Abstract:

Over the past 15 years, the demand for a modernized grid that can increase reliability and quality of power delivery, has necessitated a change in the standard recloser scheme. The standard scheme has changed from standalone reclosers to simple loop schemes (half loop and full loop) to complex loop schemes with multiple automated ties to several feeders, as well as schemes with special settings. This presentation will illustrate how the standard Distribution Automation Recloser Schemes have evolved over time as the technology, the equipment, have improved and the customer requirements have changed.

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Presenter Bio:

Marina Mondello is a senior engineer in Reliability Programs and has been with ComEd for 16 years.  She was previously in the Distribution Automation Group for which monitors and troubleshoots the Distribution Automation system at ComEd, along with developing settings for DA equipment.  Prior to the DA Group she was in the Distribution Testing and New Business Departments.  Marina received a BSEE from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in 2000.