and technical training for protective relay users. Ryan is a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Illinois and a member of IEEE.

Location       Time  
       
Sargent & Lundy, 24th floor Conference Room   11:30 AM   Social
55 East Monroe St   11:45 AM   Lunch (optional)
(Enter from Monroe or Adams, near Wabash)   12:00 PM   Presentation
Chicago, IL 60603   1:00 PM   Adjourn
312-269-2000      

Reservations

Please make your reservation by noon on Monday 11 Feb 2019 via the Online Reservation Form.

Directions to Luncheon Location

You can reach the 24th floor of 55 East Monroe Street from the South (Adams Street entrance) elevator bank only.

Please bring your lunch with you. If you would like to purchase lunch, then the Under 55 dining room, in the basement on the North end of the building, is recommended.

Take the elevator to 24 and sign in with the Sargent & Lundy Receptionist. Please note that food is only permitted in the Hospitality Area outside the Conference Room. Food is not permitted in the Conference Room.

As you sign in, you may request a Discount Parking coupon. When you depart, you must pay for parking at the Automated Pay Station in the Parking Garage elevator lobby on the floor where you parked. First insert the parking ticket, then insert the discount coupon, then make payment. If you pay at the Garage Exit, then the discount is NOT available. With the discount, parking is $18, without $40.

Continuing Education

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