Help regarding hybrid power systems

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The discussion revolves around the topic of "Protection schemes for hybrid power systems" for an assignment and seminar preparation. There is a request for clarification on whether the topic pertains to electrical protection or physical protection. Participants express surprise at the lack of prior knowledge on the subject, suggesting that the individual should conduct preliminary research to better understand the topic. Resources and guidance on hybrid power systems and their protection schemes are sought to aid in the seminar preparation.
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I have been given a topic called 'Protection schemes for hybrid power systems' as an assignment and i have to prepare for a seminar on it. Can anyone help me with what the topic means as in is it electrical protection or physical protection and so on? Can you also please give any info regarding the resources on this topic? Thank you.
 
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Welcome to PF;
Where have you looked to find out what it means?

It seems odd that you'd be given a seminar topic that you have absolutely no idea about.
 
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