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Congrès International des Réseaux Electriques de Distribution
International Conference on Electricity Distribution

CIRED Committee of Serbia
Srpski nacionalni komitet CIRED SRBIJA
Elektrovojvodina, Bulevar oslobođenja 100
21000 NOVI SAD, Srbija
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20th anniversary
CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia
CIRED-SERBIA
- Monograph -
Belgrade, 2017.
Editor:
CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia
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Tel: +381(0)21 4821062
e-mail: cired.serbia@ev.rs, cired.serbia@eps.rs, web: www.ciredserbia.org.rs
Editor in chief:
Assistant Professor Zoran SIMENDIĆ, PhD
Authors:
Assistant Professor Zoran SIMENDIĆ, PhD,
Prof. Nenad KATIĆ, PhD,
Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD,
Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, PhD,
Dragoslav PERIĆ, PhD,
Prof. Dragan TASIĆ, PhD,
Prof. Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD,
Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD,
Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc.,
Assistant Professor Željko POPOVIĆ, PhD,
Prof. Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, PhD
Branka BJELICA
Recessors:
Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, PhD
Desimir BOGIĆEVIĆ
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2017.
THE MAN WHO MADE ELECTRICITY ACCESSIBLE
IN EVERY POINT ON EARTH
“Everything is electricity. First it is light, the interminable source from which matter is
released distributing it in all forms which represent space and Earth in all forms of life.
Black is the real expression of light; that we do not see it as such is a sign of singular
mercy towards man and other living beings. One of its particles possesses light, thermal,
nuclear, radiation, chemical, mechanical and energy which is for the time being unknown
energy. It has the power which can move the Earth from its orbit. It is the true Trammel
of Archimedes“.
Nikola Tesla
20 YEARS OF WORK CIRED LIAISON COMMITTEE OF SERBIA CIRED-SERBIA 3

CIRED - Međunarodna konferencija o distribuciji CIRED - International Conference on Electricity
električne energije - je vodeći međunarodni forum na Distribution – is the leading forum where the interna-
kome se sastaju distributeri električne energije. CIRED tional electricity distribution community meets. CIRED
radi u cilju povećanja poslovnih rezultata, znanja i vešti- works for the purpose of increasing the business re-
na onih koji učestvuju u aktivnostima CIREDa. CIRED or- levant competencies, skills and knowledge of those par-
ganizuje dvogodišnju konferenciju i izložbu gde je pred- ticipating in CIRED’s activities. CIRED offers a biennial
stavljen razvoj i najbolja praksa u tehnologiji i upravl- conference and exhibition where developments and best
janju tehnikom distribucije električne energije. Između practices in technology and management of the techni-
konferencija CIRED-a mogu se organizovati posebne cal side of electricity distribution are presented. Between
radne grupe o aktuelnim temama ključnog značaja za conferences CIRED may organise specific Working Gro-
distribuciju električne energije. ups on current subjects of key interest to the electricity
distribution community
Informacije dostupne na Information available at

www.cired.net www.cired.net
Srpski nacionalni komitet CIRED CIRED Committee of Serbia
Nacionalni komitet CIRED, u okviru tadašnje CIRED within the former Federal Republic of Yu-
Savezne Republike Jugoslavije, je počeo sa radom 8. goslavia began to work on 8th October 1987 named
oktobra 1997. godine pod nazivom JUKO-CIRED, a od JUKO CIRED. Since 2007, after the separation of Serbia
2007. godine, nakon razdruživanja Srbije i Crne Gore, and Montenegro, continued to work under the name od
radi pod nazivom Srpski nacionalni komitet CIRED. Serbian National Committee CIRED. According to the
Na osnovu statuta udruženja, rad se odvijao u okviru Statute of the association, work was carried out within
nadležnosti organa upravljanja: Skupština, Izvršni od- the competence of management bodies: the Assembly,
bor i Nadzorni odbor. the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board.
Srpski nacionalni komitet CIRED je profesional- Serbian National Committee CIRED is a prossional
na i stručna organizacija, posvećena razmeni znanja i organization dedicated to exchange of knowledge and
iskustva u oblasti distribucije električne energije. Oku- experience in the field of electricity distribution. Gathers
plja istaknute stručnjake iz elektrodistributivnih orga- prominent experts from the power distribution organza-
nizacija, elektrotehničkih fakulteta i instituta, projekt- tion, Faculties of Electrical Engineering and institutes,
nih, izvođačkih i proizvodnih organizacija sa teritorije design, implementation and production organizations
Srbije i regiona from Serbia and region.
Informacije dostupne na: Information available at:

www.ciredserbia.org.rs www.ciredserbia.org.rs
4 20 YEARS OF WORK CIRED LIAISON COMMITTEE OF SERBIA CIRED-SERBIA

CONTENT
CONTENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
REVIEWERS OF THE MONOGRAPH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
THE EDITOR’S COMMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
COMMENTS BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
HOW IT ALL STARTED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
PRESIDENT OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT PROF. NENAD KATIĆ, PHD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CHANGES IN THE COURSE OF WORK SPEECH OF THE SECOND PRESIDENT
DRAGOSLAV JOVANOVIĆ, PHD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
LOOKING AHEAD, SPEECH BY THE CURRENT PRESIDENT, ASS. PROF. ZORAN SIMENDIĆ, PHD . . . . . 12
SESSION 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
SESSION 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
SESSION 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
SESSION 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
SESSION 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
SESSION 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
1st CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
2nd CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
3rd CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
4th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
5th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
6th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
7th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
8th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
9th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
10th CONFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
COLLOQUIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
DEVELOPMENT OF CONFERENCE THROUGH YEARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
ASSEMBLY, EXECUTIVE AND SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
RECOGNITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
THE MOST PROMINENT PAPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
REVIEWERS OF PAPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
LIST OF AUTHORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
LIST OF COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

REVIEWERS OF THE MONOGRAPH
T
he manuscript gives a varied and comprehensive general review and important details on the
work and events connected to the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia during the period of
twenty years from its beginnings.
The Chairmen of the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia have basically described, from the aspect
of the general social events, the activities and role of CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia. All chairmen
of Sessions have concisely presented the focus of interest in the processed preferential subjects from
all of the ten conferences for each Session. In addition to the above, the manuscript includes a set of
photographs and data fully presenting the twenty years of work performed by CIRED Liaison Committee
of Serbia.
It gives me special pleasure to suggest that the manuscript, which was the subject of review, should
be published as a MONOGRAPH on twenty years of work of CIRED Serbia.
Belgrade,
May 21, 2017 Miladin Tanasković, PhD, B.S.E.E.
T
his year, CIRED Serbia is celebrating its twentieth anniversary. In the past period CIRED Serbia
has undoubtedly considerably contributed to the development of the electricity distribution
in Serbia and in the whole region. In the papers presented at the conferences of CIRED Serbia
and at round tables and pre-seminars, important current issues and dilemmas have been initiated and
proposals given for dealing with them in terms of planning and developing the electricity distribution
business activity, quality of electricity supply to customers, and improvements and modernisation of the
electricity distribution equipment. Faculties, institutes and equipment manufacturers have shown great
interest in this area through their active involvement and have given their substantial contribution.
Releasing this monograph on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of CIRED Serbia is very
important in order to give an integral overview of its past activities and path of development.
Kraljevo,
May 26, 2017 Desimir Bogićević, B.S.E.E.

THE EDITOR’S COMMENT
B
y this monograph we wish to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of CIRED Liaison Committee
of Serbia (CIRED Serbia) and cherish the memory of generations of electrical engineers who
have, through their efforts and ideas, made it possible for electricity supply in Serbia to keep
pace with the world’s achievements.
Nikola Tesla, whose thoughts were quoted at the beginning of this monograph, is a symbol and
inspiration of the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia. CIRED Serbia looks upon the image and works of
Nikola Tesla as a beacon which inspires young engineers to continuously learn, follow the state of the
art trends in science and give their own contribution to their profession. The purpose of the monograph
is to summarise the results of the Association’s multi-annual work and highlight the eagerness of many
enthusiasts who have, through their involvement and work in the CIRED Serbia bodies, encouraged
engineers to do research, write papers and present them at conferences. Twenty years of the Association’s
work reflect the development of a successful organisation from its beginnings. The core activity of
CIRED Serbia was conducted at the conferences. Papers presented at the conferences instigated many
discussions and the participants left these gatherings richer by new findings and ideas. At all the past
conferences, 1316 papers altogether were issued, and each of them contributed to the promotion of
electricity distribution. In addition thereto, at the conference were held 17 round tables, 6 pre-seminars,
2 forums and 1 special session on the current topics. A total of 172 companies have supported all the
conferences in recognising the importance of gathering engineers, for which they deserve great gratitude
from the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia.
The monograph has been compiled by a team of authors who should take the merit for their
generous efforts in initiating and preserving CIRED Serbia. It shows how the profession developed in
years, how the topics changed, how new technologies were introduced, what kind of issues turned up
and how they were resolved. On this occasion, I extend my gratitude to all our colleagues who have taken
part in compiling the following text. This publication will certainly be of interest not only the Association
members, but also to the authors and participants at conferences, as well as to the followers of the
development of professional organisations.
Assistant Professor Zoran Simendić, PhD, B.S.E.E.
Note: The degrees and titles included in the Monograph are based on the status
of the persons as of January 1, 2017

COMMENTS BY DIRECTOR OF ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA
E
lectricity was for the first time produced in Serbia in 1884, in order to illuminate the cartridge
case within the section of the Military Industrial Engineering Institution of Kragujevac. In 1893,
the first public power plant in Serbia was put into operation, which was the thermal power
plant at Dorćol in Belgrade. Most of the merits should go to professor of physics, Djordje Stanojević. The
first hydro power plant for generating three-phase alternating current on the Djetinja River was put into
operation on 2nd August 1900, only four years after the first power plant on the Niagara Falls, which
was designed by Nikola Tesla. This aspiration to be among the first to apply new scientific and technical
achievements has always been present. The Electric Power Industry of Serbia has made great progress in
the area of electricity production, renewable energy sources, environmental protection and other areas
within its field of application. All such innovations have opened issues, first of all in the area of electricity
distribution, where science and the state of the art technologies have made the greatest achievements.
For that reason, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia has been actively involved in establishing,
organising and implementing the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia. Such cooperation was carried
out by delegating the most distinguished engineers of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia, especially
its electricity distribution companies, to all bodies of CIRED Serbia, the Assembly, Executive Board and
Supervisory Board. By recognising the importance of this professional association’s activity, we have
helped in making it possible to hold all conferences organised by CIRED Serbia, not only in terms of
funding, but also by encouraging our engineers to write papers, and take part in the conferences.
All investments of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia in the activities of the CIRED Liaison
Committee of Serbia have proved to be worthwhile in many ways. EPS’s engineers have been
encouraged to continuously promote this business activity in all areas of electricity distribution, to
modernise the equipment, propose implementation of the latest technologies and informatics in the
field of company rationalisation and economic progress. In the area of electricity distribution planning,
long-term development plans were presented and discussed at the past conferences, covering almost
all distribution areas. In addition thereto, methods for electricity distribution calculations are largely
applied in the scope of different programme packages within EPS. More than 1, 000 papers have
been published so far at CIRED Serbia conferences, a great number of round tables and colloquia took
place proposing solutions for better electricity distribution, and they were furthermore implemented
into EPS’s technical enactments as well as into the electricity distribution. The first discussions were
about TIS, load management, restructuring of the electric power industry, perspectives of distribution
network planning, electricity losses, and finally smart grids and renewable energy sources. The list of
innovations, ideas and projects presented at the CIRED conferences, which were applied by the Electric
Power Industry of Serbia and installed into its electricity distribution system is huge.
In reference with the above, I herewith congratulate the CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia on their
jubilee, hoping that our cooperation will continue in our mutual interest, that their mission will go on
in the interest of the entire scientific and professional development, and especially in the interest of the
Electric Power Industry of Serbia.
S poštovanjem,
Milorad Grčić
Acting director of PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia

HOW IT ALL STARTED
T
he CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia was organised in the premises of Electricity Distribution
Leskovac in Leskovac on 27th February, 1997. It was decided at the meeting to proceed with
preparations for establishing JUKO CIRED. The members of the Initiative committee were: the
deceased Tomislav Bojković, Technical director of the Electricity distribution department at the Electric
Power Industry of Serbia in Belgrade, Miladin Tanasković, PhD, former Head of the Technical t research
and development division at Electricity Distribution Belgrade, Nenad Katić, PhD, former Technical
director at Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad, Konstantin Živković, former Technical director at Electricity
Distribution Niš and Josif Spirić, PhD, former Technical director at Electricity Distribution Leskovac.
It was agreed at the meeting that the deadline for all preparations for establishing JUKO CIRED
would be September 1997. In memory of that meeting, a board was placed at Electricity Distribution
Leskovac, the photograph of which is given at the end of this text. In the second half of September 1997,
during the 150th jubilee meeting of the Technical council within the Electricity distribution department
of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia, which took place on the Vlasina Lake, a meeting of the Initiative
Board was held, enlarged by representatives of the faculties of electrical engineering from Belgrade,
Novi Sad and Niš. It was agreed that the JUKO CIRED Founding Meeting would be held in Novi Sad in the
same year. Nenad Katić, PhD was responsible for organising the Founding Meeting. It was also agreed at
the same meeting that the First conference would be held in the fourth quarter of 1998. Candidates were
simultaneously proposed for chairmen of JUKO CIRED committees.
A landmark of the initial meeting was placed in the meeting room at ED Leskovac

SPEECH OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT
PROF. NENAD KATIĆ, PhD
R
esearch work in the area of electricity distribution
had a long-standing tradition in former Yugoslavia
and was intensively carried out through Study
Committee 31 of the Yugoslav Committee CIGRE. Recognising
the great interest shown in this area and the number of papers,
as well as the international practice where research work on
electricity distribution was carried out in a separate professional
organisation CIRED (CIRED - Congrès International des Réseaux
Electriques de Distribution), the Yugoslav initiative committee
was founded in 1996, and in the same year at the CIRED
Directing Committee in Boston, Yugoslavia was accepted as an
associate member of CIRED. Following the successful activities
and participation of our experts in the International CIRED
conference in Birmingham in 1997, and with the great support
expressed our academic community, as well as the Technical Council of EPS and the Federal Ministry
of Commerce, preparations were made for the Founding Meeting of the the Yugoslav Committee CIRED
(JUKO CIRED), which took place in the premises of Elektrovojvodina at Iriški Venac on 8th October, 1997,
and was attended by 48 founders.
By decision on its foundation, JUKO CIRED was defined as a professional social organisation with
a vision to deal with, on the local and international level, professional and scientific issues in the area
of technical distribution of electricity, electrical equipment manufacturing and electricity distribution
issues in general. The basic aims of the organisation were to implement professional and scientific
activities in the area of planning, construction and operation of electricity distribution systems; to
promote the technique of electricity distribution and electrical equipment manufacturing; to promote
the status and achievements of experts in the local and international environment.
Soon after its foundation, JUKO CIRED began intensive preparations for its first conference on
electricity distribution, which was held at Zlatibor in October 1998, proving to be successful, and
where 159 papers were discussed in the presence of around 800 participants. In that way, JUKO CIRED
had successfully justified its mission and ensured an adequate setting for intensive development of
professional activities and research work on electricity distribution issues, which was subsequently
proved through continuity of work and successful organisation of a total of 10 conferences held until
2016. JUKO CIRED soon acquired an international dimension as well, owing to its cooperation with
CIRED committees from the neighbouring countries and participation of a large number of experts
from the regional countries.
JUKO CIRED’s initial activities were carried out under aggravated circumstances caused by
transformation of the state and the society, but with great enthusiasm and remarkable efforts of
experts committed to science and research work in the area of electricity distribution in theory and
practice. The initiative developed into an important professional organisation, which is currently a
substantial factor in the promotion and modernisation of electricity distribution systems. I would
like to point out in particular the support and aid provided by my dear colleagues from the Initiative
Committee, the great enthusiasts, experts and co-founders of JUKO CIRED: the deceased Tomislav
Bojković, Miladin Tanasković, PhD, Josif Spirić, PhD, Miroslav Marković, PhD, Konstantin Živković
and all others who have made a remarkable contribution to this great idea. In addition thereto,
unmeasurable contribution and aid was provided by the technical organiser of all conferences, BBN
Congress Management, and the deceased Ninoslav Bjelica, in dealing with complex issues under
difficult working conditions, which ultimately ensured JUKO CIRED the status of the major conference
and exhibition on electricity distribution within the region.
Prof. Nenad KATIĆ, PhD

IN THE COURSE OF WORK
A
fter overcoming a difficult period and establishing
the JUKO CIRED organisation and making it capable
of commencing its work, in the period after 2005 it
grew into a notable and successful organisation.
Soon after the disintegration of the State Union of Serbia
and Montenegro into two independant states, the JUKO CIRED
organisation followed the same path, by establishing the CIRED
Serbia organisation in 2007. The principle of holding regional
conferences was preserved although some of our regional
partners showed a sign of fatigue in time.
A steady period of work followed and the number of papers
did not differ much from conference to conference. There were
no notable changes concerning the number of participants,
but the number of exhibitors continuously increased from
conference to conference confirming the growing interest and
faith in CIRED Serbia. At the same time, one could hear from the participants that the conference quality
was continuously increasing.
The full support and understanding extended by the standing general sponsor Electric Power
Industry of Serbia needs to be pointed out. That company, which we are free to refer to as the basic
company, has always been our reliable partner with full understanding of our importance and status in
the Serbian society. Our respective functions are in a state of continuous and complete overlapping and
support.
Apart from their support, large companies which manufacture electricity distribution equipment
have clearly recognized the importance of their presence at conferences. In addition to continuously
increasing in number, the exhibitors have always exhibited their latest achievements, expressing their
satisfaction with their achievements during the conference.
The Executive Board has been continuously making efforts in raising the conference level and
has been constantly adding innovations to the conference work. Beside that, global trends have been
followed through round tables, pre-seminars and forums where one could hear and see where electricity
distribution was heading in the world, first of all in Europe. In time, the aggravated development of the
society required a new approach in recognizing and dealing with energy issues and such global trends
were therefore continuously incorporated by the Executive Board into the conference preferential
subjects, which may be considered as its contribution to electricity distribution. The introduction of
market relations into electricity turnover was inevitably reflected in the conference trends as well. In
such situation our task remained the same: to keep working, as we have done so far, on modernising and
promoting electricity distribution thereby raising the availability, safety and efficiency of the system.
After a long period of original classification into 6 Sessions, an international classification was
accepted in 2015, also with 6 Sessions, but with a slight difference in their reciprocal classification of
activities. That was only reflected at first in a minimum redistribution of papers by Sessions.
I am free to say that such commitment and enthusiasm ensures a future for this organisation, but
of course, provided that continued powerful support of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia will not be
left out.
Dragoslav Jovanović, PhD

LOOKING AHEAD
SPEECH BY THE CURRENT PRESIDENT ZORAN SIMENDIĆ, PhD
F
or any kind of success in life, a vision is required, which
was something that JUKO CIRED and CIRED Liaison
Committee of Serbia respectively have always had
since its foundation. CIRED Serbia acquires its basic aims and
tasks through conferences, colloquia, meetings and by active
encouragement of expert studies, discussions and promotions
of the electricity distribution technique. The targets are
implemented starting from practical solutions for improving
the quality of electricity distribution, by applying new proposed
solutions and preventing possible negative events, up to complex
proposals of trends for further development of the electricity
distribution system, electricity market, use of energy from
renewable and new sources, better energy efficiency and many
other things from the portfolio of our activities. The presence of
a considerable number of experts from the region at all previous
conferences, a large number of issued papers, a considerable number of companies from Serbia and
from around the world confirm the need for discussing as comprehensively as possible the issues which
are typical for our region, by sharing experience from practice and scientific research in the area of
electricity distribution.
After completing the deregulation process and establishing the electricity market in Europe and
worldwide, electricity distribution modernisation and improvement of the working conditions and level
of services continued by placing the customer in the focus of events. We may expect in future a more
dynamic and faster development of electricity distribution. A growing number of renewable sources
which are being connected to the electricity distribution system, devices applying electronics, from the
smallest sensors up to large industrial systems, and electrical vehicles, make a complex entity which
must at all times be controlled and managed. Greater energy efficiency in electricity distribution systems,
delivery of higher quality electricity to customers and more efficient use of renewable sources are the
requirements concerning which CIRED Serbia must react fast.
The CIRED Liaison Committee of Serbia believes that it is its social mission to upgrade the expert
knowledge of engineers and of all employees of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia. People are the
most important potential of the whole society and of our CIRED. By involving the young staff in the
development and planning processes it will be possible to fully introduce innovative technologies and
upgrade the electricity distribution system. CIRED will continue to implement its main target through
conferences. They must ensure the sharing of know how and experience in common issues concerning the
development, technology and modernisation of electricity distribution. It is necessary to bring together at
the conferences all representatives of commerce, as many engineers as possible, and by organising a large
number of colloquia and meetings and releasing affirmative newspaper articles achieve the set goals.
In order to succeed in these endeavours and ensure for the generations to come a chance on the open
electricity market, we must be fully committed to our goals. All of us together can conquer the challenges
of future, and through our work make it possible for the Serbian electricity distribution to remain the
foundation stone for the development of the whole society. The present CIRED Liaison Committee
of Serbia is the heritage of professional work of previous generations and our job is to continue our
attempts in realising the vision of Serbia with a stable energy system, through our mission of intensified
technological development and promotion of the entire distribution system.
Assistant professor Zoran Simendić, PhD

SESSION 1
DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER STATIONS (1997 - 1999)

DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES (1999 - 2015)
POWER LINES ELEMENTS (2015-)
Chairmen:
Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, PhD Dragoslav PERIĆ, PhD Prof. Dragan TASIĆ, PhD
(1997 – 2005) (2005 – 2011) (2011 –)
T
he first four conferences had a dominant task to consider the application of new material,
equipment, technological and technical solutions for el electricity distribution substations
and lines. The reason for such focus of interest was an interruption in the trading with goods
and information due to the economic sanctions which were imposed on Serbia at the beginning of the
last decade of the twentieth century.
The topic New approach to reconstruction of distribution substations and revitalisation of equipment
was also included in all conferences held until the beginning of the first decade of the twentieth century.
At the turn of the twenty first century in the developed countries around the world, as well as in
Serbia, there was a considerable increase of interest and care for environmental protection. Following
this trend, papers were written for CIRED Serbia conferences on the topic of the impact of environmental
protection on technical solutions for distribution substations and lines.
Not less important than the aforementioned were topics also discussed at conferences and referring
to preventive maintenance of equipment and standardisation and classification of reception and standard
equipment testings.
Communication through sharing views and dynamic discussions at conferences in the period from
1998 to 2004 frequently ended in initiatives for drafting new and amending the existing technical
recomendations and rulebooks. These initiatives in particular referred to proposals for applying new
equipment and technical solutions for distribution substations and lines.
Issues discussed at the following three conferences (2006, 2008 and 2010) covered several major
areas.
The designing of electricity distribution facilities and lines was discussed in detail from many
aspects. On one side, analyses were made and discussions took place in reference with technological
improvements of equipment, application of new material, functional integration, testing and modelling,
behaviour during the life cycle (aging, diagnostics, monitoring, maintenance, asset management),
implementation of communication and information technologies (CAD, GIS, GPS). On the other hand,
considerable attention was also given to improving the design technology: computerised designing,
simulations, etc.

Implementation of new material, technologies and equipment at the facilities and lines was also
discussed. Different experience in using the new equipment was shared and analysed.
At all conferences discussions took place in reference with the environmental impact of electricity
distribution facilities and lines. Of particular attention were discussions on non-ionizing radiation,
methods and techniques of measuring parametres for the assessment of environmental impact. Analyses
were made on the new regulations in connection with environmental protection and their differences
compared to the regulations of other European countries.
The attention of the conference participants was also directed towards standardisation of equipment
and correponding procedures, as well as towards encouraging the preparation of new technical
recommendations. Considerable attention was also dedicated to occupational safety and health, during
the execution of works and plant and line operation.
The following topics were discusssed with special attention: connecting research work and practical
experience for the purpose of giving technical recommendations, developing methods and practical
procedures for calculating the SAIFI and SAIDI parametres and other required indicators of reliability
and research connected to different aspects of designing and drafting of new and surveying of existing
earthing systems.
At the eighth and ninth conference on electricity distribution Session 1 dedicated its attention to
the following subjects: 1) selection and implementation of new technical solutions, technologies and
equipment at electricity distribution facilities and lines, 2) designing of electricity distribution facilities
and lines by using state of the art software tools and new IT tools for the purpose of planning, designing
and construction of electricity distribution facilities and lines, 3) environmental impact of electricity
distribution facilities and lines and 4) technical regulations in reference with electricity distribution
facilities and lines.
Among the conclusions drawn on the eighth and ninth conference, stand out those referring to: 1)
adequate perception of proposed new technical solutions and equipment, both from the technical as
well as from the economic point of view, 2) activities referring to the strategic principles of replacing the
existing equipment by new equipment, as well as the implementation of new technical solutions, where
the effects of replacement of the existing equipment by new equipment must be envisaged, taking into
account the safe load and life cycle thereof, 3) analysis of various aspects of construction and utilisation
of renewable energy sources, 4) application of adequate mathematical models and software packages
for anylysing the elements of electricity distribution facilities and lines and 4) initiating procedures for
amending the existing rulebooks or drafting new ones.
Tenth conference 2016
In accordance with the International CIRED organisation, our Sessions were also reorganised.
Therefore, the accepted title of Session 1 for the tenth 2016 Conference was: Power Lines Elements.
Beside the change of title, an essential change also took place in the activities of this committee. Session
1 POWER LINES ELEMENTS covered the earlier discussed topics within Session 1 DISTRIBUTION
SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES and partly within Session 3 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. For that reason, more applications and presentations of papers for the tenth
Conference were noted within this Session.
Papers were presented within four preferential subjects: 1) modern power lines elements
construction in urban and rural environment, 2) reliability, diagnosis and strategy for power lines
elements maintenance, 3) Design and testing of power lines elements and 4) Influence of power lines
elements on the environment. Adequate attention was dedicated to each of the above subjects, both
during the presentation of accepted papers as well as through discussions that followed the presentation
of papers.
After the presentation of papers and detailed discussion, conclusions were adopted, emphasizing
that it is required to: 1) to adequately consider the proposed new technical solutions and new equipment,
both from the technical aspect, 2) encourage the implementation of new technological solutions and
technologies and do analyses of operational experience, both from the aspect of maintenance of power
lines elements, as well as from the aspect of envisaging the future state of affairs, 3) keep working on the
principles of power line elements diagnosis and improvement of the equipment maintenance strategy,
as well as the strategy of replacing the existing equipment by new equipment, 4) apply adequate
mathematical models and and encourage the use of state of the art software packages for analysing the
power lines elements in normal operating conditions and in the states of emergency, 5) give an initiative

for setting up accredited laboratories for testing the equipment for power lines elements, 6) analyse the
effects of environmental impact of power lines elements and take measures for reducing the harmful
effects, with periodical critical considerations of the existing legislation in this area.
Apart from the former Session chairmen who in certain periods also performed the jobs of expert
reporters, the following expert reporters have greatly contributed to the work of EC 1: the deceased
Tomislav Bojković, Miodrag Stojanović, M.Sc., Vladimir Šiljkut, PhD, and Ljiljana Funduk. Successful
work of the committee was also ensured by involving a large number of reviewers, whose dedicated
and professional work resulted in a high professional level of papers presented at the past conferences.
Presidency of the Session 1, 2004
Dragoslav Perić, PhD and Miladin Tanasković, PhD, 2006

SESSION 2
ELECTRICITY QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (1997 - 1999)

POWER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (1999 - 2015)
POWER QUALITY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (2015-)
Chairmen:
Prof. Milan SAVIĆ, PhD Prof. Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD

(1997 – 2005) (2005 –)
E
xpert committee 2 – Power quality in distribution systems covered this specific issue, which
became the main subject in the process of deregulation and introduction of market relations
in the electric power sector, and which is of paricular importance for electricity distribution.
The process of deregulation got hold of all European electric power industries at the end of the 20th
century, and for that reason this subject was accepted as one of the six crucial ones from the time of
establishing the Yugoslav, and later on the Serbian Committee CIRED. At the first four conferences (1998-
2004) the committee was chaired by Prof. Milan Savić, PhD from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in
Belgrade (at present, retired professor), and starting from the fifth conference onwards, the committee
was chaired by Prof. Vladimir Katić, PhD from the Faculty of Technical Sciences Novi Sad.
From a general point of view, the committee dealt with three groups of issues in the area of electricity
quality: higher harmonics, voltage quality and supply reliability and issues referring to the phenomenon
of overvoltages and protection measures. In the recent years there has been more discussion concerning
the issue of connection of small power plants using renewable energy sources. In the period 1998 -2014,
the total number of presented papers was 108, out of which 98 were presented as papers, and 10 as
pieces of information. It is visible that the average number of papers was 12, which indicates the fact that
the subject concerned is still a novelty in our professional and academic circles. Most of the papers came
from Elektrovojvodina, EPS Distribution, the Faculty of Technical Sciences Novi Sad, Faculty of Electrical
Engineering in Belgrade, the Nikola Tesla Institute, EPS Thermal Power Plant, the Faculty of Electronics
in Niš, as well as from our colleagues from abroad (Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro,
Hungary...).
It may be noted that this committee’s work enabled the affirmation of the area of electricity quality,
and that its impact, as well as the results, have been remarkable. In a relatively short time the issues of
electricity quality were fully recognised, the European standard EN 50160 was adopted as the Serbian
standard SRPS EN 50160, a large number of technical regulations and recommendations was adopted
directly related to this field of application (for example TR 16), a large number of electricity distributions
procured quality monitoring and metering devices, expert teams were set up for the monitoring thereof,
and experts dealing with this field of application were employed at the Energy Agency.
The involvement of a large number of expert reviewers in this field of application, and their

dedicated and objective work in reviewing and commenting the papers has considerably contributed to
the success of the committee session. That ensured a high quality of the presented papers.
Expert reviewers have especially contributed thereto, and their work has given a specific note to
this conference. They prepared a concise report on reported papers for each meeting and ensured a
high quality discussion by posing crucial questions from the field of application. In the period from 1998
to 2014, this job was done by Prof. Vladimir Katić, PhD (at 7 conferences), Prof. Milan Savić, PhD (at 2
conferences), Velimir Strugar, PhD, Prof. Zlatan Stojković, PhD and Jovan Jović (at 1 conference).
An overview of discussed preferential subjects at conferences is given in the following:
1998 (Zlatibor): 1. Voltage sags in electricity distribution; 2. Voltage and current harmonics in
electricity distribution; 3. Overvoltage and protection measures; 4. Technical solutions of devices for
metering fast variable electrical values.
2000 (Herceg Novi): 1. Theory and measuring of harmonics in electricity distribution, removal
methods; 2. Asymmetry, flickers, sags and interruptions of voltage; 3. Insulation coordination; 4.
Overvoltage and protection against overvoltage in electricity distribution.
2002 (Vrnjačka Banja): 1. Theory and metering of harmonics in electricity distribution, as well as
removal methods; 2. Asymmetry, flickers, sags and interruptions of voltage; 3. Overvoltage and protection
against overvoltage in electricity distribution. Insulation coordination.
2004 (Herceg Novi): 1. Standardisation and regulation related to electricity quality; 2. Harmonic
distortion and conditions for connecting installations which cause it; 3. Diagnostic methods and equipment
for measuring electricity quality; 4. Voltage sags, short breaks and other deviations in consumer supply; 5.
Overvoltage and protection against overvoltage in electricity distribution, electromagnetic compatibilty;
6. Examples of research on electricity quality, impact of small power plants;
2006 (Zlatibor): 1. Standardisation, technical regulations and procedures, and implementation of
electricity quality regulations; 2. Diagnostical methods and electricity quality measuring and monitoring
equipment; 3. Installations degrading the quality – higher harmonics, flicker, asymmetry – sources, spread,
connection requirements, elimination methods; 4. Deviations which directly jeopardise the functioning
of installations - voltage sags, short breaks and other deviations in consumer supply – causes, expansion,
immunity, elimination; 5. Overvoltages and protection against overvoltage in electricity distribution,
electromagnetic compatibility; 6. Earthing disturbances and electricity quality; 7. Small power plants
operation and other renewable sources of electrictity and electricity quality.
2008 (Vrnjačka Banja): 1. Technical regulations on electricity quality; 2. Measuring and monitoring
electricity quality; 3. Parametres of electricity quality and consumers - sources, expansion, immunity,
connection requirements, elimination methods; 4. Overvoltage and protection against overvoltage in
electricity distribution, electromagnetic compatibility, earthing disturbances and electricity quality; 5.
Small power plants operation and other renewable sources of electrictity and electricity quality.
2010 (Vrnjačka Banja): 1. Parametres of electricity quality; 2. Methods of metering for the purpose
of monitoring electricity quality and identification of phenomena jeopardising electricity quality; 3.
Practical implementation of resulting measurement of electricity quality for the purpose of resolving
the issue of electricity quality; 4. Replicas and simulations of consumers which could potentially
jeopardise electricity quality; 5. Resistance of equipment to disturbances; 6. Alleviation of disturbances;
7. Innovations in technical regulations.
2012 (Vrnjačka Banja): 1. Technical regulations on electricity quality; 2. Measuring and monitoring
electricity quality; 3. Electricity quality impact of connecting new renewable energy sources and non-
linear consumers - higher harmonics, flicker, asymmetry, spread, connection requirements, elimination
methods; 4. Small power plants operation and other renewable electrictity sources and electricity quality;
5. Deviations which directly jeopardise the functioning of installations - voltage sags, short breaks and
other deviations in consumer supply – causes, expansion, immunity, elimination; 6. Overvoltage and
protection against overvoltage in electricity distribution, electromagnetic compatibility; 7. Earthing
disturbances and electricity quality; 8. Impact of overvoltage on operation of small plants and other
renewable electricity sources.
2014 (Vrnjačka Banja): 1. National and European technical regulations on power quality; 2. Devices
and methods for measuring and monitoring electricity quality; 3. Connection of consumers which
degrade the quality - higher harmonics, flicker, asymmetry – sources, spread, connection requirements,
elimination methods; 4. Deviations which directly jeopardise the functioning of installations - voltage
sags, short breaks and other deviations in consumer supply – causes, expansion, immunity, elimination; 5.

Overvoltage and protection against overvoltage in electricity distribution, electromagnetic compatibility;
6. Earthing disturbances and electricity quality; 7. Small power plants operation and other renewable
sources of electrictity and electricity quality.
Tenth Conference 2016
The tenth, jubilee CIRED Conference, held in 2016, stood out with a significant number of papers
from the area of Session 2. As many as 21 papers were presented, which were selected out of 30 submitted
applications. The demanding job of reviewing and preparing committee sessions was successfully
carried out by prof. Vladimir Katić, PhD, Assistant Professor Vesna Javor, PhD and Assistant Professor
Boris Dumnić, PhD, with the unmeasurable aid provided by many reviewers. The following preferential
subjects were considered: 1. Quality of delivered power (voltage quality) – higher harmonics, flicker,
voltage sags, short breaks and other deviations in consumer supply – causes, expasion, immunity,
elimination, experience; 2. Devices and methods for measuring and monitoring power quality (diagnostic
methods, equipment, procedures and similar); 3. National and European technical regulations on power
quality (standardisation, technical regulations and procedures); 4. Requirements for connection of non-
linear consumers - higher harmonics, flicker, asymmetry – sources, expansion, connection requirements,
elimination methods; 5. Impact of insufficient quality on consumer operation (technical issues, energy
efficiency, reliability, financial effects, consumer relations...); 6. Overvoltages and protection against
overvoltages in electricity distribution, electromagnetic compatibility; 7. Earthing disturbances and
electricity quality; 8. Connection and operation of small power plants (distributed generators) and other
renewable power sources and power quality (Technical recommendation 16 and similar).
The characteristic of presented papers was that authors dealt more and more with power quality,
on the whole, not only with some of its parametres. That indicates that the area was mature and that
the conditions had been acquired for seriously and comprehensively dealing with this issue. The
relation between the technical system and supporting regulations in this area, as an important aspect of
standardisation of papers and further improvements thereof. Nevertheless, the best paper is connected
to the issue of protection against overvoltage, as an important aspect of high quality operation of the
electricity distribution system.
Comprehensive statistics of EC 2 (Session 2) show that in the period 1998-2016 the total number of
presented papers was 129, out of which 117 were papers and 12 were pieces of information.
Prof. Lidija KORUNOVIĆ, PhD and prof. Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD, 2006

SESSION 3
DISTRIBUTION POWER LINES (1997 - 1999)

OPERATION AND MAINTANCE OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (1999 - 2015)
MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTION (2015-)
Chairmen:
Prof. Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, PhD Žarko MIĆIN Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc.

(1997 – 2005) (2005 – 2015) (2015 –)
O
peration and maintenance of distribution systems was the title of Session 3 in the period
from 2000 to 2014, in the scope of which subjects from the area of distribution systems
maintenance were presented at conferences in that period, except at the first conference,
which was held in 1998, when the scope of work covered by Session 3 was reduced only to the area of
distribution power lines.
The preferential subjects which dominated at the first nine conferences were:
1. Preventive maintenance, revitalisation and the possibility of efficient use of EEO,
2. Experience in implementation of new equipment, information tools, protection and fault
location systems,
3. Management of the network under fault conditions and
4. Maintenance management.
The common denominator which can be drawn as a result of all papers published at the past nine
conferences, which counted to an everage of over 20 papers per conference, is that electricity distribution
systems, for the purpose of supplying high quality electricity, must:
1. Be planned, in due time and adequately maintained with an emphasis on preventive maintenance
of power transformers.
2. Comply with the need for greater permeability of current for the purpose of better utilisation.
3. Be constantly supervised allowing easy and fast removal of faults and re-establishing consumer
supply,
4. Apply new technologies in the area of disgnosis of status, monitoring and maintenance.
The rewarded papers from the field of application of Session 3 are from the following areas:
1. Preventions, tests, analyses of transformer operation in conditions of regular and faulty
operation, monitoring the state of insulating oil, active parts of regulation switch and vessel
protection in conditions of pressure development in the vessel;
2. Fault prevention at 20 kV conductive insulators аnd fault analysis in the 35 kV cable network;
Improvement of the MV network control and maintenance process;
3. Improvement of the network restauration process after the damage and notification of
customers on the duration of scheduled outages and Fault prevention

4. Innovations of TR for Serbian electricity distribution companies in terms of application OR (or
intelligent linear breakers– reclosers).
The following reviewers gave a significant contribution to the expert committee: Dušan Čomić,
Aleksandra Popovac Damljanović, Dragan Cvetinov and Djordje Glišić. The expert reviewers who have
given a specific meaning to this committee are Prof. Nikola Rajaković, PhD, Milutin Sredojević, Djordje
Glišić, Milanko Radić, Aleksandra Popovac-Damljanović and Dragan Cvetinov.
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After 2016, when changes occurred in the organisation of Expert Committees work (EC- Session,
) the field of work of EC 3 changed and it now covers an extremely wide area of protection and control
in electricity distribution. Due to that, there was a greater number of applications for this Conference
and presented papers from this Session. Great challenges which this Session will be dealing with in the
near future, and which firstly refer to the wide range of state of the art IT solutions which are directly
applied in electricity distribution systems, will bring considerable dynamics into the work of Session 3
with great expectations that this expert committee will make out the route to the implementation of new
solutions in technology and practice.
In the development process of information technoligies, there have been great achievements in the
area of modern multifunctional protection and control units (MPCU), with communication based on the
standard communication protocol IEC 61850, which very quickly overtook all present communication
protocols used on the processing level of substations. Actually, one of the main successes of this Session
is that it very quickly recognised the importance of the new communication protocol IEC 61850, and
that, through its activities, it promoted the referred protocal and gave guidelines which stated on which
solutions the integrated protection and control systems should be based within the substations.
Meeting of Session 3, 2000

Session 3, 2014
Presidency of Session 3, 2010

Zarko MICIN, Aleksandra POPOVAC-DAMLJANOVIC, Dragan CVETINOV

SESSION 4
MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION

(1997 - 1999)
MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
(1999 - 2001)
CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (2001 - 2007)
CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF SUPPLY SYSTEM (2007 - 2015)
DISTIBUTED PRODUCTION AND EFFICIENT USE OF POWER (2015-)
Chairmen:
Zoran GUŠAVAC Zoran RISTANOVIĆ, Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc. Assistant Professor

PhD Zeljko POPOVIC, PhD
(1997 – 2001) (2001 – 2005) (2005 – 2015) (2015 –)
E
xpert Technical Committee (EC- Session) 4 under the title of Protection and management in
electricity distribution, was set up in 1998, and has to the present day changed its name several
times, becoming an Expert Committee (EC- Session) in 2014, due to the CIRED reorganisation.
The main task put before the Session refers to improvements in the extremely important fields of
application within electricity distribution – protection and management. Taking into account that the
establishment of Session overlapped with the tendency of integrating this area into a single integrated
framework – integrated protection and management system, the Session had to face an extremely big
challenge. The Session activities actually focussed on recognising all the aspects brought in with the
integration process, and throughout the years of its existence the main guideline in its work was actually
to implement the integrated protection and management systems of electricity distribution into practice.
The first Session 4 chairman since its establishment up to 2002 was Zoran Glušavac, who gave a
significant contribution in the process of establishing the EC and defining the terms of reference and
trends in the functioning thereof. The memebers of the first Session 4 were experts from the Sebian
and Montenegrin electricity distribution companies, as well as the faculties and institutes: Predrag
Knežević (Secretary), Dušan Marković, Dragan Novaković, Vladimir Obradović, Prof.Vladimir Strezoski,
PhD, Dragan Ivanović, Milenko Nikolić, M.Sc., Prof.Vladimir Milošević, PhD and Dragoljub Bakić. Right
from the beginning of its foundation, EC drew great attention of experts from the concerned areas who
took part already in the first conferences by applying for a large number of papers. It needs to be pointed
out that already during the first Conference peaks were noted in the number of papers, amounting to
50 accepted papers and pieces of information, which speaks alone of the professional public effect the
newly formed professional organisation had.

As it was initially agreed that the Session chairmen would change every four years and after every
two conference cycles respectively, Zoran Ristanović, PhD became the new Session 4 chairman in 2002,
continuing the work on further Session promotion, first of all by animating as many experts as possible
to take part in the Session work. In that period, the Session team considerably was expanded and became
younger with the new members. The expert reviewers in that period were: Duško Bekut, PhD, Dušan
Vukotić, M.Sc. and Miodrag Pašćan, M.Sc. Right from the beginning, Session 4 had, as a rule, the largest
number of papers, and that remained so during the following conferences.
In 2006, Session 4 chairmanship was taken over by Dušan Vukotić, M.Sc., by which continued the
process of involving young experts in EC management, in parallel with more intensive involvement of
the largest possible circle of experts into the Session work. In that period, beside the older EC members:
Bogdan Funduk, Seka Kuzmanović, Dragoljub Zdravković, Miodrag Pašćan, M.Sc., in the committee work
were also involved: Duško Bekut, PhD, Goran Đukić, M.Sc., Dalibor Nikolić, Zoran Subašić and Goran
Nedić. In the long-standing period during the following Conferences, there were no changes regarding
the Session chairmanship, whereas the expert reviewers at the Conferences were: Prof. Duško Bekut,
PhD, Bogdan Funduk, Dalibor Nikolić, Zoran Ristanović, PhD and Miodrag Pašćan, M.Sc.
In the recent period, the Session activities followed the intensive technological development of
information and telecommunication technologies, as well as the development of the highly sophisticated
IT infrastructure, whereby all requirements were fulfilled for realising the target integration of energy
and information and telecommunication resources into the Smart Grids network. Actually, Smart
Grids were in the focus of this Session, which on several occasions organised pre-seminars, as well as
round tables during the previous conferences. At the latest two Conferences, a Smart Grids Forum was
separately organised with a purpose to cover all topics processed within various Session sessions, in
reference with Smart Grids. Actually, the skeleton of the Smart Grids Forum consisted of topics in the
focus of the Session, where the most prominent papers were delegated to be presented there.
The most important topics covered in the previous conferences, and which will surely also find their
place in future in the following Conferences are:
1. Strategies in replacement of the SCADA system, reconstruction of relay protection and
introduction of integrated systems for protection and management in substations.
2. Implementation of energy applications in electricity distribution companies.
3. Automation of electricity distribution systems.
4. Electricity distribution management in market conditions.
5. Implementation of communication systems for protection and management purposes.
6. Safety aspects of access to information and sharing them.
7. Impact of distributed production on the traditional systems of protection and management.
8. Voltage regulation on MV and LV networks.
9. Aspects of protection reliability based on the IEC 61850 standard.
10. Communication techniques and protocols for implementation of Smart Grids.
11. Interdependance of electricity distribution networks and communication infrastructure
management.
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The Sessions were reorganised in accordance with the International CIRED organisation. In reference
with that, EC 4 was formed for the tenth conference held in 2016, under the new title DISTRIBUTED
PRODUCTION AND EFFICIENT USE OF POWER. This Session covered some topics which were earlier
included in EC 5 DEREGULATION, MARKET AND EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY as well as new
topics related to load management and integration of distributed sources of electricity in electricity
distribution.
For the tenth conference, 24 papers were submitted within four preferential subjects, 22 of which
belonged to the group of papers and 2 belonged to pieces of information. For the purpose of efficient
conference work, the papers were classified into three topics, by integrating preferential subjects 2 and
3 from the call for papers. For the first preferential subject Integration of distributed power sources, 11
papers were accepted, out of which 10 were papers and 1 was a piece of information. The second and
third preferential subject Efficient use of power and load management were discussed in 6 papers, out
of which 5 belonged to the category of papers and 1 to the category of information. Seven papers, all in
the category of papers, were accepted within the fourth preferential subject Smart metres and systems
for remote control and metering.

After the presentation of papers and detailed discussion, the following conclusions were adopted:
1. Other than the analysis of the impact on losses and voltage in the MV and LV network, which was
discussed in some of the presented papers, an analysis of the impact of distributed generators on
other operating processes in electricity distribution is also required. First of all, it is necessary
to analyse the impact of distributed generators on the long-term planning process of electricity
distribution development, taking into account all relevant planning aspects,
2. For the purpose of greater efficiency of the distribution system, the total electricity losses at all
voltage levels (technical and non-technical) should, inter alia, be constantly monitored. In order
to allow high-quality monitoring of the distribution system status and high-quality assessment
of energy and load losses in the network, adequate tools need to be used (e.g. tools allowing
network modelling, topology analysis, estimation of status, calculation of power flows) in the
scope of the single distribution management system (DMS), which present one of the basic
components required for implementation of the Smart Grids concept. The given system should
integrate the corresponding data on all network elements (e.g. from GIS) and the highest quality
data on consumption and consumption nodes in the network (e.g. from the AMI/MDM and GIS
systems).
3. Load management is one of the most important tools (processes) used in Smart Grids in a
considerable number of operating processes (operative management in normal and emergency
situations, network development planning). That is why it is necessary, apart from the benefits
which may be brought to individual customers, also to recognise and assess the possible benefits
to other participants as well (electricity producers, transmission and distribution system
operators, retail and wholesale dealers, aggregators). Only by perceiving the aggregate benefits,
taking into account the relevant costs, can the effectiveness of a load management programme
be assessed.
4. The introduction of smart metering into the AMI system provides the basis for Smart Grids
development and contributes to the development of an open electricity market and greater
operating efficiency in electricity distribution companies.
5. Speed up modernisation of metering infrastructure in accordance with the adopted concept of
AMI/MDM system.
6. Speed up activities in the area of data integration from the AMI/MDM system with other
technological and operational processes within the distribution system operator’s transactions.
7. For the purpose of more efficient fight against non-technical electricity losses, intensify the use
of available data from the AMI/MDM system (logs, record books, alarms etc.).
8. In conditions of open electricity market, pursuant to the relevant legislation, intensify:
• Use of basic functionalities of the remote metering system, first of all the use of the real
hourly consumption profiles for the needs of transmission system operator (hourly profiles
based on real data on consumption, instead of on standardised diagrams of the consumption
profile).
• Use of additional functionalities of the remote metering system, first of all possible access
of the user of system to the data thereof and possible access of the electricity supplier to its
users’ data.

Herceg Novi 2004
Dusan VUKOTIC, M.Sc., and Zoran RISTANOVIC, PhD, 2008

SESSION 5
EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY (1997 - 2001)

MARKET AND EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY (2001 - 2003)
DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILISATION OF ELECTRICITY
(2003 - 2015)
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS PLANNING (2015-)
Chairmen:
Prof. Ljubomir GERIĆ, Miroslav MARKOVIĆ, Prof. Nenad KATIC, PhD Assistant Professor
PhD PhD Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD
(1997 – 2001) (2005 – 2007) (2001 – 2005 и (2015 –)
2007-2015)
E
xpert Committee 5 was established by decision of the JUKO-CIRED Executive Board, in 1997
under the name Efficient use of electricity, with a purpose of doing research on the issue
of metering and rational use of electricity, service quality and consumer relations. The
committee was chaired by Prof. Ljubomir Gerić, PhD at the first two conferences in 1998 and 2000.
At the conferences were presented around 20 papers from the area of tariff systems, remote metering
systems, small power plants and other aspects of effficient use of electricity.
By decision of the Executive Board in 2001, the work of Session 5 was expanded by current topics
of the opening of electricity market pursuant to the international practice of CIRED, and the committee
changed its name into the Market and efficient use of electricity. The committee chairmanship was
taken over by Prof. Nenad Katić, PhD with the aid of expert reporters Branislav Radović, M.Sc, and
Assistant Professor Željko Popović, PhD and the same committee task force worked in the following
two conference in 2002 and 2004. Around 30 papers from the area of restructuring, deregulation and
electricity markets, efficient use of electricity, metering devices, electricity calculations and management
information systems were presented at these conferences. In 2004, the Committee expanded its name to
Deregulation, market and efficient use of electricity“.
After setting up the new Executive Board in 2005, the committee chairmanship was taken over by
Miroslav Marković, PhD, with the aid of expert reporters Prof. Nenad Katić, PhD (electricity market),
Branislav Radović, M.Sc. (metering devices, electricity calculation and managemeng information
systems) and Assistant Professor Željko Popović. PhD (efficient use of electricity). The same committee
task force worked at the Fifth Conference in 2006, where around 20 papers were presented from the
preferential areas.
After the disintegration of Serbia and Montenegro and establishment of the CIRED Liaison Committee
of Serbia, the Session chairmanship as of 2008 was again taken over by Prof. Nenad Katić, PhD, and the
expert reporters were Branislav Radović, M.Sc. and Assistant Professor Željko Popović, PhD. The same
committee task force worked in the following four conferences, concluding with the Ninth Conference in

2014. At each conference were presented around 30 papers from the area of deregulation and opening
of electricity market in Serbia and the region, the issue of small power plants, load management and
efficient use of electricity, metering devices and management information systems, and smart meters
and remote metering system..
Tenth conference 2016
With the election of the new Executive Board in 2015 and reorganisation of Sessions in order to
comply with the International CIRED, the work of Session 5 in its original area of research was terminated.
The field of research of the former Session 5 was divided into two new committees Session 4 and Session
6. The new Session 4 took over the topics in the area of distributed production, efficient use of power,
Smart meters, systems for remote control and load management, while the new Session 6 took over
the topics from the area of electricity markets and deregulation. The new Session 5 covered the area of
electricity distribution planning.

Branislav RADOVIĆ, M.Sc., Miroslav MARKOVIĆ, PhD, Prof. Nenad KATIC, Ph.D.

Prof. Nenad KATIĆ, PhD, Branislav RADOVIĆ, Assistant Professor Zeljko POPOVIĆ PhD

SESSION 6
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS

(1997 - 1999)
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (1999 - 2015)
ELECTRICITY MARKET AND DEREGULATION (2015-)
Chairmen:
Josif SPIRIĆ, PhD Assistant Professor Aleksandar Prof. Nenad KATIC, PhD
JANJIĆ, PhD
(1997 – 2005) (2005 – 2015) (2015 –)
E
xpert Committee 6 (Session 6) was established in 1997, under the title Distribution Systems
Planning and Development. The main task of this committee was the promotion of methods and
technique for distribution systems planning and development. The committee chairman was
Josif Spirić, PhD, who successfully chaired the committee until 2006. The committee members were Prof.
Miroslav Nimrihter, PhD, Dragoslav Jovanović, PhD, Slobodan Maksimović, Prof. Dobrivoje Stojanović,
PhD, Prof. Ilija Vujošević, PhD, from Montenegro, while the Committee Secretary was Assistant Professor
Aleksandar Janjić, PhD.
At 4 conferences where Spirić, PhD chaired the Session, 100 papers which covered all important
planning topics, such as the methods of network calculations, calculation of power flows, load diagrams,
analysis of of losses and planning of network operation in the presence of small power plants.Already
then, analysis was made within this Session concerning possible market transactions in the competitive
setting, however the emphasis was nevertheless on the methods for reducing electrictity and power
losses. A significant part of papers also referred to development plans of some distribution areas, where
analyses were made of different development scenarios depending on the load pickup rate. In this period,
there was a great number of authors from the regional countries working on current topics, common for
all electricity distribution companies.
As of 2006, the Session chairmanship was taken over by Associate Professor Aleksandar Janjić, PhD,
and the followings younger experts also worked in the Session at certain times: Saša Minić, Miodrag
Stojanović, M.Sc., Vladimir Šiljkut, PhD, Saša Djekić, PhD and Miroslav Dočić, M.Sc. This period was
characterised by many new topics and issues which electricity distribution planners had to face: financial
risk evaluation, multi-criteria planning, planning in situations of uncertainty, maintenance planning and
new technologies and devices in the network: energy storage systems and electrical cars.
By reorganising the Sessions in 2015, for the purpose of complying with the International CIRED,
some of the topics which used to be covered by this Session (and referred to the market, distributed
production and Smart Grids) moved to other committees, while the planning committee continued their
work under the new name of Session 5: Distributed Systems Planning. The Session continued their

active work, so that attention was given to the planning issues even outside the regular conferences. In
2015, CIRED also organised a seminar at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, actually dedicated to risks
in distribution plant rehabilitation. Also at International CIRED conferences, our experts dealing with
planning also had several prominent papers.
Important topics recognised at the past conferences are certainly:
• Balance between different criteria in electricity distribution planning
• Minimum energy efficiency requirements in planning
• Equipment life cycle management inconditions of uncertainty and
• Distribution infrastructure optimisation for the new type of consumers
Load flow calculation is of essential importance for proper load and voltage assessment in the
network, particularly in the presence of distributed production, diverse ambient and operating conditions.
For that reason, it is necessary to apply new methods of load flow calculation in asymmetrical regimes,
taking into account different types of distributed energy sources. In addition to the new topics, attention
should also be given to traditional planning tasks, such as distribution network reconfiguration, which
should be done by taking into account all constraints, thereby meeting several criteria and the aggregate
costs in the network and increased efficiency and reduced losses in the networ by using verified as
well as new solutions (reactive power and energy compensation, greater intersection, conductor,
implementation of energy efficiency technologies), and optimisation techniques for minimisation of
aggregate costs in the system.
Tenth conference
With the election of the new Executive Board of CIRED Serbia in 2015, and reorganisation of Sessions
in order to comply with the International CIRED, a new Session 6 was formed for the Tenth conference
under the title Electricity market and deregulation. The new committee took over a part of the field of
research from the former EC 5 in the area referring to the development of open electricity market, due
to increased importance of this field of research.
The new committee is focused on the issue and experience in the opening of electricity market,
deregulation of the electric power sector within the region, regulation methodologies, new market
players, methods of contracting and smart grid solutions in conditions of competition on the open
market.
Committee chairmanship was taken over by Prof. Nenad Katić, PhD, from the Faculty of Technical
Sciences Novi Sad, with the aid of expert reporters and committee member, distinguished experts in
the field of research: Gordan Tanić, PhD (Energy Agency), Vladimir Janković, M.Sc. (EMS) and Associate
Professor Sava Djukić, PhD (Faculty of Technical Sciences Novi Sad).
Aleksandar Janjić, Josif Spirić amd Ilija Vujošević, 1998

Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD and Saša MINIĆ, 2010

1st CONFERENCE
The First Yugoslavien conference on electrodistribution was held in Zlatibor from 5 to 8 October
1998 and had a tremendous success both by the number of participants and the number of published
papers. Back then, a significant number of companies recognized their interest in presenting their
programs to the participants, thus enriching the technical aspect of electricity distribution.
800 PARTICIPANTS
158 PAPERS (39 in Session 1, 11 in Session 2, 14 in Session 3, 50 in Session 4,
21 in Session 5, 23 in Session 6)
40 SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS
Prof. Jovan NAHMAN, PhD officially opened the conference.

Six most prominent papers were selected, one for each thematic area. (Chapter THE MOST
PROMINENT PAPERS p. 66). During the the conference was held a round table: TECHNICAL
INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION, chaired by Prof. Nenad Katic, PhD.
The Palisad Hotel Opening Ceremony
Opening Ceremony Presidency of the Assembly

Sessions representatives
Presentation of Mr. Tomislav Bojković Slobodan Petrovič
Meeting of the Executive Board Presidency

2nd CONFERENCE
The second Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution was held in Herceg Novi from September
26 to September 29, 2000.
500 PARTICIPANTS
16 in Session 5, 21 in Session 6, 4 papers in the 1st and 1 in the 2nd poster
session)
33 SPONSORS, EXHIBITORS AND ADVERTISERS
Tomislav BOJKOVIĆ, M.Sc., officially opened the conference.

Six most prominent papers were selected one for each thematic area. (Chapter THE MOST
PROMINENT PAPERS p. 66)
Two poster sessions were organized during the congerence:
• Implementation of ISO 9000 quality system standards, which was managed by the topic
coordinator Dragoljub TICA, PhD (Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad) and expert reporters were Ljiljana
ERHARTIĆ (Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad) and Ivan MOJSIĆ (Electricity Distribution Belgrade).
• Preparation for business in the environment of the electricity market.
Also, a round table was held: MANAGEMENT BY LOADS IN CONSUMER SUPPLY OF ELECTRIC
DISTRIBUTION. Moderator Nenad KATIĆ, PhD.
Opening Ceremony

Opening ceremony of Prof. Nenad Katic, PhD Radomir Milovic Director for Technical Issues of EPCG
JUKO CIRED President
Meeting of the Organizing Committee Press Conference
Session 1
Session 5 Poster Presentation

3rd CONFERENCE
Third Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution was held in Vrnjacka Banja, October 15-18,
2002.
700 PARTICIPANTS
31 in Session 5, 17 in Session 6, 7 papers in special session)
The president of the International Conference on Electricity Distribution-CIRED and director DEFU-
Development company of Danish power industry Mr. Niels HAASE, was special guest and he officially
opened the conference.
Six the most prominent papers were selected one for each thematic area. (Chapter THE MOST
During the conference were organised:
Pre-seminar on the restructuring and deregulation of the electric power industry and the electricity
market - the experience of the Republic of Slovenia
Special session: Introduction of the ISO 9000 quality system, led by Dr Dragoljub TICA
(Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad) and expert rapporteur Ljiljana ERHARTIĆ (Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad).
2 Round tables:
RESTRUCTURING OF ELECTRICITY AND DISTRIBUTION COMPANY IN THE OPEN ELECTRICITY

MARKET IN COMPOSITION:
• Prof. Nikola RAJAKOVIĆ, PhD, Chairman of the Round Table, President of the Managing Board of
the Electric Power Industry of Serbia,
• Gordan TANIC, PhD, Advisor for the restructuring of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia in the
Ministry of Mining and Energy of the Republic of Serbia,
• Prof. Robert GOLOB, PhD, Head of the Department of Energy Strategy at the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering in Ljubljana,
• Boštjan STRMČNIK, PhD, Director of CORONA Engineering Company, Ljubljana,
• Gorazd SKUBIN, Director of BORZEN, Slovenian Electricity Exchange, Ljubljana,
• Nenad KATIC, PhD, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad,
• Nenad MRAKOVIĆ, Assistant Director of the Distribution Directorate of Electric Power Industry
of Serbia.
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION:

• Nenad KATIC, PhD, Chairman of the Round Table, President JUKO CIRED,
• Dušan MARJANOV, Head of Informatics Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad,
• Branislav RADOVIĆ, M.Sc., Sales Manager, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad,
• Dragan NOVAKOVIC, Director of Electricity Distribution Belgrade,
• Dragan JAKOVLJEVIC, Director of the Economic Sector of Elektrosrbija Kraljevo,
• Milosav DIMITRIJEVIC, Director of Informatics Elektrosrbija Kraljevo,
• Jovan CVIJOVIĆ, Director of Energosoft Novi Sad.

Opening Ceremony
CIRED President Mr. Niels HAASE Prof. Robert GOLOB, PhD
Awarding of recognition:
Prof. Vladimir STREZOSKI, PhD Ninoslav BJELICA BBN

Round Table 1
Round Table 2
The Band

4th CONFERENCE
CIRED Committee of Serbia and Montenegro in cooperation with the CIRED Committees of Romania
and Bosnia and Herzegovina and utilities and experts from Macedonia and other countries from the
Region organized The First Regional Conference оn Electricity Distribution was held in Herceg Novi
October 5- 8. 2004.
600 PARTICIPANTS from 11 countries

Miodrag ČANOVIĆ, M.Sc., , Assistant Minister of Economy in the Government of the Republic
Montenegro officially opened the conference.
A pre-seminar: ELECTRIC POWER DEREGULATION IN THE REGION
• Lecturers at the seminar were prominent experts from the countries of the region:
• Gligo VUKOVIĆ, PhD, European Agency for Reconstruction, presented the new EU Directive of
2003 on the electricity market and the Memorandum on the creation of the regional electricity
market in South East Europe,
• Predrag GRUJICIC, Adviser for Electric Power Engineering at the Ministry of Mining and Energy
of the Republic of Serbia, presented the new Law on Energy of the Republic of Serbia,
• Gordan TANIC, PhD, Electric Power Industry of Serbia, talked about preparations for the reform
of the Serbian electricity sector concerning the new Energy Law,
• Vinko BOŠNJAK, M.Sc., , Advisor to the General Director of the Electric Power Industry of Bosnia
and Herzegovina, spoke about the reform of the electricity sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ,
• Dragan ČIZMOVIĆ, Director of the Corporate Affairs Department of the Electric Power Industry
of Montenegro, presented the activities on the reform of the electricity sector of Montenegro,
• Stefan GHEORGHE, PhD, Vice President of the CIRED Committee of Romania, presented the
restructuring of the electricity sector of Romania,
• Rubin TALESKI, PhD, , presented the activities on the restructuring of Elektrostancanstvo
Makedonije,
• Bilјana POMMERVILLE, project manager Raiffeisen Investment AG from Vienna, spoke about
the company’s experiences in the privatization of the energy sector in the region.
Round table: MANAGEMENT IN THE MEDIUM VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK.

The participants of the round table were:
• Bratislava RADMILOVIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad,
• Dragan IVANOVIĆ, Elektrosrbija Kraljevo,
• Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc., Electricity Distribution Belgrade
• Josif SPIRIĆ, PhD, Electricity Distribution Leskovac,
• Goran ŠVENDA, PhD, Faculty of Technical Sciences Novi Sad.
For the participants of the conference in a special session, Branislava LEPOTIĆ KOVAČEVIĆ, PhD
gave a lecture on: ELECTRICITY SALE AND RELATED SERVICES.

Opening ceremony Stefan Gheorghe, PhD, Vice President CIRED Romania
Prof. Milan SAVIĆ, PhD Session 1
Session 3 Jelena LUKIĆ, PhD
Discussion on Pre-seminar Prof. Nenad KATIC, PhD

5th CONFERENCE
Second Regional Conference оn electricity Distribution was held on Zlatibor, October 17- 20, 2006.
700 PARTICIPANTS
H.E. Mr Radomir NAUMOV, the Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Serbia officially
Pre seminar: Deregulation of the Electric Power Industry in the Region. Lecturers were:
• Vladimir JANKOVIC, M.Sc., from “Elektromreža Serbia“ (EMS) spoke of preparations of Energy
sector for the market liberatisation in Serbia
• Stefan WANJEK manager of Reiffeisen Investment AG from Austria, spoke of privatisation in
Energy sector in the region.
• Gordan TANIĆ, PhD, from Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, gave presentation on
“Methods of price regulation“,
• Aca MARKOVIĆ, PhD, from Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, gave presentation on “The
role of the Energy agency of the Republic of Serbia in the reforms of the energy sector“,
• Miroslav MARKOVIĆ from the Electric Power Industry of Montenegro, spoke of deregulation
and restructuring of Montenegro.
Two round tables:

PLANNING PERSPECTIVES OF DISTRIBUTIVE NETWORKS IN CONDITIONS OF PRIVATIZATION
AND RESTRICTED ENTERPRISE. Moderator: Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD. Introductory speeches:
• Gunar LINDER, former president of Carl BRO, electricity distribution company: “On Practice in
Sweden”
• Aleksandar JANIC, PhD: “Serbian Legislation on Obligations of Energy Subjects Planning (With
Reference to EU Directive) and Necessary Adjustment of Organizational Structures of Electricity
Distribution Companies“
• A. VUCKOVIC. P. RAJKOVIC “Financing Resources for electricity distribution development”: 1)
Financing through the network connection, 2) Financing from owned or borrowed funds“
• S. MINIC, MSc: “Current Distribution Planning and Trends in Planning Tools Development“
• D. JOVANOVIC, PhD: “Distribution Network in the Perspective of New Conditions of Restructured
Company“
• Miroslav NIMRIHTER, PhD: “Reliability - Risk in Consumer Power Supply Distribution“
• Mirko MARINCIC, President of Electro Ljubljana Management (public enterprise for electricity
distribution) and Bostjan ZUMER, Deputy Director of Elektro Ljubljana, took active part in the
debate presenting their experience in deregulation and transition of the Slovenian electricity
distribution.
CURRENT PROBLEMS IN SECURING TELECOMMUNICATION CONNECTIONS IN

ELECTRODISTRIBUTION COMPANIES. Moderator: Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc.

Participants of the Round table were:
• S. JOVANOVIĆ: “New system of URR connections in ED Elektrotimok Zaječar”
• Miodrag PAŠĆAN: ”Digitalization of rented analogue connections and construction of transport
TC network of Elektrovojvodina”
• Milutin KARAPANDŽIĆ: “Digitalization of rented analogue connections and construction of
optical TC infrastructure in Elektrosrbija Kraljevo”
• Nenad ANTIĆ: “Experience in construction and usage of optical and URR connections in EDB”.
•
Opening ceremony
H.E. Mr Radomir NAUMOV, the Handing awards Slobodan KUJOVIC

Minister of Energy and Mining of
the Republic of Serbia
Opening ceremony Round Table Miodrag PAŠĆAN and

Extra Nena and Oliver Njego Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc.

Moderator Prof. Nenad Katić, PhD and Stefan Wanjak, Pre-seminar
Aca Marković, PhD Presentation by Prof. Miroslav Nimrihter, PhD
Preparations for Opening ceremony: Branka and Ninoslav Bjelica

6th CONFERENCE
6th conference оn electricity distribution in Serbia and Montenegro with regional participation was
held in Vrnjacka Banja in the period from September 30 to October 3, 2008.
753 PARTICIPANTS
143 FOREIGN PARTICIPANTS
H.E. Prof. Dr. Petar ŠKUNDRIĆ, the Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Serbia officially
During the Conference, a pre-seminar on Smart Grids was held. SmartGrids is a new European
Energy Supply concept implementing the technological platform which marked the beginnings of its
founding in 2005, with an objective to promote the new vision for the European electricity networks up
to 2020 and beyond.
Two round tables were also held:
ELECTRICITY LOSSES IN THE DISTRIBUTION ORGANIZATIONS AND PROBLEMS WITH THEIR
REDUCTION. Coordinator: Slobodan Kujovic.
EXPERIENCE IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PROTECTION SYSTEM AND ELECTRICITY
DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER STATIONS. Coordinator: Dusan VUKOTIC, M.Sc.
Opening ceremony H.E. Prof. Petar ŠKUNDRIĆ, PhD, Minister of Energy and
Mining of the Republic of Serbia officially opened the
conference

Opening ceremony School of musical talents in Cuprija

Opening ceremony
Desimir BOGIĆEVIĆ receives an award

Winners of recognition for the best papers
Closing ceremony
Srdjan Milosavljevic receives an award

7th CONFERENCE
7th conference оn electricity distribution with regional participation was held in Vrnjacka Banja in
the period from September 26 to October 1, 2010.
700 PARTICIPANTS
102 PAPERS (13 у СТК 1, 13 у СТК 2, 14 у СТК 3, 15 у СТК 4, 24 у СТК 5, 23 у СТК 6)
H.E. Prof. Petar ŠKUNDRIĆ, PhD, the Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Serbia
officially opened the conference.
The first day of the Conference was marked by a prominent well-attended pre-seminar on Smart or
Advanced Grids.
During the Conference, two round tables were held on the topics: Smart Grids and Non-technical
losses.
At the round table on NON-TECHNICAL LOSSES, three presentations were given. The first presentation
“ELECTRICITY LOSSES IN THE DISTRIBUTION GRID OF THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA“, by Ante Pavic,
from the Croatian electric power utility, was held, due to the author’s absence, by Dragoslav Jovanovic,
the round table moderator. The second presentation ”Non-technical electricity losses – Experience of PC
Electric Power Utility of B&H, d.d. Sarajevo” was held by Snjezana Tepavcevic from the Electric Power
Utility of B&H, while the presentation ”NON-TECHNICAL ELECTRICITY LOSSES” was given by Radovan
Stanic from EPS.
IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART-GRIDS SOLUTIONS AT PC EPS– STRATEGY AND DEVELOPMENT
TRENDS.
Talk before the Opening ceremony Opening ceremony

Opening ceremony
Opening ceremony
Mr Jovanovic with award-winning authors

Round table 1
Round table 2
Award-winning authors
Velimir STRUGAR, PhD Chairman of Session 2, 2010

8th CONFERENCE
September 23-28, 2012.
700 PARTICIPANTS
130 PAPERS (15 in Session 1, 10 in Session 2, 15 in Session 3, 28 in СТК 4,
The conference was officially opened by Mirjana FILIPOVIĆ, PhD, former Assistant Minister of
Energy, Development and Environmental Protection in the Government of the Republic of Serbia.
The special guest of the meeting was the president of the international CIRED Mr. Herbert
HEIDVOGL.
During the conference was organised session on Smart City. The lecturers were:
• Мiroslav LUTOVAC: Smart Grid, Electric Power Industry of Serbia Distribution Direction,
• Prof. Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD: Smart city, world experience,
• Smart City Novi Sad,
• Smart City Belgrade,
• Josip ALEKSIC, Schneider Electric, Telvent DMS: Smart city, roadmap,
• Kamstrup: Kamstrup’s visions for Smart Metering as the foundation for the Smart Grid.
Two round tables were organised as well:
RENEWABLE SOURCES. Coordinator: Miroslav LUTOVAC, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia
• Aleksandar VLAJČIĆ: Directives and obligations of legislation
• Saša MINIĆ: Previous experiences and problems in connecting renewable sources to distribution
network
• R. NEDIĆ: Additional requirements of distribution networks protection with integrated
renewable sources
PROBLEMATICS OF LOSSES. Coordinator: Radovan STANIĆ, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia
• R. STANIĆ: Issues of losses in Public company Electric Power Industry of Serbia
• D. SAVCIC, Z. TODOROVIC, D. MILICEVIC, S. ZARIC, Elektrodoboj: Distribution experiences in
Doboj on reducing losses

Introductory speach of Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD at the opening ceremony
CIRED president Mr. Herbert HEIDVOGL Biljana Krstic and Bistrik
Mr. Heidvogl, Dr. Jovanović, Dr. Filipović, Dr. Marković, Dr. Strugar and Dr. Vybíralík

Round Table 1 Round Table 2
Paper presentation, Vladimir Šiljkut, PhD Closing ceremony

Opening of the exhibition Awarded authors with Session Chairmen
Smiles after successful conference Gala dinner

9th CONFERENCE
September 22-26, 2014.
690 PARTICIPANTS
107 PAPERS (9 IN fORUM, 22 - Session 1, 7 - Session 2, 18 - Session 3, 18 - Session 4,
15 - Session 5, 18 - Session 6)
Conference was officialy opened by Mr. Vojkan TRIFUNOVIC, Assistant Minister of Mining and
Energy in the Government of the Republic of Serbia.
The special guest of the conference was Mr. Herbert HEIDVOGL the representative of international
CIRED.
On the first day of the conference, Forum Smart Grid was held in which 7 papers of authors from the
country and abroad were presented. Moderator: Zoran SIMENDIĆ, PhD.
Opening ceremony

Dragoslav Jovanovic, PhD Opera diva Branislava Podrumac and string quartet,
consisting of members of the Belgrade Philharmonic
Orchestra
Moderator Zoran SIMENDIC, PhD, Forum Smart Grid Meeting of the CIRED SERBIA Assembly
Awarded authors with Session Chairmen President of the Session 2 Prof. Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD
Prof. Jovica MILANOVIĆ, PhD Juliana KATIĆ

10th CONFERENCE
The 10th Jubilee Conference on Electricity Distribution Networks with Regional Participation was
held in Vrnjacka Banja in the period from September 26 to September 30, 2016
730 PARTICIPANTS
106 PAPERS (4 on the Forum, 27 - Session 1, 21 - Session 2, 15 - Session 3,
23 - Session 4, 10 - Session 5, 6 - Session 6)
The conference was opened by Olivera GUDŽULIĆ, Head of the Department for Electricity and
Technical Affairs, Department of Electric Power Industry of the Ministry of Mining and Energy in the
Government of the Republic of Serbia.
At the opening ceremony of the conferences, the highest awards were given for the successful work
and contribution to the development of the electricity distribution business: Dr. Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ.
On the first day of the conference, the Smart Grid Forum was held. The coordinator was Dr. Zoran
SIMENDIC. Within the Forum, 4 papers by authors from the country and abroad were presented. Through
the presentations, the companies presented examples from the practice: ELNOS GROUP, Mihajlo Pupin
Institute - Automation, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC, SIEMENS and GENERAL ELECTRIC.
Opening ceremony

Welcome speech by Dejan Popovic Lena Kovačević
Dragoslav Jovanović, PhD receives a BBN receives CIRED sculpture

plaque
Session 3 SMART GRID forum

Round table
Prof. Dr. Miroslav Prša with his students who took part in the conference
There were 14 business presentations of sponsors and exhibitors which were very visited.
During the Conference, 4 round tables were held on the topics :
• RESTRUCTURING OF THE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SECTOR IN SERBIA, Moderator:
Andrija VUKAŠINOVIĆ (EPSD, Belgrade)
• REDUCTION OF NONTECHNICAL LOSSES, Moderator: Nikola MILOSAVLJEVIĆ, B.Sc.E.E., EPS
Distribution
• MONITORING DEES RELIABILITY INDICATORS IN ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA
DISTRIBUTION DSO, Moderator: Željko POPOVIĆ, PhD (EPSD, Novi Sad)
• HERMETICALLY SEALED TRANSFORMERS 20 (10) / 0.42kV in DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
OF SERBIA - CONSTRUCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS AND THE APPLICATION POSSIBILITIES,
Moderator: Vladimir OSTRAĆANIN, Elektrosrbija Kraljevo

COLLOQUIA
After assessing that there is a need to organise, between the biennial CIRED Serbia conferences,
quoloquia on the latest topics of importance for electricity distribution, the following colloquia were
organised in cooperation with the Serbian Chamber of Commerce:
The first colloquium was held twice, due to the amount of shown interest: on 3rd October 2013
and on 7th November 2013, at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce in Belgrade on the following subject:
ISSUES OF CONNECTING SMALL GENERATORS TO THE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
• Connection and operation of small power plants in the electricity distribution system. Lecturer:
Vladica MIJAILOVIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Čačak.
• Impact of small power plants on the functioning of existing protection in electricity distribution
networks. Lecturer: Saša STOJKOVIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Čačak.
• Impact of distributed energy sources on losses and voltage in the electricity distribution
network. Lecturer: Assistant Professor Željko DJURIŠIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Electrical Engineering
in Belgrade.
• Practical experience in preparing the technical requirements for connecting small power plants
and the effects of connection to the electricity distribution system. Lecturer: Radovan LEKIĆ,
Vladimir OSTRAĆANIN, Elektrosrbija, Kraljevo.
The first colloquium was held in 2013
The second colloquium was held at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce on 22nd October 2015, on
the following subject:
RISK MANAGEMENT IN REHABILITATION OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION PLANTS
• Risk management in the electric power industry, international standards and world experience.
Lecturer: Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD
• Maintenance of electricity distribution plants and risk. Lecturer: Velimir STRUGAR, PhD, EPM,
Montenegro.

• Modern technologies for the purpose of operative risk reduction. Lecturer: Zoran RISTANOVIĆ,
PhD Siemens.
• Integral risk management in the smart grid environment. Lecturer: Prof. Goran ŠVENDA, PhD
Schneider-Electric.
Second colloquium held in 2015
Second colloquium held in 2015

CONFERENCE DEVELOPMENT BY YEARS
In its twenty years of existence, CIRED Serbia has organised 10 conferences. The graphic
presentation by conference years reflect all changes that took place in the past period: disintegration of
the state, economic crisis and restructuring of electric power industries, all of which had an impact on
the registered number of conference participants. As for the applications for papers, the results were
stabilised as a consequence of stricter criteria on the selection of papers, as well as reduced motivation
for research work and writing papers. The number of commercial conference participants, irrespective
of all turbulences that took place, constantly grew.
The number of registered participants in conferences was in the range between 500 and 750,
although the events were actually attended by a considerably higher number of people.

The number of companies that took part in the commercial exhibition of the tenth conference
increased by almost 100%, compared to the event in 2004. At the last three conferences, 60 companies
have presented their products and services, and owing to the shown interest which exceeded the offered
capacities, branding of the conference registration desk was introduced.
After the first conference, when the number of registered papers exceeded 200, in the following
years that number veried from 110 to 160. Concerning the last few conferences, the number of registered
papers stabilised in the range of 130 to 150.

ASSEMBLY, EXECUTIVE AND SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE
MINUTES FROM THE FIRST INSTITUTIONAL ASSEMBLY

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ASSEMBLY
The Assembly is the highest authority of CIRED Serbia and consists of all the members of the CIRED
Liaison Committee of Serbia.
The Assembly meetings were held in the course of the conferences, to make decisions on issues
defined by the Articles of Association.
The Assembly Chairmen are also Chairmen of the Executive Board.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
The Executive Board consisted of: the chairman, deputy chairman and 10 (after 2007) or 11 (up to
2007) members. The associated members without the right of decision were the Secretary and Technical
Secretary.
The Executive Board of CIRED Serbia was convened, as a rule, twice a year to discuss all matters of
importance for the work of the Association and make necessary decisions.
The most frequent topics were conference preparations (which are biennial), improvements to
be made both concerning the organisation, as well as concerning the content and quality of the actual
conference work and received papers.
Depending on the current situation, pre-seminars and forums were organised. At such gatherings,
new tendencies in the world and in our country were discussed. Chances for our involvement in state of
the art processes were particularly highlighted.
Round tables were organised, where discussions took place on important current events, first and
foremost concerning the operation, management, planning and maintenance of electricity distribution
networks.
Also, in 2013 and 2015 colloquia were organised with invited lecturers, where most of all electrical
engineers from Serbia were familiarised with certain current topics.
The Conference gained a regional (international) character in 2004, which has been preserved to
the present day. Papers have been presented not only from the neighbouring countries but also, to a
smaller extent, from other European countries. Participants from the region, countries from former
Yugoslavia and, first of all, Romania with which active cooperation has been established right from the
beginning of the regional activities.
The Executive Board manages the work between two Assembly meetings.
Presidents:
Prof. Nenad KATIĆ, PhD (1997-2005)
Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD (2005-2015)
Assistant Professor Zoran SIMENDIC, PhD (since 2015)
Vice Presidents:
Slobodan PETROVIĆ (1997-2000)
Dragan NOVAKOVIĆ (2002-2004)
Stevan MILICEVIC (2005-2010)
Goran RADOVANOVIĆ (since 2011)
Secretaries:
Dragoljub TICA, PhD (until 2002)
Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD (2003-2005)
Dejan STOJADINOVIĆ, Secretary for Information (2002-2004)
Assistant Professor Zoran SIMENDIC, PhD (2013-2015)
Technical secretary:
Marija Erdeljan (since 2006)

Members of the Executive Board:
Tomislav BOJKOVIĆ (1997-2000)
Dragan NOVAKOVIĆ (1997-2000)
Prof.Ljubomir GERIC, PhD (1997-2004)
Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, PhD (1997-2005)
Milosav FILIPOVIĆ (1997-2000)
Miroslav MARKOVIC, PhD (1997-2008)
Josif SPIRIC, PhD (1997-2005)
Prof. Milan S. SAVIC, PhD (1997-2011)
Prof. Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, PhD (1997-2008)
Miloš VUJOŠEVIĆ (1997-2004)
Zoran GUŠAVAC (1998-2000)
Zoran RISTANOVIC, PhD (2002-2004)
Miodrag SRETOVIC (2002-2004)
Slobodan KUJOVIĆ (since 2002)
Dusan KRCUM (2002-2004)
Dragoslav PERIĆ, PhD (2005-2015)
Desimir BOGIĆEVIĆ (2005-2011 and since 2015)
Prof.Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD (since 2005)
Žarko MIĆIN (since 2005)
Dušan VUKOTIĆ , M.Sc. (since 2005)
Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD (since 2005)
Prof. Nenad KATIĆ, PhD (since 2005)
Goran RADOVANOVIĆ (2007-2011)
Mika KOVAČEVIĆ (2009-2012)
Prof. Dragan TASIĆ, PhD (since 2012)
Assistant Professor Zeljko POPOVIC, PhD (since 2015)
Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD (since 2015)
Supervisory committee:
Mr. Velibor JOVANOVIC (1997-2000)
Konstantin ŽIVKOVIĆ (1997-2004)
Miodrag ANĐELKOVIĆ (1997-2004)
Milosav FILIPOVIĆ (2002-2004)
Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, PhD (Since 2005)
Josif SPIRIĆ, PhD (2005-2014)
Miodrag RISTIĆ (2005-2014)
Desimir BOGIĆEVIĆ (2011-2015)
Nenad MRAKOVIĆ (2014-2016)
Dragoslav PERIĆ, PhD (Since 2015)

RECOGNITION
At the ceremonial opening of the conference, the highest awards were given for successful work and
contribution to the development of electricity distribution activities. Winners:
1st Conference 1998, Zlatibor

1. Vladimir BALKOVOJ, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad,
2. Prof. Jovan NAHMAN, PhD, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Belgrade,
3. Dragutin STANOJEVIC, Elektrodistribucija Beograd,
2nd Conference 2000, Herceg Novi

4. Tomislav BOJKOVIĆ, Directorate for Electricity Distribution, Belgrade,
3rd Conference 2002, Vrnjacka Spa

5. Prof. Milan SAVIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Belgrade,
6. Prof. Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, Ph.D., Faculty of Electrical Engineering Podgorica,
7. Prof. Vladimir STREZOSKI, PhD, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad,
8. Josif SPIRIC, PhD, Electric Power Distribution Leskovac,
9. BBN Congress Management, for the technical organization of all conferences,
4th Conference 2004, Herceg Novi

10. Srđo MRĐA, Electrical Engineering Institute Nikola Tesla, Belgrade,
11. Miroslav MARKOVIĆ, PhD, Electric Power Company of Montenegro,
5th Conference 2006, Zlatibor

12. dr Miladin TANASKOVIC, PhD, Electricity Distribution Belgrade,
13. Slobodan KUJOVIĆ, Directorate for Electricity Distribution, Belgrade,
14. prof. Nenad KATIC, PhD, Siemens Belgrade, Novi Sad,
15. Žarko MIĆIN, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad,
16. Milenko NIKOLIC, Institute Mihailo Pupin - Automation, Belgrade,
6th Conference 2008, Vrnjacka Spa

17. Desimir BOGIĆEVIĆ, Elektrosrbija Kraljevo,
18. Prof. Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad,
19. Dragoslav PERIĆ, PhD, Senior Electrical Engineering School, Belgrade,
20. Electrical Engineering Institute Nikola Tesla, Belgrade,

21. Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD, DMS group,
22. Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc., Electric Power Distribution Belgrade,
23. Zoran RISTANOVIĆ, PhD, Siemens Beograd,

24. Slobodan PETROVIĆ, Chamber of Commerce. Serbia,
25. Bogdan FUNDUK, Electricity Distribution Belgrade,
26. Goran RADOVANOVIC, Electricity Distribution Belgrade,

27. Aca MARKOVIC, PhD, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia,
28. Prof. Dragan TASIĆ, PhD, Faculty of Electronic Engineering Niš,
10th Conference 2016, Vrnjačka Spa

29. Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, PhD
On occasion of the anniversary of the special statue, they received support for all counseling:
30. the Electric Power Industry of Serbia - general sponsor,

31. Elektromreža Serbia (EMS) - patron,
32. Mihajlo Pupin Institute - Automation - golden sponsor,
33. Siemens Belgrade - golden sponsor,
34. Schneider Electric Belgrade - golden sponsor,
35. NHBG Žiks-Hard - Exhibitor,
36. BBN Congress Management, for the technical organization of all conferences.
Josif Spirić receiving an award
Goran Radovanović receiving an award

BEST PAPERS
At each conference, after the presentation of all papers the committee chairmen selected the most
prominent papers.
SESSION 1
1998. At the First Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution from the field of application of Session
1 – DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS, the selected paper was:
Р-1.12 ON THE EFFECTS OF INSTALLING EARTHING IN THE SAME TRENCH WITH 20 kV
POLYETHYLENE CABLES
Author: Vladimir BALKOVOJ, PE Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
Although polyethylene cables due to their insulation through electrical protection do not behave
as natural earthing, their contribution to lower voltage of earthing in substations during earth
connection is significant. This fact is frequently overseen, so that additional ribbon earthing
is needlessly applied in the same trench with polyethylene cables. The validity of conducting
additional earthing may be assessed through computation, in orderbto avoid unnecessary
works and costs.
2000. At the Second Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution from the field of application of
Session 1 – ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION PLANTS AND LINES, the selected paper was:
Р-1.10 SHORTER DURATION OF LARGE FAULT REMOVAL IN SF 6 PLANTS
Author: Vladica MIJAILOVIĆ, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Čačak
ABSTRACT
The paper gives an overview of measures, including major results of the technical and economic
analysis thereof, referring to improved accessibility of each SF6-plant chamber and shorter
duration of dismantling by early fault detection-prediction. Observed in detail, the following
was done in the paper:
• Analysis in terms of implementation of hybrid plants and comparison with corresponding
(similar) configuration of SF6 plants;
• Overview of methods used for fault prediction and location in SF6 plants;
• Overview of key results of viability analysis concerning procurement and implementation of
devices for continual monitoring of circuit-breakers, as the most expensive element of SF6
plants and
• Overview of the latest world research directed towards verifying the required reliability level of
electronic devices which may replace conventional devices used for plant monitoring.
2002. At the Third Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution from the field of application of
Session 1 - ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION PLANTS AND LINES, the selected paper was:
Р-1.7: IMPACT OF CABLES WITH NON-ISOLATED METAL SHIELD ON CHARACTERISTICS OF
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS EARTHING
Authors: Jovan NAHMAN, Dragutin SALAMON, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade, Vladimir
DJORDJEVIĆ, Electric Power Industry of Serbia
ABSTRACT
In the paper is proposed a model for assessment of characteristics of complex earthing systems
consisting of distribution substation earthing and MV cables metal shields supplied from the

observed substation taking into consideration the magnetic link and saturation of MV cable
fittings.
2004. At the IV Conference, i.e. the Second Regional Conferense on Electricity Distribution in the Session
1: DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES, the paper was chosen:
I-1.3 CALCULATION OF CONDUCTOR TENSIONS OF A TENSION ANGLE SUPPORT TAKING INTO
ACCOUNT SHIFTING OF THE POLE BODY
Authors: Goran ŽIVADINOVIĆ, Electric Power Distribution of Belgrade, SCG, Đorđe GLIŠIĆ, Electric
Power Distribution of Belgrade, SCG
ABSTRACT
Тhe problem considered here was treated in Ref. [1] for particular case of tension-line support. This
paper deals with the influence of shifting (declination) of a tension-angle support on conductor
tensions and sags in neighboring sections of an overhead distribution line. The overhead line
designed with reinforced concrete pole and steel reinforced aluminum conductors is analyzed.
Shifting of tension–angle support is caused either by changing of conductor temperature and/
or different maximum working conductor tensions in two neighboring sections defined by
designer of overhead line. Shifting of the support caused only by different conductor tensions
at critical temperature is treated here. Influence of temperature on conductor tensions and sags
will be the subject of some other paper. It is pointed out that problem which appears in Ref.
[1], can be treated as a special case of consideration explained here. We hope that the matter is
comprehensively treated.
2006. At the Fifth Conference, ie the Second Regional Conferense on Electricity Distribution in the
Session 1: DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES, the paper was chosen:
R-1.2 TRANSFERRED POTENTIAL FROM SUBSTATION HV/MV BY THREE-PHASE LINE COMPOSED
OF THREE SINGLE-CORE CABLES
Authors: Dragan TASIĆ, Miodrag STOJANOVIĆ, Faculty of Electronics Niš
ABSTRACT
The medium-voltage single-core cables with crosslinked polyethylene insulation (i.e. cable
types XHE 48, XHE 49) have been finding more application lately. Therefore it is necessary to
analyze the grounding characteristics of the three-phase medium-voltage lines composed of
three single-core cables also. Because of that, this paper analyzes the grounding effects and the
potential transferred by three-phase line composed of three single-core cables. The influence
of the number of distribution substations, which the line supplies, as well as the influence
of grounding resistance of these substations on the intensity of the transferred potential are
considered.
The value of the transferred potential is largest on the earth electrode of the first distribution
substation, i.e. of the distribution substation nearest to the feeding substation. From the view
of the transferred potential, the worst case is when that is only substation supplied by the cable
line. By increasing the number of substations supplied by the line a significant decrease of the
value of the transferred potential on the earth electrode of the first substation occurs.
The value of the transferred potential depends on the number of substations supplied by the
cable line and on the modulus of the ratio of impedances and . If the value is larger, the value of
the transferred potential is that much lower.
In the cases when the first distribution substation is quite near to the feeding substation or
when there is a large difference in the distances between neighbouring substations, there is a
detailed calculation to be made, from the aspect of the transferred potential.
The steady value of the earth electrode impedance , which comprises the influence of the cable
line in calculation of the earth electrode of the substation, is achieved with a smaller number of
substations connected to the line if the value is larger.
Key words: transferred potential, substation, single-core cable.
2008. At VI Conference On Electricity Distribution in Serbia and Montenegro with regional participation
in the Session 1: DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES, the paper was chosen:
R-1.16 GROUNDING EFFECTS OF MEDIUM VOLTAGE CABLE LINES

Authors: Dragan TASIĆ, Faculty of Electronic Engineering Niš, Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, Electric Power
Distribution Belgrade, Vladimir BALKOVOJ, PE Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad, Miodrag STOJANOVIĆ,
Faculty of Electronic Engineering Niš
ABSTRACT
This paper deals with grounding effects of medium voltage cable lines.
Even though the medium voltage cables with cross - linked polyethylene insulation (XHE cables)
and insulated shield have become commonly used in last decade in distributive networks in
Serbia, the medium voltage cables with impregnated paper insulation and non - insulated shield
(NPO cables) are still widely spread.
Metallic shield cables with armature, protected from corrosion with textile, impregnated paper,
jute, several months after they are laid, due to moisture, come into a good contact with soil.
Based on the large number of calculations for NPO13 (IPO13) cables, the criteria for classification
of cable lines (short or long cable line), regarding their length, is obtained.
Obtained results are compared with ones presented in existing literature.
Influences of grounding electrode resistances and the number of distribution substations,
supplied by cable line, on the grounding characteristics are discussed for three-phase cable
lines, composed of three XLPE type single-core cables.
Beside the impedance which shows grounding characteristics of cable line, potentials transferred
from HV/MV by these lines are also discussed.
Key words: Medium voltage cables, grounding, transferred potentials.
2010. At VII Conference On Electricity Distribution in Serbia and Montenegro with regional participation
in the Session 1: DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS AND POWER LINES, the paper was chosen:
Р-1.13 CURRENT LOADING OF POWER LINES 10kV AND INFLUENCE ON SELECTION OF STANDARD
SECTION
Authors: Dragan TASIĆ, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Niš, Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, Electric Power
Distribution Belgrade, Miodrag STOJANOVIĆ, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Niš
ABSTRACT
Underground cables are generally used in urban distribution networks because of urban
demands and requirement on high reliability. Medium voltage cables with cross-linked
polyethylene insulation are used in many developed countries. Development and usage of these
cables is especially significant in last thirty years. It should also be pointed out that cables with
paper insulation are still used significantly. The fact that paper cables are still used points on
their high reliability.
Technical recommendation of Electrical Utility Serbia no. 3 (TP 3) recommended NPO 13-A and
XHE 49-A cables with 50, 95, 150 and 240mm2 cross-section areas for 10kV cable networks.
Current-carrying capacity (ampacity) for 10kV three-core cables NPO 13-A, cross-section
150mm2 and 240mm2, as well as for 10kV single-core cables XHE 49-A, cross-section 120mm2,
150mm2 and 185 mm2 are analysed in normal and emergency operations. The analysis shows
that ampacity of cables in emergency operation is significant, and consequently it is allowed
overloading of cables in normal operations compared to existing practice.
Based on the conducted analysis, it can be concluded that, for cables with solid dielectric, type XHE
49 A, instead of standard cross section of cables that are adopted in TP 3, for common conditions
of cable laying without special screened sand, we should use for group cable laying cross section
of 185mm2, and for individual cable laying cross section of 120mm2. Besides economical reasons
for changes in TP 3 when standard cross sections for type of cable XHE 49-A, 10kV is in question,
previous use of cables with 150mm2 (240mm2) cross section often were leaded to requirement
for changing of current transformers ratio. If the usage of 10kV cables type XHE 49-A with cross
section of 150mm2 (240mm2) will be continued, it is necessary to check out optimal number of
MV feeders from HV/MV substation in accordance with ampacity for given cables.
Key words: Medium voltage cables, Current-carrying capacity (ampacity), emergency operation,
typical cross-section.
2012. At VIII Conference On Electricity Distribution In Serbia with regional participation in the Session

Р-1.13 NON-IONIZING RADIATION LEVELS OF 35kV OVERHEAD AND CABLE LINES
Authors: Maja GRBIĆ, Aleksandar PAVLOVIĆ, Electrical Engineering Institute «Nikola Tesla», Belgrade,
Milica TAUŠANOVIĆ, Vladimir ŠILJKUT, Electric Power Distribution Belgrade
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the results of testing of low frequency non-ionizing radiation (E and B
field strength, NIR) in the vicinity of 35kV OHL and cable (underground) lines. Along these
lines, particular locations were chosen for measuring, without other objects’ influence to NIR.
As critical ones, sections of OHLs in vicinity of urban areas were chosen. In the case of cable
lines, measuring points were positioned along direction normal to cable axes. Some number of
measuring points were distributed directly above cable lines. For both, OHLs and cable lines,
spatial distribution of NIR, caused by these lines, has been recorded.
The testing results were analyzed to determine critical situations and to estimate the maximum
NIR levels during periods of maximum loads of NIR sources mentioned above. According to
Serbian national legislation the categorization of 35kV OHL and cable lines, based on estimated
maximum NIR levels, was carried out.
Key words: non-ionizing radiation (abbr. NIR), E field, B field, overhead lines (OHL), cable lines.
2014. At IX Conference On Electricity Distribution In Serbia with regional participation in the Session
Р-1.14 THE USE OF SPREADSHEETS TO CALCULATE THE RELIABILITY OF SUBSTATIONS
Authors: Dragoslav PERIĆ, EMS SERBIA, Belgrade, Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, Electricity Distribution
Belgrade, Nebojša PETROVIĆ, EMS SERBIA, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
This paper describes web application for calculating the reliability of using spreadsheets, with
special highlighting features that are characteristic of the web environment (teamwork, keeping
the data on the web, keeping history of changes, etc.). In the Web application has been made
program for the calculation of the reliability of substations using the method of selective search,
where all elements of the scheme are grouped into functional blocks. The program contains
sections relating to: data entry of elements of substation and the possibility of its change for
the sensitivity analysis, defining the composition and calculation of parameters of the blocks,
defining the impact of failures of blocks to the function of the plant, as part of the table and
graph show the results of calculations. For all parts of the program are given correct structures
and list the formula used. In addition, the article describes how to access and use the program
set on the web. Key words: spreadsheets, reliability, substations.
2016. At X Conference On Electricity Distribution in Serbia with regional participation in the Session 1:
POWER LINES ELEMENTS, the paper was chosen:
R-1.17 SELF AND MUTUAL IMPEDANCES OF POWER CABLES
Authors: Miodrag STOJANOVIĆ, Dragan TASIĆ, Nenad CVETKOVIĆ, University of Niš, Faculty of
Electronic Engineering, Niš
ABSTRACT
Having information about values of serial self and mutual impedance of cables is very important
for design of power cable lines, as well as for their exploitation. Self impedances of conductor and
metal sheath consist of their external and internal impedances and determining each of them
includes certain difficulties. Equations for calculating internal impedance of the circular solid
conductor are known for a long time. On the other hand requirement to increase current capacity
of cables has implied using of new constructive solutions for conductors as well as an increasing
conductor’s cross-section up to 3000mm2. For these conductors, earlier derived relations for
circular solid conductors cannot be applied directly. The main problem in calculation of self-
and mutual- external impedances is taking in consideration of the ground return path. Relations
for calculation of ground impedance for chosen frequency are known for almost a century.
However, they are not suitable for engineering calculations, since they require the computation
of modified Bessel functions of complex variables as well as numerical calculation of infinite
integrals that do not have a closed form solution. A large number of simplified engineering
relations have been developed to avoid numerical integration. These relations are often used

without knowing the assumptions and omissions under which they have been derived and how
accurate they are. This paper provides an overview of the relations for calculation of cable self-
and mutual impedances. The accuracy of relations is illustrated on a test example.
Key words: Power cables, self and mutual serial impedances.
SESSION 2
2 – QUALITY OF ELECTRICITY IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the selected paper:
Р-2.04 ELIMINATION OF HIGHER HARMONICS IN ELECTRIC POWER NETWORKS BY APPLICATION
OF STANDARD TYPES OF FILTERS
Authors: Aleksandra POPOVAC DAMLJANOVIĆ, Еlectricity distribution Belgrade, Milan ĆALOVIĆ,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The increasing implementation of dervices with non-linear characteristics, especially energy
transducers, has resulted in a greater content of higher harmonics in electric power networks.
One of the methods for elimination of higher harmonics is also incorporation of higher harmonics
filters. The paper describes the standard types of higher harmonics filters. Moreover, the results
of calculations of higher harmonics elimination were tested on the example of switchyards of
Smederevo Iron Works and District Heating Station Voždovac.
Session 2 – POWER QUALITY IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the selected paper was:
Р-2.11 JEOPARDISED LOW-VOLTAGE NETWORK FROM ATMOSPHERIC OVERVOLTAGES
Authors: Milan S. SAVIĆ, Zlatan STOJKOVIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The first part of the paper gives an overview of experience from other countries concerning
damages caused by inadequate surge protection from atmospheric overvoltages in low-voltage
networks and consumer installations. The second part of the paper gives a numeric simulation
of overvoltages caused by direct atmospheric discharge in different ranges of overhead lines in
front of the consumers. Research was done concerning the impact of point of lightning on the
overvoltage level of consumer, impact of earthing resistance of poles, as well as the impact of
equivalent capacity of plant installation.
Session 2 – POWER QUALITY IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, the selected paper was:
Р-2.5 CONSUMER PROTECTION AGAINST ATMOSPHERIC OVERVOLTAGES BY SURGE DIVERTERS
AT THE POLE
Authors: Petar VUKELJA, Jovan MRVIĆ, Dejan HRVIĆ, the Nikola Tesla Institute, of Electrical
Engineering, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The paper deals with the efficiency of consumer protection against atmospheric overvoltages by
surge diverters at the pole in the low-voltage network with the TT supply system. Experimental
research and calculations were carried out. It was noted that surge diverters at the pole do not
ensure efficient consumer protection in buildings and that for overtvoltage consumer protection
additional protection needs to be imbedded into the switch cabinet of building.
2004. At the IV Conference, ie the First Regional Conference on Electricity Distribution in the Session 2:
POWER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the paper was chosen:
Р-2.9 RISK ASSESSMENT OF MIDDLE-VOLTAGE OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE FAILURES
RESULTING FROM LIGHTNING DISCHARGES
Authors: Miloš PROTIĆ, Elektroprimorska, Nova Gorica, Slovenia, Janko KOSMAČ, Electrotechnical
Institute «Milan Vidmar», Ljubljana, Slovenia
ABSTRACT
The paper presents one of possible methods for assessment of the failure risk of the particular

middle voltage (MV) feeder resulting from lightning discharges taking place in the Slovenian
distribution network. The reason for this kind of faults are either direct lighting strokes into
an MV overhead transmission line (OHL) or induced overvoltages caused by lighting strokes
in the immediate OHL vicinity. The method based on correlation of registered MV OHL faults
resulting from lighting discharges and localized lighting discharges. Failures were acquired
from operational logbooks which enable statistics of causes leading to MV OHL failures. Lighting
discharges along the path of particular feeder were obtained by filtering data sets of the SCALAR
system adapted for the tree structure of the observed feeder. Results gained with this method
are satisfactory and represent the first quantitative assessment of failure risks resulting from
lightning discharges on the basis of the knowledge of lightning stoke density.
2006. At the V Conference, ie the Second Regional Conference on Electricity Distribution in the Session
2: POWER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the paper was chosen:
R-2.2 AN APPROACH TO MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL POWER EQUIPMENT, BASED ON INDICES
OF QUALITY OF SUPPLY AND FAULT CAUSE ANALYSIS
Authors: Milanko RADIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad, Dušan RADIĆ, EM Inženjering LLC, Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
This article presents the results of four-year long processing of data about outages in the
distribution network of Elektrovojvodina, which have caused interruptions in supply of
electrical energy to the customers.
In articles published earlier, on conferences and in magazines, the same author has presented a
detailed review of indices of quality of supply and realization of basic aims, which are set at the
begining of the work on this subject, during year 2002.
Indices analysis have emphasized as long term goal the improvement of quality of electrical
switchgear maintenance, with the improvement of supply as the main goal.
Parallel with processing of indices of quality of supply, detailed fault analysis have also been
performed, in cases when these faults caused destruction of high voltage equipment.
By patient, long time recording and analysis of switchgear faults and incidents causes, the
equipment with lowest reliability was located and it was placed in focus of maintenance
planning.
The approach has been switched from theoretical to realy optimized maintenance, which along
with expense minimization enables increasing of operation reliability of distribution system.
Such approach to maintenance is worldwide known as RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance).
An assumption for implementation of this approach to maintenance is locating of low reliability
elements in operation. It is accomplished by using modern, microcomputer devices for
measuring and testing of indices of on-line equipment status.This way, unreliable elements are
located and faults are detected in an early phase, so that the maintenance plan could include the
necessary operations on repairing and replacement of these elements.
Aiming to implement this approach to maintenance, during year 2005. Elektrovojvodina has
purchased the newest diagnostic equipment for testing of protection devices, power and
instrument transformers and surge arresters. The plan for year 2006. includes purchasing of
fault recording device for substations 110/x and 35/xkV and a device for quality assessment of
delivered electrical energy.
During year 2005. this approach has helped to locate 58 unreliable instrument transformers
110kV in operation. This has resulted in planning of their replacement during year 2006.
Key words: reliability, maintenance, quality, interruption, fault.
2008. At the VI CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO with

regional participation in the Session 2: POWER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the best paper
was chosen:
Р 2.8. MEASURING OF THE THIRD HARMONIC IN CURRENT OF NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR IN LOW
VOLTAGE POWER DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
Authors: Aleksandar JOVIC, Southeast, ED Leskovac, Dobrivoje STOJANOVIC, Faculty of Electronic
Engineering, Nis
ABSTRACT

This paper deals with the analysis of presence of the third harmonic in current of neutral
conductor, in three phase fourwire low voltage network, at different types of consumers. With
increase of use of nonlinear devices by consumers, the distortion of load current emerge, and
thus the presence of higher harmonics in low voltage network is even more expressed. For each
analysed type of load, total proportional increase of losses is calculated, due to presence of
higher harmonics which are divisible with three, in relation with losses which exist when only
unsymmetry in phases with basic harmonic is present.
At start, the explanation of current source in neutral conductor is given, also with current of
higher harmonic divisible with three, when nonlinear devices are energized. The paper also deals
with presence of unsymmetry in low voltage distribution network. The results given in paper
are based on measuring in distribution transformer stations 10/0, 4 kV and some low voltage
taps in PD “Jugoistok” Niš” - Branch “Elektrodistribucija Leskovac”. The chosen transformer
stations are placed in different sections of town and feed different types of consumers. The
next types of consumption are analysed: commercial, condominium with remote heating, office
consumption and condominium without remote heating.
Key words: current of neutral conductor, third harmonic of current, unsymmetry of load, losses,
power distribution network.
2010. At the VII CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

with regional participation in the Session 2: POWER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the paper
was chosen:
Р-2.09 ANALYSIS OF POWER QUALITY INFLUENCE ON INDUSTRY PROCESS RELIABILITY ON THE
EXAMPLE OF MSK KIKINDA
Authors: Branislav JANKOVIĆ, Radislav MILANKOV, Elektrovojvodina, ED Zrenjanin, Kikinda
ABSTRACT
This paper shows the influence of power quality on process reliability in chemical industry
on the example of Methanol and acetic acid complex (MSK) in Kikinda. MSK requires that the
production process functions reliably during distribution grid supply only, without starting their
auxiliary generator rated at 16 MVA, which in turn should considerably reduce their production
expenses. By taking into consideration all of the operating conditions in MSK, Elektrovojvodina
and EPS primarily from the aspect of voltage sags and interruptions, but also from other aspects
which are a benefit of used measuring equipment, i.e. the acquired measurement results a
power quality analysis has been conducted. All of the exploitation conditions of the supply
infrastructure which supply MSK have been checked and all the required voltage and current
measurements on 110kV and 20kV voltage levels have been carried out in different connection
statuses, with or without operation of the generator. It really shows that most of disturbances
that interfere with the production process are in relationship with voltage sags, which have
shown to be the most fatal for process stability in MSK operation to this day. Influence of
the measures taken by MSK regarding relay protection and uninterrupted supply of critical
consumers have also been assessed. It has been determined that, regardless of the fact that
voltage sags occur in the distribution system as well as in the transmission system, the process
can be sustained by adequate preliminary actions. Recommendation of the required actions
in order to reduce the influence of voltage sags, which should contribute to a reliable power
supply, have been given on the basis of analysis of the acquired data on voltage sags, i.e. domains
for resolving the problems at hand have been singled out.
Key words: quality, sag, reliability, process.
2012. At the VIII CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO with
was chosen:
R-2.07 VOLTAGE CONDITIONS IN THE DIRECTLY SUPPLIED DISTRIBUTION NETWORK WITH
DISTRIBUTED GENERATOR
Authors: Vedad BEČIROVIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo, Mirsad HASANIĆ, Concession
Committee of then Federation of B& H, , Sarajevo,
Bojan NIKOLIĆ, Selma HANJALIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

ABSTRACT
In this paper are discussed voltage conditions in the distribution network which is supplied
from a powerfull network (a high-voltage network (HV)) and a distributed generator (DG). This
configuration is typical for «small towns». A presence of DG in these networks is very common
(small hydropowerplant, wind-generator, photovoltaic system, etc.). DG in this network has
a significant impact on the voltage conditions, and thus on the power quality (PQ). The aim
of this paper is to show voltage conditions in a real network, and to analyze PQ according to
the standard EN50160. The quazystate regimes of the network and the scenario of DG failure,
including its impact on voltage dips in low voltage network, were analyzed. The voltage profiles
in the quazystate regime were obtained by analyzing a loadflow (LF). The conclusions of this
paper refer to the recommendations of DG work in terms of the voltage conditions and the
powerloss in the network, the voltage regulation from the HV network and the reliability of
electrical energy supply. This work may provide an answer to the question of selection of an
approximate boundary of DG power in a distribution network that has a similar configuration.
Key words: distributed generator (DG), load flow (LF), power quality (PQ), voltage dips,
standard EN50160.
2014. At the IX CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO with

was chosen:
R-2.03 POWER QUALITY ANALYSIS AND INTERACTION BETWEEN THE TRANSMISSION AND THE
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AT THE RECEPTION-DELIVERY SPOT OF ELECTRICITY
Authors: Nenad ZLATKOVIC, Zeljko MARKOVIC, Nenad MRAKOVIC, JP EPS - Directorate for Electricity
Distribution, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the results of pilot measure of power quality at 110kV. For the measurement
point is selected the reception-delivery spot of electricity from the transmission system to the
distribution system, at TS 110/35/20/10kV Arandjelovac. Measurements were performed
with network analyzers, high accuracy class A, according to IEC 61000-4-30. Analysis of the
results was carried out according to SRPS EN 50160 and according to Transmission system
operator (TSO) requirements. The aim of this paper is to indicate the necessity to establish a
unified system for power quality monitoring. This system would allow monitoring of events
that transferred from distribution system to transmission system and vice versa. The paper
indicates some irregularities and inaccuaracies of power quality regulations in the Republic of
Serbia. In the conclusion, the paper sets out the proposals for amendment of certain articles of
these regulations.
Key words: Power quality, Network Analyzer, Norme SRPS EN 50160.
2016. At the X CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

with regional participation in the Session 2: POWER QUALITY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY,
the best paper was chosen:
R-2.15 AN OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION PROBLEM OF THE 35 KV SUBSTATION WITH INSULATED
NEUTRAL CONNECTED TO OVERHEAD LINE IN MOUNTAINOUS REGIA
Authors: Milan SAVIĆ, Mile ŽARKOVIĆ, Ratko KOVAČIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade,
Serbia, Marko MIJIĆ, Elnos BL, Banja Luka, Mladen BANJANIN, Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
Eastern Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
ABSTRACT
During the exploitation of the HE plant Bočac 1 at river Vrbas in the 35kV substation couple
insulation failures happened in the short time period (35kV winding of power transformer for
self plant consumption failure, 35kV cable termination outage, surge arrester damage, 35kV
fuse housing breaking causing three phase short circuit with explosion). The over-voltages
study was performed in two directions:
a) Lightning overvoltage study for the case when 35kV lines with shield wire connected to the
substation, built at rocky terrain, are subjected to the lightning discharges,
b) The experimental investigation of the single line controlled arcing ground fault in 35kV

system. From lightning overvoltage study it was proven that some of accidents are caused by
lightning strikes. From log-books the exact timing of the accident was detected and compared to
the results of lightning detection system owned by Independent System Operator in Bosnia and
Herzegovina and strong correlation was found. The following problems considering lightning
initiated failures are detected:
• It was found that one set of surge arresters mounted at the outer wall of substation
building close to the cable terminations connecting end of overhead line with 35/0.4kV
transformer for self consumption is not sufficient for efficient overvoltage protection. Another
set of surge arrester mounted directly at the dry type transformer for self consumption must be
mounted to perform full protection.
• The analyzed 35kV system with isolated neutral point has only indication of the ground
faults, which can have unlimited duration. From this reason surge arrester selection for such
a system is a complicated problem. Three surge arresters from different manufactures are
compared and only one surge arresters type has adequately low residual voltage characteristics
to protect insulation and enough high temporary overvoltage withstand ability for ground faults
with unlimited duration in 35kV network.
Transient over-voltages caused by arcing ground fault are experimentally simulated in controlled
conditions. The arc length was controlled in such a way that intermittent arc duration was
couple of periods, giving high overvoltage factors, acceding the value of 2.8 per unit. The number
of performed experiments was not great enough to deduce overvoltage statistical parameters,
but experiments showed that arcing fault can cause high overvoltage and that the intermittent
ground fault can have long duration causing number of transients stressing insulation. The
results are afterwards numerically simulated to proof the mechanism of overvoltage origination.
Key words: Lightning overvoltages, surge arresters, insulated neutral, ground faults.
SESSION 3
3 - DISTRIBUTION POWER LINES, the selected paper was:
Р-3.02 NONSTATIONARY STATES OF HEATING OF CONDUCTORS IN OVERHEAD POWER LINES IN
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
Authors: Dragan TASIĆ, Faculty of Electronics, Niš, Nikola RAJAKOVIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
Belgrade, Miodrag STOJANOVIĆ, Faculty of Electronics, Niš
ABSTRACT
The paper presents a mathematical model for analysis of nonstationary states of heating of
conductors in overhead power lines, where conductors are observed as isothermic bodies. The
differential equation based on equal treatment of energy for conductor heating and energy where
one part goes for actual heating of conductor and the other part is carried from the conductor
surface to the surrounding environment, can be resolved, in each specific case, by means od
some of the numeric methods. Based on some assumptions, some of the variables in the original
mathematical model become constants, which makes it possible to obtain a simplified model
where an analytical solution of differential equation is posssible. These two approaches were
compared on a concrete example and it was noted that the simplified model is completely
satisfactory. Moreover, the simplified model makes it easier to envisage the dependance of the
conductor heating time constant on some values of influence.
Session 3 – DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS OPERATION, the selected paper was:
Р-3.02 AUTONOMOUS DEVICE FOR METERING VOLTAGE SAGS
Authors: Milan RADUNOVIĆ, Nikola PEŠALJ, Electricity Distribution Sombor, Srdjan STANKOVIĆ,
GAUS StS, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
This paper deals with the device for transient resistances metering at disconnector poles,
disconnecting switches and circuit breakers in substations. The device is developed, and is
particularly convenient for field work (manual mode) at the time of substation overhauling

when substations have no supply at all. Apart from the function of transient resistance testing,
the device can also be used for field testing of protection thermic (bimetal) relays in substations.
Device supply and regulation of rated current is done from the same starter lead accumulator
12V=(Cn ≥ 55 Ah), the operation parametres (reprogramming of stored programmes) and
metering results are set up in communication with the computer by means of special software
(automatic mode). The current regulation span is from 0А до 100 А=, at an inlet voltage of
minimum 10 V= and outlet voltage of maximum 5 V= (voltage sag in testing point).
Session 3 - DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS OPERATION, the selected paper was:
Р-3.13 DETERMINATION OF CHARACTERISTIC DIAMETRE OF BOUNDARY ZONE AROUND THE
CABLE FOR VARIABLE LOAD BY IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FINITE ELEMENTS METHOD,
Author: Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, Electricity Distribution Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The paper analyses the impact of air temperature changes and temporal variable currents on
temperature changes in spatial points and around the cable. It presents the established impact
of temperature on transporting heat by convection in winter and summer ambient conditions.
The paper also presents the manner of establishing a characteristic diameter by means of which
the alternating heat resistance of earth is calculated by application of equivalent heat charts and
the finite elements method.
2004. At the IV Conference, i.e. the First Regional Conference on Electricity Distribution in the Session
3: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the paper was chosen:
R-3.16 CALCULATIONS AND ANALYSIS OF POSSIBILITIES FOR INCREASE OF DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS RELIABILITY
Authors: Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, Jadranka RADOVIĆ, Vladan RADULOVIĆ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
Podgorica, Serbia and Montenegro, Velimir STRUGAR, Electric power industry of Montenegro, Serbia
and Montenegro
ABSTRACT
Reliable electricity supply is one of the basic requirements set by the consumers, which must be
fulfilled both by the whole electric power system and its subsystems and some of its components
which are responsible for consumer supply. Electricity distribution systems on the one hand are
characterised by investment of considerable financial resources in their realisation and, on the
other hand, concentration of consumers which very much differ concerning their characteristics
and demands in terms of electricity supply continuity. For that reason, the assessment of
reliable electricty supply of consumers and the economic quantification thereof should, taking
into account damages caused by interrupted supply, be the essential components of electricity
distribution optimisation. This assessment can have a considerable impact on the concept of
system development. Elaboration of the reliability calculation metod, as well as determination
and calculation of reliability indicators, are the basic stages of research on the reliability of
electricity distribution systems. There are many methods from literature which analyse the
problem of reliability, both for some parts of the electric power system (generators, plants,
distribution lines etc.) as well as the entire system. These methods mutually differ in terms some
accepted and disregarded assumptions, possibilities of taking into account different impacts
and situataions and the complexity thereof. The most frequently used methods are: the Markov
state model, the Monte Carlo simulation method, the block-diagram method, the fault tree
method, and similar. In this paper based on the mathematical models, the Markov state models
method and the block diagram methods, programmes have been done in MATLAB which provide
computations and analyses of electricity distribution reliability indicators. The implementation
of these programmes and comparisons between their capabilities and features will be illustrated
on the example of reliability computations of the actual electricity distribution system. By using
these programmes and statistically processed data on failures in certain elements of the actual
electricity distribution system in a sufficiently long period in the past, characteristic reliability
indicators of the observed electricity distribution system will be determined. Through analysis
of the obtained results, in addition to comparing the charactersistics of used models, possibilities

will be considered and proposals given for increasing the operating reliability and security of
supply within the observed ED system, and for optimal maintenance planning.
2006. At the V Conference, ie the Second Regional Conference on Electricity Distribution in the Session
3 - OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the paper was chosen:
R-3.4 FAULT RECORDER APPLICATION IN CALCULATING OF I2t DISTRIBUTION CIRCUIT
BREAKERS MAINTENANCE CRITERION
Author: Saša STOJKOVIĆ, Faculty of Engineering, Čačak
ABSTRACT
In the maintenance of switching equipment transition from time-based to condition-based
maintenance is evident. The main objective is to avoid very expensive and often unnecessary
dismantling of arc extinguishing chamber and overhaul of operating mechanism. The experience
of many utilities in the world has shown that opening of arc extinguishing chamber in some
cases can reduce the availability of circuit breaker because of badly done work. Due to this
reason the application of monitoring and diagnostic techniques in order to determine breaker
state is used more and more.
On-line monitoring systems most often are not economically justified for distribution breaker
technologies. Due to that reason, in this paper the application of digital fault recorder in the
determining of i2t contact wear criterion is analyzed. Fault recorders are intended for many
specific analysis - short-circuits, relay protection operation, power quality analysis and so on.
But, if some technical and organizational conditions are met, they can serve as maintenance
support tool. In this paper it is presented how it can be done.
Key words: maintenance, monitoring, circuit breaker, fault recorder, electric contact wear,
overhaul.
2008. At the VI CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

with regional participation in the Session 3 - OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS, the paper was chosen:
Р-3.5 REVITALIZATION OF 10 kV OVERHEAD LINE USING COVERED CONDUCTOR
Authors: Dušan ČOMIĆ, Strahil GUŠAVAC, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
This paper, entitled «Revitalization of 10kV Overhead line Using Covered Conductor», deals
with the results obtained from the analysis about revitalization of existed 10kV overhead line
«Cortanovci» without abendoning right-of-way and changing sound distribution poles.
The mentioned 10kV overhead line was built 40 years ago and now it is near the end of its life
time. Revitalization is now needed due to many failures and power interruptions mostly caused
by lush vegetation. The only way to solve this problem is to change bare Al/steel conductors
with covered conductors of the same cross-section.
This paper describes the cost-benefit analysis, advantages, experiences, conductor sag approval,
static approval of distribution poles in the case of covered conductor application.
Key words: Overhead line, Revitalization, Covered conductor, Cost-benefit analysis.
2010. At the VII CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

Р.3.11 GIS AND GPS TECHNOLOGY IN ELECTRICITY POWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY OF
BELGRADE
Authors: Miladin TANASKOVIC, Srdjan BROZOVIC, Majan NIKOLIC, Vladimir STOJICIC, Electric
Power Distribution Belgrade, Ljubisa ADZEMOVIC, Zelimir JOVANOVIC, Dusan OSTOJIC, Livona,
Belgrade, Serbia
ABSTRACT
The Article describes the implementation of GIS and GPS technologies in Electricity Distribution
Belgrade. GIS technology is used as an integrative platform for storing all data of an electricity
power distribution system. GPS is used as a primary tool for collecting or updating GIS data in
the field. Both technologies have been implemented through EDB GIS project. In the second step

EDB GIS project will be dealing with GIS interfaces to external systems such as BILLING, SCADA,
DMS.
Key words: Geografical Information System (GIS), Global Position System (GPS), Architecture.
2012. At the VIII CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

Р-3.14 ANNUAL COST OF ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION GRID AS UTILITY EFFICIENCY
MEASURE
Authors: Slobodan MAKSIMOVIĆ, Vladimir ŠILJKUT, Electric Power Distribution Belgrade
ABSTRACT
This paper elaborates the methodology for annual summary costs calculations of electrical
power distribution grid in the posession and responsibility of a public Utility. The influence of
different kinds of costs on Utility’s economic efficiency has been analyzed and commented. The
paper emphasizes the need of determination of optimal rate between particular kinds of grid’s
costs, i.e. determination of such a rate between network’s load and power losses within it, by
which the maximum of economic revenue could be achieved.
Annual summary costs of electrical power distribution grid are:
Tg = pgK + Ge , (1)
where: pg – annual rate, K – costs per capita (investment costs), Ge – power losses costs.
Annual rate can be calculated as:
pg = pn + pa + po , (2)
where: pn – revenue rate, pa – amortization rate, po – maintenance rate.
Annual costs shall be calculated then as:
Tg = pnK + paK + poK + Ge = Tgi + T ga + Tgo + Tgg , (3)
where: Tgi = pnK – annual investment costs, Tga = paK – amortization annual costs, Tgo = poK –
maintenance annual costs, Tgg = Ge – power losses annual costs.
As it can be seen from (3), power losses costs are just one of four different particles of grid’s
summary costs. Hence, the costs of power losses can not be accepted as the single relevant
factor in Utility’s economic efficiency evaluation. It is clear that the measure of this efficiency is
the ammount of summary costs. Namely, a public Utility for electricity distribution can reduce
its power losses radically, by significant investment costs. However, it could happen then that
Utility’s summary costs become too high, and its network’s elements underloaded and not
enough used.
As the illustration, in this paper summary costs of serbian utilities for electrical power
distribution will be calculated. According to those parameters, these utilities will be classified
by their economic efficiency. The estimation of distribution grids’ values will be taken from
analyses previously done for Public Utility „Power Industry od Serbia“ (EPS) purposes.
2014. At the IX CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO

Р-3.04 EXPERIENCES DURING ON-SITE OVERHAUL OF ON-LOAD TAP-CHANGERS IN 110kV/x
POWER TRANSFORMERS IN DISTRIBUTIVE SUBSTATIONS
Authors: Jelena PONOČKO, Jelena LAZIĆ, ĐORĐE JOVANOVIĆ, Branko PEJOVIĆ, Denis ILIĆ,
Elektrotehnički institut Nikola Tesla, Belgrade, Predrag RADOSAVLJEVIĆ, Ljubomir NOVAKOVIĆ, Edex
ABSTRACT
The paper presents experiences during on-site preventive maintenance and overhaul of on-
load tap-changers (OLTC) in power transformers (PT) of rated voltage 110kV/x. Based on the
analyzed results of the electrical and chemical measurements on PT and available operating
information (OLTC’s number of operations, year of the last overhaul, etc.) on a group of 82 PT,
20 of them, mainly more than 30 years old, was recommended to have periodic overhaul of the
OLTC’s diverter and motor drive.
During the OLTC overhaul, detailed records of visual inspections (photographs and video
records) were made. Before and after overhaul electrical tests were performed: static resistance

measurement, switching current dynamic characteristic – dynamic resistance measurement
(DRM) and motor current measurement. Based on the test results and completed overhaul,
OLTC’s current state assesment was carried out together with recommendations regarding
further operation which, for some PT, include additional interventions to prevent possible
damage. An overview was formed of the observed defects/deficiencies in the OLTC and a
correlation between failure and the OLTC type. Two characteristic cases are described showing
the DRM measurement results and their interpretation in the fault diagnosis.
Key words: Power transformer, On-Load Tap-Changer, Revision, Dynamic Resistance
Measurement, Condition assesment.
2016. At the Tenth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participatio from the
field of application of Session 3 - MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTION, the selected paper was:
Р-3.11 FAULT CURRENT CALCULATION ON THE OCCURRENCE OF AN ASYMMETRICAL LOAD
WITHIN THE MVDN OFF CITY OF BELGRADE
Authors: Goran ŽIVADINOVIĆ, Dušan VUKOTIĆ, ODS «EPS Distribucija» d.o.o. Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The paper deals with the computation of fault current with taking into account unbalanced
loads in the medium-voltage distribution network (MVDN), in the consumer area of Belgrade.
The calculation is done during short-circuits at various points along the radial direction of the
power line, at various types of failures. In the calculation, special attention is focused on the
problem, when equivalent load of a radial line is concentrated at the end of the line.
The calculation presented in the paper uses a method that is based on the direct writing of
Kirchhoff’s equations applied to the three-phase equivalent scheme, without reducing the
three-phase unbalanced system to the direct, inverse and zero components. Also, fault currents
calculation takes into account the different values of earth resistance of the transformer - from
directly grounded to the isolated transformer neutral. Within the computation, the influence of
unbalanced loads along the radial line is analyzed, where variation of equivalent consumption
at the end of the line is modeled by different values of apparent power and power factor (cos φ)
in each phases.
The real models of X/MV substation, radial line and unbalanced load is used, in which an
integrated automation equipment, i. e. an Intelligent Line Switches (ILS - ‘Reclosers’), is
integrated, in order to carry out a verification of the results of fault-current computation with
measurements that are registered in protective-control unit of ILS.
Also, over the same real network model was changed electrical parameters, dependent on the
place of occurrence of the fault in relation to the location of the built-ILS, as well as for different
types of faults (ground faults), impedances of transformer and power lines.
In order to check the detailed calculated value of the fault current when there is a microprocessor
protective-control unit (MPCU) in the MV substation cell, the registered data on the device due
to the transient faults along the feeder behind the ILS were used.
Key words: repair of power factor, capacitor banks.
SESSION 4
1998. At the First Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution from the field of application of
Session 4 – MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION, the selected
paper was:
Р-4.26 ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM BASED ON THE
PROTOTYPE OF PROGRAMME PACKAGE SUPPORTING DISPATCH CONTROL
Author: Zoran MIŠKOV, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
The paper presents and analysis of some of the most essential concepts applied in implementing
the program package PoDiUM for operational energy support within the dispatch control, (the
programme title is a Serbian acronym from Support to Dispatch Network Control). The author
believes that the issue covered in the programme is related to an essential function of the
Technical Information Systems (TIS) of Elektrovojvodina. The level of detail related to the issue

is not sufficient for its operative use in specific jobs, but that was not actually the purpose. By
preparing such rejected application prototype, certain experience has been acquired in terms of
design and implementation. Analysis of the formal and functional specification of the completed
programme, has provided additional opportunities for specifying the following prototype which
would have all the required operational functionality. The paper gives a formal and functional
specification of the implemented programme package and analysis of some of the concepts
applied in design and implementation, which have been recognised and verified as essential for
the development of TIS in general. They are:
• modularity
• single database
• selection of programme package
• entry of graphic data into the database
• symbol library
• need for the existence of graphics editor
• need for user identification
• diagram concept
Session 4 – MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION, the selected
paper:
Р-4.4 INITIAL CHANGE OF FAULTY POINT IN MEDIUM VOLTAGE NETWORKS
Authors: Duško BEKUT, Milan NENIN, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad, Branislav OREŠKOVIĆ,
Beočin cement factory, Beočin
ABSTRACT
The paper deals with the issue of initial assessment of place of short circuit – in medium voltage
networks. Required data for these analyses are obtained either through real network metering
or by means of a fast metering unit or adequate simulator. The latter approach is used in this
paper. For that purpose was developed a relatively simple simulator used as a replica for a real
faulty distribution network and fast metering unit. Analyses were done on several examples
on how changes in terms of type and place of fault, as well as changes in the medium voltage
network parametres effect the accuracy of faulty place assessment. The purpose of the paper
is to obtain information, from the performed analyses, on the performances of this approach
required for initial assessment of the place of fault.
Session 4 - CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the selected paper was:
Р-4.21 MULTI-CRITERIA APPROACH TO RECONFIGURATION OF MEDIUM-VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
Author: Aleksandar JANJIĆ, Electricity Distribution Leskovac
ABSTRACT
Determination of optimal configuration of the distribution system is a complex task, as it has to
face many criteria, mostly the nonlinear ones which it has also to meet (lowest losses in power
and energy, highest reliability etc.) as well as numerous limitations (thermal cable endurance,
satisfactory voltage sags etc.). This reconfiguration is generally done seasonally, for the purpose
of adapting the network operation to seasonal conditions, or annually, in order to take into
account the natural load pick-up and network expansion. The general approach in seeking the
optimal configuration is cost minimisation based just on one criterion (generally minimisation
of active load losses), while the other criteria are tretaed as limitations. The paper performs an
economic evaluation of all individual critetria for the purpose of achieving minimum operating
costs of medium-voltage distribution network. On the test example, by applying the simulated
hardening technique, optimisation of the integrating state was achieved by simultaneously
meeting several criteria. An analysis was also made concerning the impact of some criteria on
the total value of operational costs. Although it is primarily intended for off-line analyses for the
purpose of successful network operation, this approach to reconfiguration may also be used, by
applying efficient browsing techniques, for operational network management.

2004. At the Fourth (The First regional) conference on electricity distribution from the field of
application of Session 4 - CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the selected paper
was:
Р-4.16 PILOT PROJECT OF REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR MEDIUM VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK
Author: Bratislava RADMILOVIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
Electricity distribution automation in the area of technical processes includes automation of
high-voltage electric power plants (EPP SS HV/MV), automation of the medium voltage (MV)
network (SS MV/LV and related MV lines) and automation on the low voltage level up to the
domestic connections. The basic motives for distribution automation are: shorter voltage breaks,
better quality of supplied electricity and minimisation of total operational costs of EPPs. These
motives, which in terms of a strictly regulated market do not always have a binding power, in
terms of an open electricity market orientation become the primary requirements.
Introduction of systems for automation of the MV distribution network should begin by
implementina a pilot project. Selection of plant sites within the MV network which will be
covered by this system should be made in accordance with the adopted criteria on selection
of the optimal sites and number of manageable resorces, taking into account that the selected
plants should form an integral part for possible testing of all system functions for automated
management of the MV distribution network. System operation should be monitored at a
minimum of 12 months after putting the pilot project into trial operation, in order to perceive and
correct in due time possible defects before moving to the following stage of system expansion.
This paper gives a list of all resources in the MV distribution network (power disconnectors in
inlet-outlet and substation fields of MV/LV substations and linear disconnecting switches and
disconnectors at MV overhead lines) which are facilities for implementing remote supervisory
control, and presents the architecture and components of the system for distribution automation.
In addition to adequate primary energy equipment, automation of MV distribution network
requires the implementation of a complex system which includes subsystems and devices:
• Fault indicators at facilities within the MV network,
• Remote station or RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) at plants for local data acquisition and
processing,
• Communication subsystem,
• Computer equipment at the control centre,
• Programme support.
The paper analyses the functional requirements which each of the above components of the
system should be fulfilled proposing possible solutions in implementing some subsystems,
taking into consideration the existing state in Elektrovojvodina and the technological solutions
that exist on the market.
2006. At the Fifth (Second regional) conference on electricity distribution from the field of application
of Session 4 - CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, the selected paper was:
Р-4.16 VERIFICATION OF THE STATE ESTIMATION FUNCTION IN ED SOMBOR
Authors: Zoran SIMENDIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, ED Sombor, Goran ŠVENDA, Vladimir STREZOSKI,
Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad, Vidoje MIJATOVIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, ED Sombor
ABSTRACT
A correct picture of actual state (normal or disturbed) is of crucial importance for distribution
networks management. Classical distributive networks with SCADA systems cover only
transformer stations of high/medium voltage. So, in control centers a small number of data
are available that describe the regime of considered distribution network. Unfortunately, that
number does not go beyond ten percent of the minimal number of facts essential for correct
calculation of the actual regime. It is the nonexistence of data that presents the basic motive
to form specialized algorithms for state estimation in distribution networks. Although state
estimation presents basic energy function on whose results analysis, management and planning
of dispatching of medium voltage distribution networks are based, standards for its formation

do not exist in literature. The list of opened questions has remained: how to define the state
vector, is it better to form linear or non-linear, iterative or non-iterative model, what is a relation
between measured weight factors and pseudo measurements, etc. A simple, robust and above
all fast algorithm that can be applied in distribution utilities with and without installed SCADA
systems is shown in References. That algorithm presents a compromise between complex
algorithms offered in literature and the data available to usual distribution centers. As such it is
integrated in the DMS software for analysis, management and planning of distribution networks.
Bearing in mind the fact that the experiences with application of state estimation in real
distribution networks (in real time) is more than modest, in this paper we insisted on realized
results of this function’s application. That is, on establishing the boundaries of expected error
in estimation of medium voltage distribution networks regime. At the same time, the paper
presents quantified influence of relations between weight factor of telemetered and pseudo
measurement values.
Finally, it has been verified in this paper that state estimation in real distribution networks
(in real time) is not only possible, but also sufficiently reliable and accurate for the purpose of
distribution network
management.
Key words: distribution network, load calibration, power flow calculation, state estimation.
2008. At the Sixth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia and Montenegro from the field of
was:
Р-4.18 INFLUENCE OF ENBEDDED GENERATION ON OPERATION OF EXISTING RELAY PROTECTION
IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS
Author: Saša STOJKOVIĆ, Technical Faculty in Čačak
ABSTRACT
It is well-known that distributed generation causes manifold important technical problems,
especially for relay protection and control. Relay protection of distribution network comprising
embedded generation can be different due to several reasons. There are several influences of
embedded generator to existing relay protection:
• Short circuit current in the network are changed,
• The nature of fault currents of asynchronous generator is different comparing
synchronous generator,
• The system is more complex with higher risk of fault,
• Nuisance tripping,
• Changed conditions of system earthing,
• Possibility of protection not to detect fault if generator at low-voltage side can not detect
fault on the medium voltage side,
• Increased risk of ferroresonance.
In the paper the relay protection functioning case study in one part of distribution network of
town Pozarevac is done. The ATP-EMTP software tool is used.
Key words: Relay protection, Distribution network, Power plant, Embedded generation, Power
system.
2010. At the Seventh conference on electricity distribution of Serbia and Montenegro from the field of
was:
Р-4.13 DATA LATENCY IN SUBSTATION 110/20kV
Author: Zoran SUBASIC, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad branch of Ruma
ABSTRACT
This paper is about data packet latency on a Switched Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN)
based on Intelligent Electronic Devices (IED) that operate acording to IEC 61850 in substation
110/20kV «Ruma 1». In this substation some of time critical relay protection functions are
implemented in two ways:
Classic - For a single protection function are used binary Input/Output at the appropriate IED

and conventional hard wiring between them. In this case, the «communication channel» is
always free and is intended only for the transfer of that particular information. However, for each
type of data (each relay protection function) is necessary to provide separate communication
channel (separate wiring).
Through LAN - All data, which are of different types and priorities are transmitted through
a single communication channel. The data therefore must be properly organized and their
transmission through the network ordered by appropriate mechanisms to ensure reliable
execution of planned features.
Regardless of the physical medium through which data is transmitted, regardless on the basis
of which standard, or communication protocol data is transmitted, the transmission of any
information take some time.This inevitably brings delay in transfer of information in substation.
The paper presents the parallel results of measurements of the data delay (latency) in both
ways mentioned above, in this substation.
Key Words: IED (Intelligent Electronic Device), IEC 61850, LAN (Local Area Network), Ethernet,
Latency.
2012. At the Eighth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participatio from the
field of application of Session 4 - PROTECTION AND OPERATION OF THE ELECTRIC NETWORK, the
selected paper was:
Р-4.19 EARTHING SWITCH TECHNIQUES FUNCTION ANALYSIS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR
FUNCTIONING IMPROVEMENTS
Author: Budimir MITROVIC, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad, Branch ED «Ruma»
ABSTRACT
Power Distribution Company «Ruma» distributes electricity in five municipalities of Srem.
The whole area is covered with branched medium-voltage network, mainly 20kV voltage level.
For the elimination of transient faults on medium voltage distribution networks is used a
combination of earting switch techniques and auto reclose function. All 110/20kV substations
are equipped with local SCADA and are connected to the remote control system which gives us
the possibility of monitoring the performance of switching equipment and uniform system of
protection and control of the substation in the mode of failure. Department for measurement
and protection made an analysis of protection and automation for 2011. year. The first part
presents the results of the earting switch techniques and auto-reclose function in elimination of
transiet faults. Values are expressed as a percentage of total failures in the entire MV network
voltage of 20kV. The second part presents the shortcomings and suggestions for improvement
using comunication protocol IEC61850 or standard performance by wire.
Kay words: earting switch, auto reclose function, transient faults, IEC61850, GOOSE.
2014. At the Ninth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participatio from the
field of application of Session 4 - PROTECTION AND OPERATION OF THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS,
the selected paper was:
Р-4.03 IMPLEMENTATION OF HYBRID SYSTEM OF REMOTE CONTROL ON MEDIUM VOLTAGE LINES
IN THE TERRITORY OF ED «ELEKTROMORAVA» POŽAREVAC
Authors: Draško VIĆIĆ, Vladan TRIFUNOVIĆ, Nikola ŠLJUKIĆ, PD «Centar» d.o.o. Kragujevac, ED
«Elektromorava» Pozarevac, Nikola POPOVIC, «InfoProjekt» d.o.o, Valjevo
ABSTRACT
The paper deals with the issues of designing and implementation of remote control system in
«PIM» feed, of the voltage level of 10kV, which is mostly located in the territory of the National
Park «Đerdap».
Transmission line feed - «PIM» passes through the National park «Đerdap», and it is mostly
inaccessible due to the lack of roads, especially during winter. Consequently, for every failur,
time of troubleshooting and commissioning of transmission lines under the voltage is largely
extended and the consumers suffer the most.
Long-standing problem demanded a solution, which is standardly implemented by introducing
of the remote control system, and by sectioning of the branches under the failure, and by
commissioning of the rest of the transmission line under the voltage. However, an additional

problem is inability of introduction of digital radio communications systems, which, due to the
diffuseness of the points that should be controlled, was too expensive. Also, GSM networks in
the National Park «Đerdap» is not satisfactory, due to the lack of GSM base stations of domestic
operators, but also because of the proximity of GSM base stations of several operators on the
Romanian territory.
Due to all the above, the solution was sought by introducing a hybrid system, where a controllable
element of a recloser type would be installed on the front part of the feed where a qualitive GSM
signal exists, and it would be connected to SCADA application in DC. Other controllable elements,
of disconnector - switch type in vacuum technology, with an additional indicator of the passage
of electric current failure, would work in a regime of auto-sectioning, in coordination with
recloser, under the specially developed functional algorithms of work, which would enable the
separation of the section under the failure in several steps, and, optionally, the establishment of
the voltage state after the repair of the failure on the section.
2016. At the Tenth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participatio from the
field of application of Session 4 - DISTRIBUTED PRODUCTION AND EFFICIENT USE OF POWER the
selected paper was:
Р-4.03 MODELING AND SHORT-CIRCUIT ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITH LARGE
NUMBER OF THREE-PHASE INVERTER BASED DISTRIBUTED GENERATORS
Authors: Luka STREZOSKI, Vladimir KATIĆ, Boris DUMNIĆ, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
A procedure for calculation of modern active distribution systems with short-circuits is presented
in this paper. Traditional distribution systems were passive and no energy was produced there.
The single role of the distribution system was to distribute energy from the supply substations
to the consumers. Both modeling and calculations regarding these systems are well established
and used for decades in the power industry. However, recent years have witnessed increasing
penetration of distributed generators (DGs). Therefore, these systems have become active.
Thus, calculation and modeling of the modern active distribution systems cannot be performed
in a traditional way. Most of the modern DGs use renewable energy sources, such as sun and
wind. These DGs are in most cases three-phase inverter based (IBDGs). As their generators are
decoupled from the grid by three-phase inverters, their models are dependent on the inverters’
settings and not on the machines themselves. Therefore, in the system with short-circuit, IBDGs
cannot be modeled as traditional synchronous or induction generators. The IBDGs’ inverters
can be set in different ways, depending on the specific requirements of different countries. Most
of the developed countries have their own Grid Codes with strictly defined rules of how should
IBDGs react in the case of short-circuit anywhere in the grid. In most cases it is required that
IBDGs remain connected to the grid throughout the whole duration of the short-circuit. This
requirement is known as a Low Voltage Ride Through (LVRT). In this paper, short-circuit models
for IBDGs are developed based on the Grid Codes of the several most developed countries and
their LVRT requirements. Consequently, these models are integrated in the recently developed
real-time short-circuit calculation method for active distribution systems. They are tested on
large-scale distribution systems including high quantity of IBDGs. The results show that these
models can be successfully used in short-circuit calculations for numerous power applications in
distribution management system, such as Relay protection settings and coordination, Protection
equipment (circuit breakers and fuses) selection, Equipment design, Supply restoration, Fault
management, etc. Index Terms—Distribution system, distributed generation, distribution
management system, short-circuit calculation.
Key words: Distribution system, distributed generation, distribution management system,
short-circuit calculation.
SESSION 5
5 – EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY, the selected paper was:
Р-5.19 PROPOSED REQUIREMENTS FOR CONNECTING SOURCES OF SMALL CAPACITY TO THE OF

ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES
Authors: Jovan JOVIĆ, Svetozar RADOVANOVIĆ, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad, ED Pančevo.
ABSTRACT
There are many consumers in our area with their own sources of electricity. As there are no
official Recommendations, to our knowledge, dealing with the issue of connecting sources of
small capacity to the electricity distribution system of distribution companies, we were forced
to find our own solutions for some issues. The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to
possible issues and initiate prepation of Recommendations covering this field of application.
Session 5 – EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY, the selected paper was:
Р-5.04 DIRECT LOAD CONTROL WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF ASSIGNING THE SHAPE OF SYSTEM
LOAD DIAGRAM
Authors: Ervin VARGA, EssNet Lottery Services Ltd, Budapest, Hungary, Zora KONJOVIĆ, Faculty of
Technical Sciences –Institute for computation and automation, Novi Sad, Ljubomir GERIĆ, Faculty of
Technical Sciences – Institute for energy, electronics and telecommunications, Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
The paper presents a model for coordinated load control of residential and industrial consumers
which can implement the assigned shape of load diagram within the system. The model is
based on the genetic algorithm application. The model allows the electric power industry full
coordination of load control and management of operation of sources. On the other hand, the
model allows full freedom of load control on the level of electricity distribution companies, if
the electric power industry allocates the load control on such system level, assigning thereby to
electricity distributions the desired shape of their consumers’ load diagram.
Session 5 – MARKET AND EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY, the selected paper was:
Р-5.12 POSSIBLE IMPLEMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTED PRODUCTION IN THE CONSUMER AREA OF
EDB
Authors: Dušan VUKOTIĆ, Nebojša KRSTIĆ, Electricity Distribution Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The paper presents implementation of distributed electricity generation (Distributed Generation
- DG) and gives possible guidelines on changes in the legal and technical regulations related to the
issue of connection of such, for us untypical, generating capacities, in the consumer area covered
by EDB. In addition to that, analyses are given concerning several possible DG applications and
resulting benefits both for the consumers, as well as EPS on the whole. A detailed analysis of
possible implementation of the DG system in terms of district heating plants connected to the
35 and 10кV distribution network, for the purpose of perceiving the possible injecting capacity
which would be gained from such sources.
2004. At the Fourth conference, and First regional conference on electricity distribution networks in
the field of application of Session 5 – DEREGULATION, MARKET AND EFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY,
Р-5.28 TARIFF SYSTEM FOR REACTIVE ENERGY AND ECONOMIC CRITERIA FOR REACTIVE POWER
COMPENSATION IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
Author: Miloje KOSTIĆ, the Nikola Tesla Institute of Electrical Engineering, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
Consumers who, in addition to active energy, take over reactive energy as well, load the elements
of electric power system by increased current, starting from the point of connection up to
the power plant generator inclusive. The consequence of that were greater power losses and
increased apparent loads (in kVA), which requires more intensive dimensioning of transmission
capacities. And both bring additional costs which may be attributed to reactive energy. That
is the reason for defining in the tariff systems excessive reactive energy as a tariff element (
accounting criterion).
When a certain consumer makes a compensation of reactive energy, that leads to (marginal)

reductions of reactive loads, so it therefore refers to the marginal effects of reactive power
compensation, which are equal to the costs of corresoponding (marginal) power losses up to
the point of consumer connection ΣdPCuQ/dQ)i, where the densities of load currents are Ј  Јеc
(economic), which generally in the case with load of electric power elements, and even electric
power elements of EPS. It was proved that in terms of the values, the amounts of marginal power
losses (dPCuQ /dQ у are approximately the same as the percentage values of total power losses
due to transmission of active loads (PCuP u %) in the same parts of the electric power system of
EPS, as well as the correponding values of the total power losses (dPCuQ /dQ)i (pCuP)i %.
The obtained results justify the change made in the tariff system of PE EPS, so that all the
consumed reactive energy is paid now. It is interesting that the relative tariff rate, from the
category consumption at low voltage, amounts to 21%=100 (0.85рј/4.00rј), from the price of
active energy in the higher tariff (HT), within the tariff system of PE EPS and is somewhat higher
than the obtained amount in our calculations (18.00%). However, the results of analyses show
that the ratio of the price of reactive energy by voltage levels, in the tariff system of PE EPS
should be approximately LV: MV: HV = 3: 2: 1, instead of the present ratio 9: 3: 1 in the tariff
system of PE EPS. That means that the prices of reactive energy, compared to the economically
justified prices, given in our analysis are:
- Lower by around 2 times, for consumers on medium voltage (10-35kV), and
- Lower by 3 times, for consumption at 110kV
It may also be concluded from the aforementioned, that the prices did not comply with the
prices of reactive power at 0.4kV in the same same tariff system, which only confirms that a
defficiency is concerned.
There are also indications of a harmful consequence due to uneconomic prices of reactive energy
– consumers on the medium voltage, and particularly on the high voltage, are not stimulated to
invest in reactive energy compensation, although that would be certainly justified from the cost-
benefit aspect of functioning of the whole electric power system.
2006. At the Fifth conference, and Second regional conference on electricity distribution networks in the
field of application of Session 5 - DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICITY,
P-5.15 APPLICATION OF ‘FUZZY’ LOGIC IN DETECTION OF UNAUTHORIZED ELECTRICITY
CONSUMPTION BY CUSTOMERS WITH SINGLE-RATE TARIFF METERS
Authors: Josif SPIRIC, «Jugoistok» branch Leskovac, Aleksandar JANJIC, «Jugoistok» Nis
ABSTRACT
With this report authors sum up the method of detection of unauthorized electricity consumption
of applying ‘’fuzzy’’ logic.
The subject matter is customers categorized as households with single-rate maters.
Based on the chosen criteria functions of inclusion in ‘’fuzzy’’ groups are formed, functions
of in inclusion in ‘’fuzzy’’ groups for the estimation of suspicion are set according to the ‘’if-
then’’ system. After the applied process of ‘’fuzzy’’ deduction, defuzzification, through which
the ‘’fuzzy’’ conclusion is transformed into a real number which represents the estimation of
suspicion, is carried out.
Key words: unauthorized consumption, fuzzy groups, fuzzy logic, defuzzyfication.
application of Session 5 - DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICITY, the
selected paper was:
Р-5.11 POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS FOR CUSTOMER SPENDING CATEGORY WITHIN THE TARIFF SYSTEM
FOR ELECTRICITY SETTLEMENT FOR BUYERS
Author: Aca VUČKOVIĆ, Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
Based on the liability defined by the Energy Law, the Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia
determines the methodology and prepares Tariff system for electricity settlement for tariff
buyers. The maximum allowed revenue of the energy entities is defined in the methodology. The
allowed revenue is provided by selling electricity to tariff buyers. The Tariff systems for tariff

buyers has to be used for electricity settlement. Categories and groups of tariff buyers, tariff
elements and tariff rates for each category of buyers are defined in the tariff system.
Categories of buyers are established in the tariff system depending on the delivery point, manner
of metering and other characteristics of electricity consumption. The Customer Spending
Category is established within the tariff system for electricity settlement for tariff buyers. This
category contains buyers connected to the low voltage distribution network, with active energy
meters installed only. The largest number of buyers in this category are households. Considering
amount of consumption, daily and seasonal difference of consumption within this category, the
manner of tariff elements and tariff rates definition have high influence to the bill of electricity
consumption for each buyer. Therefore, the established structure of the tariff system is very
important in order to provide social justice and incentives on efficiency in using electricity.
The influence of the amount of consumption and different manner of consumption to the
allowed revenue will be shown in this paper. Different methods for establishing tariff elements
and tariff rate for the Customer Spending Category will be also shown in the paper. What kind
of influence on the customers electricity bill could have different solutions in the tariff system,
will be analyzed in several examples of simple assumed electricity systems.
Key words: household, tariff system, tariff elements, tariff rates, cost allocation.
2010. At the Seventh conference on electricity distribution of Serbia and Montenegro from the field
of application of Session 5 - DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICITY, the
selected paper was:
Р-5.20 FIRST PHASE OF DEPLOYMENT OF AMI/MDM SYSTEM IN JP EPS
Authors: Saša MARČETA, Boris HOLIK, Vladan GAČIĆ, Elektrovojvodina, Novi Sad, Saša TOŠIĆ,
Jugoistok, Niš
ABSTRACT
This paper results from the document «Functional requirements and technical characteristics
of AMI / MDM system, » which was prepared by the expert group from JP EPS in second half of
the year 2009, while developing the concept of advanced distribution network (SmartGrids).
AMI/MDM is an advanced system for measuring and managing the consumption of electrical
energy, remote meter reading, data processing and archiving. The system, as a part of the
Smart Grid platform, comprises advanced measurement infrastructure (AMI), remote reading
management (AMM - Advanced Meter Management) and metered data management and storage
(MDM/R - Meter Data Management/Repository).
This paper presents the description, objectives, principles and functions of the AMI/MDM
system in the power distribution companies of JP EPS. Proposes the system architecture for
the initial phase of deployment, with special emphasis on the AMI. Explains the choice of
communication technologies, given the context of possible technological solutions and results
of standardisation process in the European Union. Presents the performances, enabled by the
proposed solution.
Paper ends with the proposed strategy of AMI/MDM system deployment in the power distribution
companies of JP EPS. Analysis of different approaches to consumption management emphasises
the advantages of using a modular approach, approach that allows gradual introduction and easy
system customisation, in accordance with the future technological, economical and financial
circumstances.
Key words: AMR, AMI, AMM, MDM, Smart Metering, Smart Grid, Remote Reading.
field of application of Session 5 – DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICITY,
Р-5.16 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES OF WIND TURBINES
Authors: Vladimir KATIĆ, Boris DUMNIĆ, Dragan MILIĆEVIĆ, Stevan GRABIĆ, Nenad KATIĆ, Faculty
of Technical Sciences Novi Sad, Serbia
ABSTRACT
In a continued effort to reduce the cost, increase the reliability, and improve the efficiency of
wind energy conversion systems (WECS), a variety of configurations have been developed and

presented in this paper. Technologies are discussed with induction and synchronous generators,
with or without speed multiplier. Special consideration is given showing the existing WECS
solutions with variable speed. Basic control algorithms for different management scenarios in
regular conditions and disturbances in the network are presented. Systems for energy transfer
in terms of off-shore wind power plants are specially treated. At the end of the paper, a small
scale system for experimental research at the Centre for Renewable and Power Quality at the
Faculty of Technical Sciences is described, and some results of its application in the latest
research in this are given.
2014. At the Ninth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participation from the
field of application of Session 5 - DEREGULATION, OPEN MARKET AND UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICITY,
Р-5.10 VOLTAGE AND POWER FACTOR CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR SYNCHRONOUS
GENERATORS IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS
Authors: Savo ĐUKIĆ, Obrenko ČOLIĆ, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
In recent years we have witnessed the expansion of requests for connection of power plants
to the distribution system. Grid connection of distributed generation changes power flows,
voltage profiles, losses, fault levels, power quality and affects the operation and coordination
of protective equipment. In Serbian distribution networks both manual and automatic voltage
control are applied in order to maintain the voltage within prescribed limits. Automatic voltage
control is carried out in 110/xkV/kV distribution substations by using On Load Tap Changers
with current-dependent characteristic. Manual voltage control is carried out in 35/10kV/kV
and 20(10)/0, 4kV/kV distribution substations in the no-load condition. New Distribution code
will prescribe the implementation of voltage control for synchronous generators connected
to the distribution network. Exceptionally, the distribution system operator may require
the implementation of power factor control, if the analysis show that it is a better solution
for the distribution system. This paper analyzes the provisions of the new Distribution code
relating the voltage and power factor control of the synchronous generators connected to
distribution network. It provides an overview of several strategies that are commonly used,
with consideration of the advantages and disadvantages. Also discussed is the impact of power
plants to the existing system of automatic voltage control in Serbian distribution networks.
For an example of connection of synchronous generator to the 20kV distribution network, for
different network parameters and modes of consumption, the impact of a given power factor of
the synchronous generator to voltage profiles and power losses is analyzed.
Key words: voltage control, power factor control, synchronous generator, distribution network.
2016. At the Tenth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participation from the
field of application of Session 5 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS PLANNING, the selected paper was:
Р-5.03. ASYMMETRICAL POWER FLOW CALCULATION OF ACTIVE THREE-PHASE DISTRIBUTION
NETWORKS
Authors: Vladimir C. STREZOSKI, Nikola R. VOJNOVIĆ, Predrag M. VIDOVIĆ, University of Novi Sad,
Faculty of Technical Sciences
ABSTRACT
The established smart distribution grids concept significantly tightens requirements for
development of power applications (calculations) which are tailored in accordance with this
modern concept. Since the set of power applications is the basic component of distribution
management system (DMS), this system became very important for the development of smart
distribution grid concept. The Power Flow Calculation is the basic DMS power application. It is
the platform for the majority of other power applications. Power Flow Calculation is the main
subject of the paper. The great majority of the «normal» states of transmission (three-phase)
networks is approximated by (direct sequence) symmetrical states. Unlike the states of these
networks, states of three-phase (European) distribution networks cannot be approximated by
symmetrical ones generally. The asymmetry is specially emphasized in low-voltage networks’
states. In addition to unbalance of these networks’ lines, their unbalanced loads introduce high

level of asymmetry of these states. Slightly reduced, this asymmetry propagates into medium-
voltage networks. Unbalanced medium-voltage networks disturb the symmetry of these
networks’ states as well. The exact treatment of root voltages (primary- or secondary-side
voltages of supply transformers), which can be asymmetrical, additionally disturb the symmetry
of distribution networks’ states. Therefore, approximation of distribution networks’ states by
symmetrical states can introduce relatively significant inaccuracies in power flow calculations.
The accent of this paper is put exactly on this. Traditional distribution networks were passive.
Modern smart distribution grids are active in the sense that a great number of distributed
generators of relatively high powers are incorporated by them. Next to the abovementioned
accent of this paper, this issue is the second very important part of the main subject of the paper.
Based on the two described accents of distribution power flow calculation, the paper proves that
the traditional bus classification (slack bus, PQ and PV buses) is not suitable for asymmetrical
power flow calculation of active distribution networks. Hence, a new bus classification is
proposed in the paper. Using this classification, a new procedure for power flow calculation of
previously described distribution networks is developed. This procedure is verified on a small
example of an active network with five buses and a mesh, as well as on a few weakly-meshed
active distribution networks of usual dimensions.
Key words: Asymmetrical states, bus classification, distributed generators, distribution
networks, power flow, unbalanced networks.
SESSION 6
1998. At the First Yugoslav conference on electricity distribution from the field of application of Expert
Committe 6 – PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, the selected paper was:
Р-6.11 OPTIMAL TEMPORAL PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION NETWORK DEVELOPMENT TAKING INTO
CONSIDERATION THE RELIABILITY CRITERIA
Author: Aleksandar JANJIĆ, ЕD Leskovac
ABSTRACT
The paper deals with the issue of determining the optimal years for construction of new elements
of the network (line, transformer вод), taking into consideration all relevant economic and
technical criteria. A brief review is given of the methods applied today in developed electricity
distribution companies around the world, concerning the optimisation of time for putting
into operation new elements. Comments are made on the criteria applied in our country in
making decisions, with special reference to the reliability criteria. A methodology for economic
evaluation of all criteria is proposed and an illustrative example is given in terms of determining
the time of putting into operation the second transformer in a facility with 2 transformers.
Session 6 – PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, the selected
paper was:
Р-6.15 REDUCING THE LEVEL OF LOSSES IN THE LOW VOLTAGE NETWORK OF PE ELEKTROSRBIJA
KRALJEVO
Authors: Milomir BELČEVIĆ, Elektrosrbija-Electricity Distribution Kraljevo, Vladica MIJAILOVIĆ,
Technical faculty Čačak
ABSTRACT
The paper gives procedures and results of technical and economic analyses conducted for the
purpose of determining the validity of certain measures applied for reducing the technical losses
of active energy in the LV network. Analyses were made as to the effects and validity of applying
higher voltage, increased cross-sections at LV lines, increased number of derivates from supply
substations and reduction of existing derivates for the purpose of determining the validity of
constructing new MV/LV SS or shifting the load to the neighbouring SS. Data on losses are also
given in case of assumed degree of load asymmetry by phases.
Session 6 - PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, the selected

paper was:
Р-6.06 OPTIMISATION OF DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS SITES AND CAPACITIES BY APPLICATION
OF INTEGER PROGRAMMING
Authors: Dragoslav JOVANOVIĆ, Marina RISTANOVIĆ, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
When planning the development of medium-voltage distribution network, new medium/
low voltage substations can be built at more than one site and have several possibilities for
connection to the network.
On the other hand, planning the development of medium-voltage distribution network generally
includes optimisation of sites and capacities of supply substations and optimal sites and shaping
of feeder, while the issue of optimisation of site aand capacities of distribution substations has
not been covered in literature. The issue is reduced to connecting distribution substations
geographically, for the consumer area of which it can supply with electricity, on the principle of
one corresponding consumer area – one distribution substation.
The most frequent case is that in one (observed) part of the consumer area there is a need for
constructing a distribution substation with possibilities of construction at more than one site.
It is sufficient to apply there individual calculations for all possible sites and arrive to the best
solution by comparison. The general and less frequent case is when at an observed part of the
consumer area there is a need for constructing more than one substation with a possibility
that in addition to several possible sites some substations have a possibility to install different
capacity (e.g. 630kVА and / or 2x 630kVА). In thatn case (general) there should be a more
complex manner of selection and optimisation respectively.
This paper proposes the solution based on optimisation of new sites for electricity distribution
on the principle one consumer area – more distribution substations jointly supplying an
adequate area.
Optimisation is achieved by application of the network quality coefficient and integer
programming. The quality coefficient is obtained upon calculating power flows, voltage sags
and losses in each individual feeder. The basic idea is that out of the set of solutions the best
quality solution is selected, from the aspect of annual investment costs, voltage sags, load on the
lines and supply transformers. Thereby, the issue of expansion of existing distribution network
is being considered. By observing one area for several distribution substations instead of one
area (entity) for one distribution substation, the level of utilisation of medium-voltage network
is upgraded, as the selected option is to construct one distribution substation from the given set,
which by its expansion causes the least increase of power loss and voltage sags compared to the
new investment costs. The results obtained in this way may serve for more precise definition of
the sites and capacity of distribution substations, in resolving short-term issues of development
planning after preparing distribution system development plans as it was done before. The
test example shows that the developed method can serve as an additionaltool in distribution
networks development planning.
2004. At the Fourth conference and First international regional conference respectively, on electricity
distribution networks from the field of application of Session 6 - PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, the selected paper was:
Р-6.1 ANALYSIS AND FORECAST OF PEAK POWER
Authors: Slobodan MAKSIMOVIĆ, Dobrivoje VUJIĆ, Maja SLIJEPČEVIĆ, Electricity Distribution
Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The paper analyses the impact factors on peak power of the consumer area of PE Electricity
Distribution Belgrade (EDB), based on data on the last 14 years. Namely, until the new tariff system
was brought, annual peak power forecasts of EDB were done by means of linear extrapolation in
the function of time, where the length of historic period was 10 years. During the second winter
after applying the new tariff system (winter 2001/2002), there was a considerable decrease in
the peak power on the level of consumer area and a large number of substations X/10kV. That
opened a dilemma: whether to continue with the past practice of linear extrapolation or try the
modelling of impact on the new tariff system. An attempt was made here to design the impact

on the new tariff system, and along with that some other factors with a peak power impact.
The existance of 9 factors of impact was perceived. Due to lack of knowledge on the type of
dependence, it was assued that all factors have a linear impact on peak power, except for the
latest changes in the tariff system, regarding which linear dependence was assumed, with a
time delay. By regressive analysis, the impact factor parametres were established. Based on the
assessment scenario of changes in the impact factors, a peak power forecast was made for the
following 14 years. Adequate conclusions were made.
2006. At the Fifth conference, and Second regional conference on electricity distribution networks in
the field of application of Session 6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT, the selected paper was:
Р-6.1 ECONOMIC CURRENT DENSITY AND THE SELECTION OF OPTIMAL CROSSECTION OF
Al-Fe CONDUCTOR OVERHEAD 10kV LINES
Authors: Vladimir M. ŠILJKUT, Slobodan MAKSIMOVIĆ, Miladin TANASKOVIĆ, Electric Power
Distribution Belgrade, Belgrade, Goran VULIĆ, Pančevo
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the manner of economic current density determination for overhead lines,
as well as value determination of parameters on which it depends: line investments costs,
maximal power losses equivalent duration time and electrical energy price. Economic current
density value was calculated for real cases of two new projected overhead 10kV lines, with Al-
Fe conductors. These two lines were different in the number of poles per line length, to show in
which scale economic current density depends on this line’s characteristic.
For investment and specific line costs determinationtion, complete technical calculations and
equipment list with corresponding price estimation were done - for both 10kV lines, in all three
possible variations of Al-Fe conductor cross-section: 50/8, 70/12 i 95/15mm2.
The values of economic current density for overhead 10kV line were determined depending on
the range of maximal power losses equivalent duration time on this network element, and on
the interval in which the electrical energy price is expected to increase in the next few years.
In order to determine realistic range of maximal power losses equivalent duration time for
overhead lines, registrated current loads of eleven overhead 10kV lines were analized. The
price of electrical power losses was varied from 3 €cent/kWh (current electrical energy price
in 2004) to 5 €cent/kWh (minimal economic price, which obtains simple reproduction and
normal operation of Electrical Power Industry, without commercial losses).
Based on the range of economic current density, determined on the way descripted here, and
also on relation between current density and maximal possible loads of overhead 10kV lines (for
three standard Al-Fe conductor’s cross-section), optimal i.e. economic loads were calculated. By
that, this paper shows which cross-section are optimal for expected line loads. Based on these
results, this paper suggests corresponding conclusions, which could be of strategic significance
for overhead lines planning and projecting.
Key words: economic current density, maximal power losses equivalent duration time, electrical
energy price, line investments costs, line’s optimal cross-section.
application of Session 6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT, the selected paper was:
6.1.5 STATIC LOAD CHARACTERISTICS ON 35KV LEVEL OF DISTRIBUTION NETWORK OF NIS
Authors: Lidija KORUNOVIĆ, Dobrivoje STOJANOVIĆ, Faculty of Electronics Niš
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the results of identification of static load characteristics on the basis of field
measurements during experiments of voltage changes by on-load tap changer. Large number
of experiments in summer and winter season in TS “Niš 13“ is performed on transformer
110/35kV which supplies mostly residential load.
Static load characteristics on 35kV voltage level are obtained in the form of second order
polynomials (ZIP model) for morning, afternoon and evening of working day and weekend. Since
many experiments are performed, characteristics are statistically processed and representative
characteristics which adequacy is confirmed are suggested. Besides, representative polynomial
characteristics are approximated by most frequently used, exponential, load model in examined

voltage range.
Representative static load characteristics that are obtained for two seasons are mutually
compared, and their differences are discussed. The influence of weather conditions during
the measurements on the results is considered. Also, the adequacy of the usage of obtained
characteristic after longer time period is discussed.
Key words: static characteristics, load modelling, distribution network.
2010. At the Seventh conference on electricity distribution of Serbia and Montenegro from the field of
application of Session 6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT, the selected paper was:
Р-6.13 GRAPH THEORY BASED FORMULATION OF MULTI-PERIOD DISTRIBUTION PLANNING
PROBLEMS
Authors: Željko N. POPOVIC, Elektrovojvodina, Dragan S. POPOVIC, Telvent DMS, В. Đ. KERLETA,
Technical Faculty «Mihajlo Pupin» Zrenjanin
ABSTRACT
Distribution expansion planning is a complex combinatorial optimization problem. Various
heuristic and mathematical models proposed for solving such a complex problem have been
categorized in several ways. One of the major characteristics of these models is whether they
consider a single planning period or multi planning periods. Although multi-period problems
are far more challenging to formulate and considerably more complex computationally they
offer more useful and precise results. The multi-period problems are formulated as complete
dynamic problems and decomposition problems.
Complete dynamics refers to the multi-period planning problems formulated within the single
algorithm. Two main groups of methods have been used for solving such problems: artificial
intelligence (AI) based methods and mathematical programming based methods.
The proposed complete dynamic AI models are mostly based on genetic algorithms (GA).
They employ classical genetic operators (mutation and crossover) to model interdependences
between periods. However, the inadequacy and inefficiency of such conventionally structured
GAs for solving distribution network planning problems have been noticed in literature.
Mathematical programming based methods mostly employ mixed integer linear programming
(MILP) algorithms. Due to significant computational complexity of MILP models, which
additionally increases in multi-period problems, they become limited to smaller size multi-
period problems.
Decomposition models aim to reduce computational complexity of complete dynamic models
and to enable handling of larger size problems by dividing multi-period problems into a
number of single-period (static) planning problems. Heuristics employed in all of the proposed
decomposition algorithms take into consideration only a part of the interactions that exist
between periods. Furthermore, the considered interactions are modeled inaccurately. Hence,
the suggested algorithms cannot find the best possible solution of multi-period planning
problems, regardless of the static algorithms used.
This paper proposes a graph theory based formulation of multi-period planning problems,
which overcomes above-mentioned deficiencies. Multi-period planning problems, with
arbitrarily defined planning objectives (e.g., minimization of investment costs, costs of losses,
costs of interruptions) are represented by a weighted graph where different nodes represent
different future periods and arcs, which connect those nodes, represent interactions that exist
between periods. Associated with arcs are appropriate transitions costs (weights) through
which all interactions between periods are taken into account accurately. In this way, multi-
period problems are decomposed into a number of sequences (spanning paths) of static
problems without loss of accuracy and the goal becomes to find a spanning path with least
weight (costs). For solving this graph problem, a new dynamic programming algorithm is
proposed. The peculiarity of the elements of distribution networks is also exploited here in
order to build the procedure that reduces the computational complexity of proposed dynamic
programming algorithm. Thus, the proposed algorithm ensures that optimal solution of larger
size multi-period planning problems can be found efficiently. Obtained numerical results
show that proposed approach produces higher quality multi-period solutions than previously
developed decomposition models.

Key words: multi-period planning, graph theory, spanning (Hamiltonian) paths.
field of application of Session 6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT, the selected paper was:
Р-6.17 MODELLING OF TRANSFORMERS AND DISTRIBUTED SOURCES IN RESPECT OF ESTIMATED
DISSYMMETRICAL POWER FLOWS WITHIN THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS
Authors: Jordan RADOSAVLJEVIĆ, Miroljub JEVTIĆ, Dardan KLIMENTA, Faculty of Technical Sciences
Kosovska Mitrovica
ABSTRACT
In this paper are presented three-phase transformer and distributed generator (DG) models
in backward/forward speep-based power flow algorithm for unbalanced radial distribution
networks. The model of three phase transformer is obtained by applying the symmetrical
components theory. Distributed generators are modeled as PQ and PV nodes. IEEE four-node
test feeder is used to validate the proposed model of three-phase transformer. The effect of
different models of DGs on the voltage profile and power losses is analyzed for the IEEE 37-node
test feeder.
Key words: distribution network, three-phase transformer, distributed generator, unbalanced
power flow, symmetrical components.
2014. At the Ninth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participation from the
field of application of Session 6 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT, the selected
paper was:
Р-6.08 UNDELIVERED ELECTRICITY AS AN INDICATOR OF THE EFFECTS OF NETWORK
AUTOMATION IN EDB – „ELECTRIC UTILITY OF BELGRADE“
Authors: Nada VRCELJ, Elektrotehnicki institut «Nikola Tesla», Belgrade, Dusan VUKOTIC, Electricity
Distribution Belgrade, Danka KECMAN, the Nikola Tesla Institute of Electrical Enginering, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
The liberalization of the electricity market brings new demands in terms of quality of electricity
supply, as well as in the management of the electric power grid. In the new business environment
improvement and integration of information systems are becoming one of the basics of effective
business electric utilities. In accordance with the new requirements are increasingly investing
in automation of electric distribution grid, and increase opportunities for supervision and
management of the network, primarily at the level of MV electric power grid.
Achieved effects of these investments can be evaluated in several ways. One of them is the
topic of this paper. It is about calculation of undelivered electricity in some parts of the 10kV
MV electric power grid of EDB, before and after the integration of embedded reclosers to MV
SCADA EDB. Within MV SCADA EDB integrated a total of 88 (eighty-eight) reclosers installed
via a radio-system for remote monitoring and control of MV electric grid of EDB, where the first
integration unit started in 2010. Built-in reclosers are in addition to standard safety features
typical of 10kV feeders, its productivity, and finished with a complete measuring structure
(current, voltage, active and reactive power) which is superior in telemetric to Control Centre
(CC) of EDB, where the complete archive. On the other hand, the built-in reclosers that are not
integrated at this stage, possess the ability of local archiving list of events and alarms, as well
as analogue measurements on the device, so that these data were used as input data for the
presented calculation. Collecting data for the calculation is started from the very beginning of the
project realization radio-system for remote monitoring and control of MV electric grid of EDB,
before the integration of reclosers into MV electric grid of EDB, so that they obtained good data
on exclusions, which could be used calculation for undelivered electricity for the corresponding
part of the electric power grid of EDB. The paper gives a brief description of the method, which
is used for the purpose of revenue, which is adapted to the type of available input data.
By analysis of the reports of the outage is possible to calculate the electricity undelivered for
any exclusion in the automation part of electric grid of EDB. On the way as described above for
individual parts of MV network was possible to monitor the change of undelivered electricity
and duration of the exclusion from the time of installation of the target recloser into MV network
of EDB to date. The paper gives detailed examples of the calculation, as well as a brief analysis

of the obtained results.
Key words: smart grids, network automation.
2016. At the Tenth conference on electricity distribution of Serbia with regional participation from the
field of application of Session 6 - ELECTRICITY MARKET AND DEREGULATION the selected paper was:
Р-6.03 RELIABILITY INDICES AND APPLICABILITY OF INCENTIVES METHODS TO IMPROVE
AVAILABILITY – CASE STUDY WITH SUBSTATION 110/35 Kv “BELGRADE 10 - MISLODJIN”
Authors: Milivoje MINIĆ, University of Belgrade, Željko MARKOVIĆ, University of Belgrade - Faculty of
Electrical Engineering, EPS Belgrade, Aca MARKOVIĆ, Energy Agency, Belgrade
ABSTRACT
Proces restrukturiranja elektroenergetskog sektora dovodi do promena u organizaciji i
funkcionisanju energetskih subjekata, ali i u njhovom odnosu prema korisnicima. S tim u vezi ovaj
rad se bavi pitanjem pogonske spremnnosti elektroenergetskog objekta – TS 110/35kV Beograd
10 Mislođin. Ova trafostanica odabrana je zbog najlošijeg stanja, u eksplotacionom smislu, od
svih objekata koji su preuzeti od JP EMS. Specifičnost ove trafostanice je konstantan paralelan
rad transformatora. Prikazani su ispadi i kvarovi na elementima predmetne trafostanice, kao i
njihov uticaj na potrošače, što je prikazano SAIDI, SAIFI i ENS pokazateljima kvaliteta. Tumači
se novi način izračunavanja pokazatelja kvaliteta u skladu sa novim pravilnikom o internim
ekonomskim odnosima ODS – a, odnosno rangiranju ogranaka po uspešnosti. U zaključku rada
dati su neki od predloga za povećanje pogonske spremnosti ove trafostanice.
Ključne reči: pogonska spremnost, SAIDI, SAIFI, ENS.
Special conference topics
Special topics of the conference Introduction of the quality system ISO 9000, the selected paper was:
П-7.06 IMPLEMENTATION OF STATISTICAL METHODS IN THE FUNCTION OF CONTROL OF
CONSUMER VOLTAGE
Author: Filip GANTAR, Elektrovojvodina Novi Sad
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the new manner of servicing electricity supply to consumers, according to
the standard ISO 9000, with identified and defined activities focused on ensuring the voltage
quality of supplied electricity.
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AGANOVIĆ Emir (2004) STK 5

ALEKSIĆ Josip (2008) STK 4
ANĐELKOVIĆ M.Sc. Dragan (1998) STK 3
ANTONIC Aleksandar (2012) STK 3
ARNAUT Vladimir (2012) STK 6
ARSENIJEVIĆ dr Nebojša (1998-2002) STK 6
BALKOVOJ Vladimir (1998 - 2002) STK 1
BALKOSKI Dragan Dragan (2002) STK 6
BANIĆ P. (2010) STK 4
BEKUT prof. dr. Dusko (2002-2008, 2012) STK 4, STK 5
BELČEVIĆ Milomir (2012) STK 5
BEĆA Mustafa (2004) STK 3
BOGICEVIĆ Desimir (2002, 2006) STK 6
BOGUNOVIĆ Andrija (2012) STK 3
BOŽILOV Nikola (1998, 2002, 2008) STK 1, STK 4
BOJKOVIĆ Tomislav (1998-2004, 2008) STK 1
BOKA Silvio (2002) STK 4
BOŠNJAK Vinko (2004) STK 3
BUĐEVAC Nikola (2010) STK 4
VASIĆ prof. dr. Veran (2006, 2016) STK 2
VESELINOVIĆ Miroslav (2004) STK 1
VIDOVIĆ Dr Predrag (2016) STK 4
VUJIĆ mr Dobrivoje (2008-2010) STK 3, STK 6
VUJIČIĆ prof. dr Vladimir (2002) STK 5
VUJOŠEVIĆ prof. dr. Ilija (1998-2002) STK 5, STK 6
VUKADINOV Branislav (2010) STK 5
VUKAŠINOVIĆ Andrija (2006) STK 6
VUKELJA dr. Petar (1998-2010) STK 2, STK 3, STK 4
VUKOTIĆ mr Dusan (2002, 2006, 2008, 2012) STK 3, STK 4
GAČIĆ Vladan (1998, 2004) STK 4
GAŠIĆ Nikola (2002) STK 5
GERIĆ prof. dr. Ljubomir (1998, 2000, 2004 - 2006) STK 2, STK 3, STK 5
GLAMOČIĆ Liljana (2006) STK 6
GLAMOČLIJA Svetozar (2000) STK 6
GLIGIĆ Tomislav (2002) STK 3
GLIŠIĆ Đorđe (1998-2012) STK 1, STK 3
GOLUBOVIĆ mr Djordje (1998) STK 1
GUŠAVAC Strahil (2000, 2004) STK 4, STK 6

DABIĆ Zdravko (1998) STK 1
DAMLJANOVIĆ Dragoljub (2002-2004) STK 1, STK 3
DANIĆ Zoran (1998-2000) STK 1
DELIĆ dr Vlado (1998) STK 4
DESPOTOVIC dr Miroslav (1998) STK 4
DIMITRIJEVIĆ Radisha (2004, 2010) STK 1
DOBRANIĆ Višnja (2002) STK 4
DOBRODEL Stefan (2000, 2002, 2004, 2008) STK 1, STK 3
DOČIĆ mr Miroslav (2012, 2016) STK 5, STK 6
DRAGOSAVAC Jasna (2010) STK 4
DUBAČKIĆ Slavko (2012) STK 4
DUMNIĆ prof. dr Boris (2016) STK 2
DUTINA M. Miomir (2000) STK 1
ĐEKIĆ dr. Saša (2012, 2016) STK 5, STK 6
ĐUJIĆ BOSKO (2006) STK 5
ĐUKIĆ Goran (2004, 2010, 2012) STK 4
ĐUKIĆ dr Savo (2014, 2016) STK 6
ĐURIĆ prof. dr Milenko (1998, 2010) STK 1, STK 6
ERDELJAN dr Aleksandar (2012) STK 5
ERIC Vladimir (2000) STK 1
ERHATIĆ Ljiljana (2004) STK 6
ŽIVANOVIĆ doc. dr. Dragan (2010) STK 1
ŽIVKOVIĆ mr Nedeljko (2008) STK 6
ZDRAVKOVIĆ dr Slavko (2000) STK 1
ZDRAVKOVIĆ Dragoljub (2002-2004) STK 4
IVANOVIC Dragan (2004, 2012) STK 3, STK 6
IVANOVIC Milan (2012) STK 6
IVKOVIĆ M. Dobrivoje (1998, 2002) STK 4, STK 5
IVKOVIC Saša (1998, 2002, 2004) STK 4, STK 5
ILIĆ Zoran (2008) STK 1
ILIĆ Sima (1998) STK 4
IONESCU A. (2004) STK 4
JAVOR doc. dr Vesna (2016) STK 2
JANDA mr Žarko (2002) STK 3
JANKOVIĆ Aleksandar (1998) STK 1
JANKOVIĆ Živorad (1998, 2000, 2002) STK 5
JANKOVIĆ mr Vladimir (2004, 2016) STK 6
JANJIĆ doc. dr Aleksandar (1998-2014) STK 5, STK 6
JANJIĆ Zoran (1998) STK 6
JEREMIĆ dr Zoran (2010) STK 6
JOVANOVIĆ GORDANA (2002) STK 4
JOVANOVIĆ dr Dragoslav (2002-2012, 2016) STK 3, STK 5, STK 6
JOVANOVIĆ Djordje (2008-2010) STK 3
JOVIĆ Jovan (2000-2008) STK 2
JOVIĆ Slavko (2002) STK 1
JOKSIMOVIĆ mr Aleksandar (2000) STK 1
JOSIĆ Aleksandar (1998) STK 4
KAPETANOVIĆ Izudin (2004) STK 3
KARAPANDŽIĆ Milutin (2002, 2004, 2008) STK 3, STK 4
KATIĆ prof. dr. Vladimir (2000-2016) STK 2
KATIĆ prof. dr. Nenad (2002-2016) STK 5, STK 6
KNEZEVIĆ Stanko (2016) STK4
KOVACEVIĆ Borivoj (2002) STK 3
KONJIĆ Tatjana (2004) STK 5, STK 6
KORUNOVIĆ prof. dr Lidija (2006, 2008, 2016) STK 2, STK 6

KOSTIĆ dr. Miloje (2002-2008) STK 5, STK 6
KOSTIĆ Milos (2002) STK 4
KRSTAJIĆ Nedeljko (2004) STK 3
KRSTAJIĆ Perko (1998) STK 1
KRUNIĆ Zvezdan (2008) STK 3
KRUŠEDOLAC Vladimir (2000) STK 1
KRČO mr Srđan (1998) STK 4
KUVAČ Željko (2004) STK 4
KUZMANOVIĆ Seka (2002- 2012) STK 4
KUJOVIĆ Slobodan (2004-2014) STK 3, STK 5, STK 6
KULPINSKI Vladimir (2002-2004) STK 3
LAZAREVIĆ prof. dr Zoran (1998) STK 3
LAMBRIN Svetozar (1998) STK 1
LENDAK dr Imre (2012) STK 5
LUKIĆ Jelena (2008-2010) STK 3
LUKOVAC Maksim (2002) STK 5
LUKOVIĆ prof. Dr. Anka (2008) STK 1
MAKSIMOVIĆ mr Slobodan (1998-2002, 2006-2012) STK 1, STK 3, STK 5, STK 6
MANDIĆ Aleksandar (2006) STK 3
MARIĆ dr Radeta (2006) STK 3
MARKOVIĆ dr Aca (2002, 2004) STK 5
MARKOVIĆ Dusan (1998, 2000) STK 4
MARKOVIĆ Zeljko (2004) STK 3
MARKOVIĆ Ljiljana Ljiljana (1998) STK 4
MARKOVIĆ May 2014 STK 1
MARKOVIĆ dr Miroslav (2006) STK 5
MARKOVIĆ prof. dr Vera (2006) STK 1
MARKOVIĆ Stevan (1998) STK 4
MARCHETA Saša (2012 - 2016) STK 4, STK 5
MASLOMOVSKI Nijaz (2002) STK 4
MEĐEDOVIĆ mr Darko (2012) STK 5
MIJAILOVIĆ Vladica (2012) STK 3
MIJUŠKOVIĆ prof. dr. Nesho (2000) STK 1
MILADINOVIĆ Nikola (2006) STK 4
MILAKOVIĆ Svetlana (2004) STK 4
MILANKOVIĆ MD Miloš (1998, 2000, 2006) STK 1
MILIĆEV Mihajlo (2006)
MILIĆEVIĆ doc. dr. Dragan (2016) STK 2
MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Jelena (2002, 2004, 2010) STK 3, STK 4
MILOŠEVIĆ Branislav (2012) STK 1
MILOŠEVIĆ Miroslav (2010) STK 6
MILOŠEVIĆ prof. dr. Vladimir (1998, 2000) STK 4
MINIĆ Saša (2002-2012) STK 3, STK 4, STK 6
MISLIMOVSKI NIJAZ (2002-2004, 2016) STK 4
MITROVIĆ Zvonko (2004) STK 1
MIĆIN Žarko (2004-2012, 2016) STK 3
MOGIN Aleksandar (2000) STK 1
MRAKOVIĆ Nenad (2004) STK 5
MRVIĆ Jovan (2004) STK 2
MUTAPČIĆ Salim (2004) STK 6
MUHAREMOVIĆ dr Alija (2004) STK 5
NAUMOVIĆ Naum (2008)
NAUMOVIĆ Nikola (2008) STK 4
NAHMAN prof. dr Jovan (1998-2008), STK 1, STK 6
NEDELJKOVIĆ Zoran (1998) STK 1

NIKOLAJEVIĆ dr Stojan (2002-2004) STK 3
NIKOLIĆ Dalibor (2010-2012, 2016) STK 3, STK 4
NIKOLIĆ Ilija (1998) STK 3
NIKOLIĆ Miroljub (2010) STK 5
NIMRIHTER prof. dr Miroslav (1998, 2002, 2006, 2008) STK 2, STK 3, STK 6
NOVAKOVIĆ Dragan (1998, 2000) STK 1, STK 4
NUHANOVIĆ doc. dr. Amir (2004) STK 6
OBRADOVIĆ Aleksandar (2010) STK 6
OBRADOVIĆ Mile (2002) STK 3
OBRADOVIĆ prof. dr. Milorad (1998) STK 4159.
OBRANIĆ Višnja (2002) STK 4
PAJKOV dr Gojko (1998) STK 1
PALALIĆ Sreto (2000) STK 1
PAPIĆ Tomislav (2000) STK 5
PAUNOVIĆ dr Vesna (2010-2012) STK 1
PAŠĆAN Miodrag (2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2012, 2016) STK 3, STK 4
PERIC Dr Dragoslav (1998-2010), STK 1, STK 5
PERKIĆ mr Božo (2004) STK 3
POPOVAC DAMLJANOVIĆ mr Aleksandra (2000-2010, 2012, 2016) STK 1, STK 2, STK 3
POPOVIĆ Aleksandar (2008) STK 3
POPOVIĆ doc. dr. Zeljko (2002-2016) STK 4, STK 5
POPOVIĆ prof. dr. Dragan (1998) STK 4
RADENKOVIĆ Ljubomir (2004-2006) STK 3
RADIĆ Luka (1998, 2000, 2002, 2008) STK1, STK 2, STK 3
RADIĆ Milanko (2010) STK 3, STK 6
RADMILOVIĆ Bratislava (2002, 2010) STK 4, STK 6
RADOVANOVIĆ prof. dr R. (2012) STK 3
RADOVIĆ Branislav Branislav (2002, 2006-2014) STK 5
RADOVIĆ prof. dr. Jadranka (1998, 2004) STK 3
RADOSAVLJEVIĆ prof. dr. Radovan (2008, 2012) STK 3
RAJAKOVIĆ prof. dr Nikola (1998-2004, 2008) STK 3, STK 4, STK 5
RATKOVIĆ Branko (2004) STK 3
RAFAILOVIĆ Slobodan (1998, 2008, 2012) STK 1, STK 3, STK 4
RISTANOVIĆ dr Zoran (1998-2012, 2016) STK 1, STK 3, STK 4
RISTIĆ Miodrag (2002-2006) STK 3
RUŽIĆ dr Slobodan (1998-2002) STK 5, STK 6
SAVIĆ Drago (2012) STK 6
SAVIĆ prof. dr Milan (1998-2010) STK 2
SALAMON prof. dr Dragutin (2000, 2004, 2008) STK 1, STK 2, STK 3, STK 5
SARIĆ dr Andrija (2010) STK 5
SARIĆ Srbislav (2010) STK 5
SENĆANIN Miomir (2002) STK 3
SIMENDIĆ doc. Dr. Zoran (2014, 2016) Forum
SIMIĆ Branislav (2002) STK 1
SIMIĆ Sreten (2000) STK 1
SPIRIĆ dr Josif (1998-2008) STK 6
SPREMIĆ Siniša (2010-2012) STK 3
SREDOJEVIĆ Milutin (1998) STK 3
STAJIĆ prof. dr Zoran (2010-2012) STK 6
STANKOVIĆ Koviljka (2012) STK 6
STEVANOVIĆ Branislav (2004)
STEVIĆ Jelena (2004) STK 4
STEFANOV doc. dr. Predrag (2010) STK 4
STOJADINOVIĆ Dejan (2002) STK 5
STOJANOVIĆ mr Biljana (2002, 2010, 2012) STK 1, STK 2, STK 3

STOJANOVIĆ Miodrag (2006, 2008, 2012, 2016) STK 1, STK 6
STOJANOVIĆ Nebojša (2012) STK 3
STOJANOVIĆ prof. dr Dobrivoje (2002, 2004, 2008) STK 1, STK 6
STOJILJKOVIC Predrag (2004) STK 6
STOJKOVIĆ dr. Saša (2008-2010) STK 1, STK 3
STOJKOVIĆ prof. dr. Zlatan (1998, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2016) STK 1, STK 2
STREZOSKI C. prof. dr Vladimir (1998-2002) STK 4, STK 5, STK 6
STRUGAR dr Velimir (2008-2010) STK 2
SUBAŠIĆ Zoran (2012) STK 4
SUČEVIĆ-TASIĆ Marijana (2012) STK 6
TANASKOVIĆ dr Miladin (1998-2012) STK 1, STK 6
TANIĆ dr Gordan (2014, 2016) STK 6
TANJGA Zivko (2006) STK 3
TASIĆ prof. dr. Dragan (1998-2016) STK 1, STK 3, STK 6
TAUŠAN mr Aleksandra (2012) STK 5, STK 6
TESLIĆ Sladjana (2012) STK 3
TICA mr Dragoljub (2002) STK 5
TODOROVIĆ Zdravko (2012) STK 6
TRPOVSKI dr Željen (1998) STK 4
TUBIĆ dr. Dušan (2000) STK 1
TURKOVIĆ mr Emilia (1998 - 2000) STK 6
ĆIRIĆ Bozidar (2008-2010) STK 4
ĆIRIĆ prof. dr Rade (1998) STK 1, STK 4, STK 6
FUNDUK Bogdan (1998-2012) STK 1, STK 3, STK 4
FUNDUK Ljiljana (2000, 2006, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016) STK 1
HAZNADAR Zijad (2004) STK 3
HALILAGIĆ Sead (2004) STK 1
HOLIK Boris (2012-2016) STK 4, STK 5
CVETINOV Dragan (1998-2014) STK 1, STK 3
CVETIĆ prof. dr Jovan (2012) STK 1
CVETKOVIĆ Nenad (2010) STK 1
ČEČO Mustafa (2004) STK 4, STK 5
ČOLIĆ Milovan (2006) STK 4
ČOLIĆ Obrenko (1998) STK 4
ČOLOVIĆ Nikola (2008-2010) STK 4
ČOMIĆ Dušan (2000-2012) STK 1, STK 2, STK 3
ČUGALJ Vlado (2006, 2012) STK 3
ŠARANOVIĆ Ana (2010) STK 6
ŠARIĆ Milorad (2006) STK 3
SVENDA dr Goran (2008, 2012) STK 5, STK 6
ŠENK prof. dr. Vojin (1998) STK 4
ŠILJKUT dr Vladimir (2008-2010, 2012, 2016) STK 1, STK 6
ŠKULETIĆ prof. dr. Sreten (2002, 2004, 2008) STK 3
ŠOBOT Radomir (2004) STK 6
ŠTARKLJ dr Jovan (1998) STK 6

AUTHORS AND COAUTHORS
At all of the ten conferences which were held the total number of authors and co-authors of
papers was 1481.
Note: The names of the first author are underlined, the year of publication is given in brackets. If
there are digits beside the year, such as 1+2, the first number designates the papers of the first author,
and the second number presents the number of papers where he/she was the co-author.
The last number is total number of papers in which author participated as the first author or co-
author.
ABADŽIĆ Miloš (98/2, 2000) 3 ADŽIĆ Evgenije (06) 1

AVDAKOVIĆ Samir (04/2) 2 ADŽIĆ Zoran (12) 1
AGANOVIĆ Edina (16) 1 ADŽIĆ Sofija (10, 12, 14) 3
AGANOVIĆ Senad (16) 1 BABIĆ Blagoje (14) 1
AGANOVIĆ Suad (04) 1 BAŽALAC Miloš (02, 04, 06) 3
AGO Čaba (2000) 2 BAJANDIĆ Dušan (2000) 1
ADAM Jozef (98, 2000 / 1 + 2) 4 BAJANDIĆ Milovan (98/1+1) 2
ADAMOVIĆ Maja (12) 1 BAJIĆ Vanja (12/1+2) 3
AZLEN Borislav (98) 1 BAJREKTAROVIĆ Sakib (04) 1
AJDUKOVIĆ Vojislav (98/0 + 1.02 / 2) 3 BAJČETIĆ Predrag (2000, 02) 2
AKSENTIJEVIĆ Marko (16) 1 BALAN Daniel (12) 1
ALAGIĆ Bratislav (02) 1 BALASIU Florin (04) 1
ALBERT Hermina (04) 1 BALKOVOJ Vladimir 98/2+1, 2000/1+1, 08/0+1 6
ALBU Mihaela (06, 10) 2 BALKOSKI Dragan (2000) 1
ALEKSIĆ Vladica (08/0+2, 12/1) 3 BALOI Alexandru (08) 1
ALEKSIĆ Josip (04/1, 06/1+1, 10/2) 5 BANJAI David (2000) 1
ALEKSIĆ Milan (02) 1 BANJANIN Mladen (16) 1
ALEKSIĆ Miloš (12) 1 BARBULESCU C. (06) 1
ALIMPIJEVIĆ Mališa (02, 04) 2 BARJAKTAROVIĆ Marko (04) 1
ALMIND D. (12) 1 BARLA E. (04/ 1
AMIDŽIĆ Mladen (08) 1 BARTOLOVIĆ Dario (2000/0+1, 06/0+2 3
ANDELIA Admir (04) 1 BATAS BIJELIĆ Ilija (14) 1
ANĐELIĆ Đorđe (98) 1 BAČVANSKI Ivica (12) 1
ANĐELKOVIĆ Aleksandar (06/1, 08/1+1, 10/0+1) 4 BAČINOVIĆ Dino (08, 10, 12) 3
ANĐELKOVIĆ Igor (06/1, 14/0+1) 2 BAČLIĆ Miroslav (06/0+1, 12/1, 14/0+1, 16/ 14
ANTIĆ Boris (06/1, 16/0+1) 2 BAŠIĆ Adil (12) 1
ANTIĆ Danka (16) 1 BEGIĆ Irma (16) 1
ANTIĆ Miroslav (10) 1 BEGOVIĆ Zoran (04/1+1) 2
ANTIĆ Mirko (04) 1 BEGOVIĆ Fadil /16) 1
ANTIĆ Nenad (98/1, 10/0+1, 12/0+2) 4 BEKUT Duško (98/2+1, 00/2+2, 02/2+1, 04/0+1,
ANTONIJEVIĆ Srđan (08) 1 06/0+1 12
ANTONIĆ Aleksandar (14) 1 BELESLIN Miroslav (98) 1
ANUŠIĆ Marija (06) 1 BELIĆ Igor (08, 10, 12/2) 4
APETREI Dan (08/2, 10/2) 4 BELIĆ Čedomir (12) 1
ARANĐELOVIĆ Milomir (2000) 1 BELČEVIĆ Milomir (2000) 1
ARNAUT Vladimir (06) 1 BELJAKOVIĆ Biljana (08/1, 14/0+1) 2
ARSENIJEVIĆ Nebojša (00/1, 04/0+1, 06/0+1) 3 BERAK Nebojša (98) 1
ARSENOV Arsen (06, 08, 10) 3 BERBERSKI Saša (10) 1
ARSIĆ Bojan (16) 1 BERIĆ Izabela (02) 1
ARSIĆ Vladan (12) 1 BERONJA Branka (02) 1
ATANASOVSKI Metodija (10) 1 BEĆIROVIĆ Elvisa (06) 1
ATLAGIĆ Branislav (10) 1 BEČIROVIĆ Vedad (12/1+1, 14/1) 3
AHMED O. K. (14) 1 BEČIĆ Mirsad (16) 1
AHMEDIĆ Latif (04, 08) 2 BOBI Adrian (08) 1
ACEVSKI Nikolce (04/1, 06/0+1, 08/1+1) 4 BIBIĆ Milorad (04) 1
AČKOVSKI Risto (00/0+1, 08/0+1, 10/2+1 5 BIGOVIĆ Tatjana (98) 1
ADŽEMOVIĆ Ljubiša (10/0+1, 12/1, 14/1 3 BIJEDIĆ Alma (16) 1

BIJELIĆ Branko (98) 1 VELIČKOVIĆ Marija (08) 1
BIOČANIN Slađana (02/0+1, 08/1) 2 VELJKOVIĆ-GRBIĆ Elena (12) 1
BJEDOV Milan (10) 1 VELJOVIĆ Đorđe (16) 1
BJELAJAC G. eps (16) 1 VERMESAN Claudiu (10) 1
BJELICA Mirko (06) 1 VESELINOVIĆ Miroslav (98) 1
BLAGOJEVIĆ Nataša (02) 1 VESIĆ Bojan (12) 1
BLAGU Iacob (08, 10) 2 VIDAKOVIĆ Oskar (06) 1
BLAŽEVIĆ Mirko (98/1+1) 2 VIDOVIĆ Luka (2000) 1
BLEHL Bruno (2000) 1 VIDOVIĆ M. Predrag (08, 16) 2
BOGDANOVIĆ Branislav (16) 1 VITAS B. (08) 1
BOGDANOVIĆ Vesna (16) 1 VIĆIĆ Draško (10/1, 14/1) 2
BOGDANOVIĆ Dejan (04/1+1, 06/1) 3 VLADETIĆ Ratko (06) 1
BOGDANOVIĆ-DINIĆ Sanja (12) 1 VLAJIĆ NAUMOVSKA Ivana (04/1, 06/0+1) 2
BOGDANOVIĆ D. Elektrokrajina (08) 1 VLAOVIĆ Bogić (04/0+1) 1
BOGDANOVIĆ Miloš (10, 14) 2 VOZEL Đana (16) 1
BOGDANOVIĆ Nebojša (02) 1 VOICU Doru (04) 1
BOGIĆEVIĆ Milan (10) 1 VOJINOVIĆ Dejan (04) 1
BOGOSAVLJEVIĆ Sretko (12, 14) 2 VOJNOVIĆ Vladimir (2000, 02) 2
BODROŽIĆ Slobodan (02) 1 VOJNOVIĆ Dragan (00/1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1, 16/1) 4
BOŽILOV Nikola (98) 1 VOJNOVIĆ R. Nikola (16) 1
BOŽIĆ Mališa (02, 12) 2 VOLOH Iliav (12) 1
BOŽIĆ Svetislav (98) 1 VORGIĆ Dušan (02/2, 04, 16) 4
BOJA Ionel (04) 1 VRAČARIĆ Tatjana (10, 12/2) 3
BOJKOVIĆ Aleksandar (98/1, 04/0+1, 08/0+1) 3 VRCELJ (OBRADOVIĆ) Nada (08, 10/2, 12, 14, 16/2) 5
BOJKOVIĆ Tomislav (02) 1 VUJAKLIJA Predrag (10) 1
BOK Silvio (98) 1 VUJIĆ Dobrivoje (04, 06) 2
BOLOBAN Asmir (16) 1 VUJIČIĆ Vladimir (02, 04/0+2 3
BONDOKIĆ Suzana ev (14) 1 VUJOŠEVIĆ Ilija (2000/0+1, 02/1+1) 3
BORBAŠ Mikloš (98) 1 VUJČIĆ Milan (08) 1
BOROVINA Džemo (14) 1 VUKADINOVIĆ Slobodan (10) 1
BOROVIĆ Mirko (16) 1 VUKAS Milorad (12, 16) 2
BOROTA-NEDIĆ Maja (98) 1 VUKAŠINOVIĆ Andrija (02/0+1, 04/1, 06/1) 3
BORUŠ Janoš (12) 1 VUKELJA Petar (98/1, 2000/1, 02/1, 04/1+1, 10/2 7
BOSOVIĆ Adnan (16) 1 VUKOBRAT Nemanja (12, 14) 2
BOŠKOVIĆ Aleksandar (98/0+1, 02/1, 04/0+1, VUKOVIĆ A. Energosoft (06) 1
16/1+1 5 VUKOVIĆ Bojana (10, 12) 2
BOŠKOVIĆ Branka (08, 10) 2 VUKOVIĆ Snežana (08, 14, 16) 3
BOŠKOVIĆ Dejan (02/0+1, 04/1, 06/1, 08/1) 4 VUKOVIĆ-NAUMOVIĆ Dragana (02/0+1, 04/0+1,
BOŠKOVIĆ-BOGUNOVIĆ Valentina (06) 1 08/1, 10/1 4
BOŠNJAK Vinko (04) 1 VUKOTIĆ T. Dušan (98, 00, 02/2, 04, 06/1+1,
BRAJOVIĆ Dragan (02, 12) 2 08/2, 10/3+1, 12/1+2, 14/1+2, 16/2+1 22
BRANESCU Valentin (06/1, 08/0+2) 3 VUKOTIĆ Predrag (98) 1
BRATOVIĆ Biljana (2000/2, 02/1, 10/0+1) 4 VUKSANOVIĆ Dragan (16) 1
BRBAKLIĆ Branislav (06, 16) 2 VUKČEVIĆ Mihailo (06/2) 2
BROZOVIĆ Srđan (10) 1 VULEVIĆ Branislav (12/0+1, 16/1+1) 3
BRČIĆ Branislav (04) 1 VULETIĆ Jovica (10) 1
BUĐEVAC Nikola (10) 1 VULETIĆ Nikica (08) 1
BUKVA Denis (02) 1 VULETIĆ M. Predrag (08) 1
BULATOVIĆ I. EPS (16) 1 VULIĆ Goran (06) 1
BUNDALO Igor (08) 1 VULOVIĆ D. EF Niš (12) 1
BURALIEVA Mia (06) 1 VUČETIĆ M. smart (12) 1
BURLACU P. (06) 1 VUČIĆ V. EPCG (06) 1
BURLICA Igor (14) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Aleksandar (98, 00, 04/1+1) 4
BUTA Adrian (04) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Aca (02/0+1, 06/1, 08/1+2,
VARGA Ervin (98, 2000) 2 10/1, 12/1, 14/1+1 9
VARŽIĆ Alen (06) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Vojkan (10) 1
VASILIEVICI Alexandru (06) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Zoran (2000, 04) 2
VASILJEVIĆ Željko (14) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Ivan (04/0+2) 2
VASILJEVIĆ Miloš (04) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Marko (12/1, 14/1+2) 4
VASILJEVIĆ Srđan (14) 1 VUČKOVIĆ Milan (04) 1
VASIĆ Dejan (04/0+1, 10/0+1, 12/0+1, 16/0+1) 4 VUČUREVIĆ Veljko (08, 12) 2
VASIĆ Milan (14) 1 VYBÍRALÍK František (10/1, 12/1, 14/0+2) 4
VASIĆ Staniša (02/2) 2 GAVRILAS Gilda (04) 1
VASOVIĆ Valentina (14/0+2, 16/1+2) 5 GAVRILAS Mihai (06) 3
VEJNOVIĆ Nataša (12) 1 GAZIKALOVIĆ Jovan (02) 1
VEKIĆ Marko (06/1+1, 08/0+2) 4 GAJDOBRANSKI Lazar (16) 1

GAJOVIĆ Jelena (16) 1 DAMLJANOVIĆ Dragoljub (98/2, 00/1+2, 02) 6
GAL Stelian (04) 1 DAMNJANOVIĆ Slobodan (14) 1
GALINSCHI Оana (04) 1 DANIĆ 3oran (02/2, 06/1, 10/1) 4
GANTAR Filip (2000/1, 02/2, 04/1) 4 DEDIJER Miodrag (98) 1
GAČIĆ Vladan (98/1, 02/0+1, 10/0+1, 12/0+1) 4 DEDOVIĆ Edina (04/0+2 2
GAŠIĆ Nikola (06, 08) 2 DELIĆ Vlado (98) 1
GEANTA Marian (04) 1 DELIĆ Jelena (12) 1
GEORGESCU Marius (06) 1 DENIĆ Milan (10) 1
GEORGIJEVIĆ Nikola (12) 1 DERIKUČKA Ilija (10, 12) 2
GEORGIJEVIĆ-RISTANOVIĆ Marina (00, 02) 2 DESPOTOVIĆ Miroslav (98/2) 2
GERIĆ Ljubomir (98/1+1, 00/0+2, 06/1+1) 6 DESPOTOVIĆ Nebojša (08/1, 10/0+1, 12/0+1,
GERLITZ Joerg (16) 1 14/0+2) 5
GJORGJEVSKI Zoran (04) 1 DEČMAN Matej (12) 1
GLAVIČ Rado (04) 1 DIACONU Ciprian (06) 1
GLAMOČIĆ Ljiljana (2000) 1 DIVKOVIĆ Ivo (08, 12) 2
GLAMOČLIJA Svetozar (98/0+1, 00/1, 02/1) 3 DILPARIĆ Milica (14/2) 2
GLIŠIĆ Dragana (10/1+2, 12/1) 4 DIMITRIJEVIĆ Ilija (10/0+1, 16/1) 2
GLIŠIĆ Đorđe (98/2, 00/1+2, 02/1+2, 04/1+1, DIMITROV Dimitar (04) 1
08/1, 10/1, 14/0+1, 16/0+1 14 DINIĆ Vladan (12) 1
GNJATIĆ Goran (2000) 1 DINIĆ Dimitrije (08) 1
GOIA Salin Viorel (08, 12/2) 3 DINIĆ Dobrivoje (04) 1
GOIA Laurentiu Miron (08/0+1, 10/1, 12/0+2, 14/1 5 DINCA A. (12) 1
GOJKOVIĆ Ivan (14) 1 DOBRANIĆ Višnja (98/2, 06/1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 5
GOLOB Samo (12) 1 DOBRE Ion (10, 12/2) 3
GOLOVANOV Carmen (04) 1 DOBRIĆ R. acs (10) 1
GOLOVANOV Nicolae (04/0+2, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 4 DONESKI J. (04/0+1) 2
GOLUBOVIĆ Zoran (06/1, 08/1, 10/1+1, 12/0+1) 5 DONČEV Anton (04) 1
GOLUBOVIĆ Ljiljana (08, 10/2) 3 DOČIĆ Miroslav (02/0+2, 06/0+1, 12/0+1, 16/0+2) 6
GOLUBOVIĆ Miloš (04) 1 DRAGOJLOVIĆ Srđan (04) 1
GOREČAN Zvonko (98/2, 02) 3 DRAKIĆ Ksenija (04/1+1, 12/1, 14/1+1, 16/0+3) 8
GRABIĆ Stevan (06/0+2, 12/0+1) 3 DRAŠKOVIĆ Milutin (2000) 1
GRABOVICA E. BiH (14) 1 DUBAČKIĆ Slavko (04/1+1, 10/1, 16/1) 4
GRAOVAC Dušan (2000) 1 DUJIĆ Dražen (04/1+1) 2
GRAOVAC Radojica (16) 1 DUJIĆ Jugoslav (98/2, 02) 3
GRAHOVAC Zoran (14) 1 DUKA Petar (10) 1
GRAHN Anders (06) 1 DUMBRAVA Virgil (04/1+1) 2
GRBIĆ Branko (08, 10) 2 DUMNIĆ Boris (04/1+1, 06/0+1, 12/0+2, 16/0+3) 8
GRBIĆ Ivan (14) 1 DUNČIĆ Predrag (98, 2000/2) 3
GRBIĆ Maja (12/2, 14/1+1, 16/2+1) 7 DUNJIĆ Jelena (12) 1
GREGOVIĆ Nikola (14) 1 DURKOVIĆ Vladan (16) 1
GRIJAK Igor (2000/0+1, 02/1+1) 3 DUQUENNE Philippe (04) 1
GRKINIĆ Milan (98) 1 DUTINA Miomir (2000, 02/1+1) 3
GROZDANOVIĆ Miroljub (06/1+1) 2 ĐANIĆ Dario (14) 1
GRUBOR Nemanja (08) 1 ĐAPIĆ Dragan (02) 1
GRUIĆ Lazar (2000) 1 ĐAPIĆ Predrag (98, 2000/1+1) 3
GRUJIĆ Vladan (08) 1 ĐEDOVIĆ Miroslav (02) 1
GRUJIĆ Lazar (98) 1 ĐEKIĆ Saša (10, 12/2, 16) 4
GRUJIĆ Slobodan (10, 12) 2 ĐORĐEVIĆ Ana (16//1+1) 2
GRUJIČIĆ Branko (16) 1 ĐORĐEVIĆ Vladimir (02) 1
GRUJIČIĆ Dragan (02) 1 ĐORĐEVIĆ Milan (12) 1
GUBIĆ Mijo (12) 1 ĐORĐEVIĆ Nikola (16) 1
GUDELJ Savo (98, 2000) 2 ĐORĐEVIĆ Radovan (16) 1
GULINSCHI Vasile (10) 1 ĐORĐEVIĆ Časlav (98 1
GUŠAVAC Zoran (98) 1 ĐORĐEVIĆ-KAJAN Slobodanka (02) 1
GUŠAVAC Strahil (98, 02/2, 06/2, 08) 6 ĐUKANOVIĆ Radovan (08) 1
GHEORGHE Gabriel (06) 1 ĐUKIĆ Goran (98, 02/1+1, 04/2+3) 8
GHEORGHE Stefan (04) 1 ĐUKIĆ Dušan (14) 1
DABIĆ Dragan tesla (12) 1 ĐUKIĆ Savo (14) 1
DABIĆ Zdravko (2000) 1 ĐURIĆ Dragan (2000/0+1, 04/1) 2
DAVIDOVIĆ Danijel (12) 1 ĐURIĆ Milenko (98/2, 02/0+1, 04/1+3, 10/0+1,
DAVIDOVIĆ Nikola (10, 12) 2 12/0+1) 9
DAVINIĆ D. (14) 1 ĐURIĆ Nikola (12/0+2, 14/0+2, 16/0+2) 6
DAKOVIĆ Slobodan (08) 1 ĐURIČIĆ Miloš (12) 1
DAMIR Gabriel (10) 1 ĐURIŠIĆ Željko (04, 14, 16/3) 5
DAMJANOVIĆ Nada (04, 08) 1 ĐURKOVIĆ Zoran (04) 1
DAMJANOVIĆ Srđan (12) 1 ĐUROVIĆ Srđan (08, 16) 2

ELAZAR Jovan (98) 1 JANKOVIĆ Ana (14/0+1) 1
ELEZ Mladen (08) 1 JANKOVIĆ Branislav (98, 2000, 08, 10, 16) 5
ELEK Zoran (10) 1 JANKOVIĆ Vladimir (02/1+2 3
ELEFTERESCU Lumina (04) 1 JANKOVIĆ Ivan (02/1, 04/0+1, 08/0+1) 3
ENACHESCU Razvan (08) 1 JANKOVIĆ (SAVIĆ) Jelena (08/0+1, 10/0+1,
ERAKOVIĆ Ivan (98) 1 14/0+1, 16/3) 6
ERAC Slobodan (02) 1 JANKOVIĆ Milutin (02) 1
ERIĆ Vladimir (98, 2000/2 3 JANKOVIĆ Nenad (2000/2) 2
ERIĆ Marijana (2000) 1 JANJIĆ Aleksandar (98/1, 2000/0+1, 02/2+1, 04/1+1,
ERHARTIČ Ljiljana (2000/1, 02/0+2, 04/0+1) 4 06/0+1, 08/1, 10/2, 12/1+3, 14/1, 16/1+2) 19
ŽARKOVIĆ Mileta (14, 16) 2 JANJIĆ S. Dušan (02/0+1, 06/1) 2
ŽDRALOVIĆ Mirza (12) 1 JANJIĆ Tijana (08/1, 12/0+1) 2
ŽEŠKO Dragutin (14) 1 JARC Janez (02) 1
ŽIVADINOVIĆ Goran (02/1, 04/1+1, 06/2+1) 6 JAHIĆ Adamir (08) 1
ŽIVANIĆ Slavka (10) 1 JAŠOVIĆ Dušanka (2000/0+1, 04/1+1) 3
ŽIVANOVIĆ Vesna (2000) 2 JEVTIĆ Andrija (16) 1
ŽIVANOVIĆ Dragan (98) 1 JEVTIĆ Vladan (2000, 06) 2
ŽIVKOVIĆ Goran (16) 1 JEVTIĆ Željko (98, 2000/2+2, 16/0+1) 6
ŽIVČEVIĆ Željko (12) 1 JEVTIĆ Milanče (98/0+1, 02/1, 08/1, 14/1 7
ŽIGIĆ Aleksandar (14) 1 JEVTIĆ Miroljub (12, 14/0+3) 4
ŽIŠIĆ Marija (06) 1 JEKIĆ Dragan (12) 2
ŽUJOVIĆ Duško (12) 1 JELENIĆ-ALEKSANDROVA Danijela (04, 08/2) 3
ZAGOŽEN Petar (12) 1 JELENC Bogomil (04) 1
ZAKONJŠEK J. ABS (06) 1 JELIČIĆ Mirko (98/0+1, 02/1) 2
ZDRAVKOVIĆ Dragoljub (02) 1 JELIČIĆ-SRDOČ Darinka (98, 2000) 2
ZDRAVKOVIĆ S. Miodrag (2000) 1 JEMUOVIĆ Milanko (98) 1
ZELJKOVIĆ Željka (14) 1 JEMUOVIĆ Nikola (16) 1
ZELJKOVIĆ Milan (12/2, 16) 3 JEREMIĆ Zoran (04/0+1, 10/2, 12/0+1, 16) 5
ZIMA Pavel (98, 2000) 2 JEREMIĆ Uroš (10) 1
ZLATKOVIĆ Nenad (14) 1 JERKAN Dejan (08) 1
ZLATOVIĆ Dragan (02) 1 JESENKO Stanislav (2000, 02, 04) 3
ZORBOSKI Milko (12) 1 JOVANIĆ Milutin (04) 1
ZORIĆ Kosta (10) 1 JOVANOV Marko (12/2, 14/1, 16/1) 4
ZUKIĆ Snežana (98) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Aleksandar (2000, 02/2) 3
IBRIĆ Aleksandar (08) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Velibor (98, 2000) 2
IVANOV Ovidiu (06) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Vlada (16) 1
IVANOVIĆ Grujica (98/1+1) 2 JOVANOVIĆ Vladan (98) 1
IVANOVIĆ Zoran (06/1+1, 08/0+2) 4 JOVANOVIĆ Gordana (10/0+1, 14/1, 16/0+2) 4
IVANOVIĆ Milan (08/0+1, 10/0+2, 12/0+3) 6 JOVANOVIĆ Dragana (14/3, 16) 4
IVAS Dumitry (04/1, 06/1+2) 4 JOVANOVIĆ Dragoslav (98, 00, 02, 06, 08) 5
IVANČEVIĆ Vladimir (16) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Danko (12) 1
IVELJIĆ Vlado (12) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Đorđe (04/0+1, 08/0+1, 12/1,
IVKOVIĆ M. Dobrivoje (2000/1, 02/1) 2 4/0+1, 16/0+1) 5
IVKOVIĆ-IVANDEKIĆ Mirko (98, 2000) 2 JOVANOVIĆ Želimir (10) 1
IVKOVIĆ Ljubica (98) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Zoran (12/0+2, 14/0+1, 16/0+1) 4
IGIĆ Saša (02) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Ivan (98) 1
IGNJATOVIĆ Milan (14) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Lidija (12) 1
ILIĆ Veselin (2000) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Milan (10) 1
ILIĆ Denis (16) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Nikica (2000) 1
ILIĆ Dragan (10, 16) 2 JOVANOVIĆ Olivera (2000) 1
ILIĆ Zoran (02) 1 JOVANOVIĆ Sanja (12/0+2) 2
ILIĆ Ivan (02) 1 JOVIĆ Aleksandar (06/0+1, 08/1+2, 10/1+2, 14/0+1) 8
ILIĆ Miroslav (2000) 1 JOVIĆ Jovan (98, 2000) 2
ILIUTA Maria (10/0+1, 14/1) 2 JOVIĆ Saša (16) 1
ILČIĆ Radoslav (02) 1 JOVIĆ Stevan (98) 1
IMŠIROVIĆ Dževad (16) 1 JOZIĆ Rafo (04) 1
IONESCU Adrian (04) 1 JOKSIMOVIĆ Aleksandar (98/2, 2000/1+1) 4
ISIDOROVIĆ Ratko (98, 2000, 06) 3 JOKSIMOVIĆ Vesna (2000) 1
JABLAN Nikola (06) 1 JOLDŽIĆ Srebrenko (12) 1
JAGODIĆ Ivan (12/0+1, 14/0+2, 16/0+3) 6 JOSIPOVIĆ Vladan (12) 1
JAZIĆ Dario (14) 1 JOTIĆ Radomir (06, 08) 2
JAKIMOV Eftim (2000) 1 JOŠOVIĆ Nenad (02) 1
JAKOVLJEVIĆ Slavoljub 1 JURIK D. (14) 1
JAKUPOVIĆ Goran (04/2+1, 06/0+1, 08/0+2) 6 JURIŠEVIĆ Petar 1
JAKŠIĆ Marija (12) 1 JUSIĆ Sakib (04, 06, 08, 14, 16/2) 6
JANAĆKOVIĆ Đorđe (16) 1 KABOVIĆ Anka (2000) 1

KABOVIĆ Milenko (2000) 1 KOSTIĆ Miomir (12) 1
KAVAZOVIĆ Nihad (14) 1 KOSTIĆ Milivoje (2000) 1
KAMINSKI Jacek (14) 1 KOSTIĆ Miloje (00, 02, 04, 08/0+1, 10/1, 12/1, 14/1) 7
KAMDŽIJAŠ Ivan (12) 1 KOSTIĆ Miloš (02/0+1, 04/0+1, 0+1, 14/0+1) 4
KANDIĆ Mileta (06) 1 KOSTIĆ Nenad (98) 1
KANJUH Sonja (08) 1 KOSTIĆ Stevan (98) 1
KAPETANOVIĆ Izudin (04/0+3) 3 KOSTIĆ Snežana (2000, 06) 2
KARAJOVIĆ Radomir (04) 1 KOSTIĆ Rastko (14) 1
KARAN Jovo (2000) 1 KOTUR Dimitrije (16) 1
KARAPANDŽA Aleksandar (98, 2000/2) 3 KOTUREVIĆ Milanko (98) 1
KARAPANDŽIĆ Milutin (98) 2 KOCIĆ Zoran (98, 2000) 2
KASAŠ-LAŽETIĆ Karolina (08/0+1, 10/1, 12/1+1 KOŠARAC Miodrag (04) 1
14/1+1, 16/1+1 8 KRAJINOVIĆ Nikola (12) 1
KATIĆ Vladimir (98/2, 00/0+2, 02/1, 04/0+2, KRAJIŠNIK I. Elektrokrajina (08) 1
06/1+3, 08/0+3, 10/1, 12/1+1, 16/1+2) 20 KREČKOVIĆ Nebojša /06/1, 10/0+2) 3
KATIĆ Juliana (14, 16) 2 KRŽIŠNIK Marijan (02, 04, 12) 3
KATIĆ Marina (02/2) 2 KRKLJUŠ Nikola (10/0+2, 16/0+1) 3
KATIĆ Nenad (98/2, 02/2, 08/1, 12/1+3, 14/0+1, KRNAJSKI Vladimir (16) 1
16/0+2) 12 KRNJAJSKI Vladimir (2000) 1
KERLETA. Đ. Vojin (08/0+1, 10/0+1, 12/0+1, 14/0)+1 4 KRSTAJIĆ Perko (98/2, 2000) 3
KECMAN Danka (08/0+1, 10/0+2, 12/1, 14/0+1) 5 KRSTEVSKI Borivoje (2000, 06) 2
KECMAN-STANČIĆ Duška (98) 1 KRSTIVOJEVIĆ Jelisaveta (14) 1
KIKIĆ Krunislav (98, 2000) 2 KRSTIN Aleksandar (2000) 1
KIROVIĆ Miodrag (2000/2, 04/0+1) 3 KRSTIĆ Aleksandar (02, 08/1+1, 10/3+1, 14/0+3 10
KITANOVA Daniela (06) 1 KRSTIĆ M. ais (14) 1
KLAUZNER Franci (12) 1 KRSTIĆ R. Nebojša (02) 1
KLAŠIĆ Tanja (06) 1 KRSTIĆ Petar (02) 1
KLIMENTA Dardan (12/0+1, 14/2+1) 4 KRSTONIJEVIĆ Sovjetka (04/0+1, 08/1) 2
KLINKO Jan (98/0+1, 2000/0+1, 02/1+1) 4 KRULJ Nebojša (16) 1
KLJAJIĆ Dragan (16/2) 2 KRUNIĆ Zvezdan (98/1, 02/1, 12/0+1) 3
KNEŽEVIĆ Gavro (02) 1 KRUNIĆ Slaviša (98, 12) 2
KNEŽEVIĆ Jovan (2000) 1 KRČMAR Igor (98) 1
KNEŽEVIĆ Momir (98/0+1, 2000/0+1, 02/1) 3 KRČMAR R. Igor Banja Luka (12) 1
KNEŽEVIĆ Stanko (16) 1 KRČO Srđan (98) 1
KOVAČEV Dragiša (98) 1 KUVAČ Željko (98, 00, 02, 04, 06, 08, 10, 12, 14) 9
KOVAČEVIĆ Dragan (04, 10, 12/2) 4 KUKOBAT Zoran (08) 1
KOVAČEVIĆ-MARKOV Koraljka (02, 12) 2 KUZMANOVIĆ M. (16) 1
KOVAČEVIĆ Mika (98/1, 2000/0+2) 3 KUZMANOVIĆ Petar (12/2) 2
KOVAČEVIĆ Neda (14, 16) 2 KUZMANOVIĆ Seka (98/1, 2000/0+1, 04/1+2) 5
KOVAČEVIĆ Selma (14) 1 KUJOVIĆ Slobodan (02, 06) 2
KOVAČIĆ Ratko (16) 1 KULPINSKI Vladimir (98/0+1, 08/1) 2
KOVINIĆ Dejan (08) 1 KULUŠIĆ Nikola (14) 1
KOJIĆ-VELJOVIĆ Mirna (10/0+2, 12/1+1) 4 KULJIĆ Radenko (14) 1
KOJIĆ Dragan (2000) 1 KUNDAČINA Predrag (14/0+2, 16/0+1) 3
KOJIĆ Milan (04) 1 KUTIJEVAC Slađan (98) 1
KOJIĆ Slobodan (98) 1 KUŠIĆ Jelena (16) 1
KOJIČIĆ Bojan (16) 1 LAŽETIĆ Jagoda (10/1, 12/0+1, 16/0+1) 3
KOLIĆ Borislava (08) 1 LAZAREVIĆ Bojan (2000/0+1, 04/2, 14/1) 4
KOLONIĆ Đemal (04) 1 LAZAREVIĆ Zoran (98, 12) 2
KOLUNDŽIJA Sanja (12) 1 LAZIĆ Bojan (02/0+1, 14/1) 2
KONEČNI Gordan (10/0+3, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 5 LAZIĆ Jelena (14/0+2, 16/0+2) 4
KONJIĆ Tatjana (04/2) 2 LAZIĆ Miroslav (12/1+1) 2
KONJOVIĆ Zora (2000) 1 LALIĆ Predrag (02/1, 04/1, 12/1) 3
KOPRENA Branislav (14) 1 LANGOWSKI Jorg (10, 14) 2
KOPRENA Dragan (06) 1 LANDIS Ben (14) 1
KOROLIJA Miodrag (2000) 1 LAPČEVIĆ Vladan (98) 1
KORUNOVIĆ Lidija (98/0+1, 02/1+2, 04/1+1, LATINOVIĆ Aleksandar (14) 1
06/2, 08/1+1, 10/1+1) 13 LEDIĆ Zvonko (12) 1
KOSANOVIĆ Borislav (98) 1 LEKOVIĆ E. Vladimir (04) 1
KOSMAČ Janko (04/1+1) 2 LEMEZ Aleksandar (16) 1
KOSTIĆ Branka (10/2, 12/1) 3 LECA Aureliu (08) 1
KOSTIĆ Vladimir (2000/0+1, 02/1) 2 LINNEMANN T. (16) 1
KOSTIĆ Vojin (10) 1 LIPAN Laurentiu (04) 1
KOSTIĆ Vojkan (02) 1 LICAU Minel (06) 1
KOSTIĆ Goran (2000/0+3, 06/0+2) 5 LICHIARDOPOL Virgil (04) 1
KOSTIĆ Zoran (98) 1 LIHOVIĆ Gordana (02/1, 04/0+1) 2

LOVRENČIĆ Viktor (12) 1 MATAVULJ Ljubomir (98) 1
LOLIĆ Slobodan (16) 1 MATOVIĆ Marija (06) 1
LONČAR Veljko (98/0+1, 2000/1) 2 MATIĆ Dragan (2000) 1
LONČAR Jagoš (06) 1 MATIĆ Dragana (16) 1
LONČAREVIĆ Fedora (02) 1 MATIĆ Predrag (98/0+1, 10/1) 2
LOŠIĆ Jelka (02) 1 MADŽAREVIĆ Vlado (04) 1
LUKIĆ Aleksandar (98) 1 MAŠANOVIĆ Goran (98) 1
LUKIĆ Zoran (98) 1 MEĐO Svetlana (10/1+1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1, 16/0+1) 5
LUKIĆ Jelena (04/1+1, 08/1+1, 10/0+1, 12/0+2, MELOVIĆ Dejan (2000) 1
14/0+2, 16/1+3) 12 MEMAROVIĆ Radovan (98, 2000/2, 06) 4
LUKIĆ Milan (10) 1 MENHEERE W.M.M. (98) 1
LUKIĆ Nestor (98, 02, 04, 12) 4 MEHOVIĆ Mirsad (16) 1
LUKOVAC Maksim (98) 1 MEČANIN Zoran (08) 1
LUKOVIĆ Mirko (98, 02/2, 10, 12) 5 MIJAILOVIĆ Vladica (98/0+1, 2000/1+1,
LUNGOCI C. (12) 1 02/2, 06/1, 16/0+1) 7
LUNGOCI Gavril (10/1, 12/1) 2 MIJAJLOVIĆ Nikola (14) 1
LUPEA Filip (04) 1 MIJAJLOVIĆ Predrag (04) 1
LUPESCU Maria (08) 1 MIJAJLOVIĆ Slobodanka (16) 1
LJUBINAC Marijana (10) 1 MIJANOVIĆ Saša (08) 1
LJUBIĆ Vladimir (08) 1 MIJATOVIĆ Vidoje (06/0+2, 08/0+2, 12/0+1,
LJUBIČIĆ Dobrivoje (2000) 1 14/0+1, 16/1+1) 8
MAJERIĆ Darko (04) 1 MIJATOVIĆ Ljubica (08) 1
MAJKIĆ Svetlana (08) 1 MIJIĆ Marko (16) 1
MAJSTOROVIĆ Zdravko (00/0+1, 02/1, 06/0+1) 3 MIJUŠKOVIĆ Nešo (2000) 1
MAKSIMOVIĆ Zoran (98) 1 MIKIČIĆ Dušan (98) 1
MAKSIMOVIĆ Radovan (06, 16) 2 MIKULIĆ Martina (12) 1
MAKSIMOVIĆ Saša (14) 1 MIKULOVIĆ Jovan (04, 16) 2
MAKSIMOVIĆ Slobodan (98/1+2, 00/1+1 MIKHAEL George (14) 1
02/2, 04/2, 06/1+1, 08/1, 10/0+1, 12/1, 14/0+1 15 MILADINOVIĆ Nikola (00/1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 3
MALETIN M. (16) 1 MILAKOVIĆ Ljiljana (02) 1
MALEŠ Darko (14) 1 MILAKOVIĆ Svetlana (98/0+1, 02/0+1, 04/1) 3
MALEŠEVIĆ Dragan (16) 1 MILANKOV Radislav (98/1, 02/0+1, 04/0+1, 08/1,
MALIVUK Aleksandar (98/0+1, 10/1) 2 10/0+1, 12/1, 14/1, 16/1+1) 9
MANDIĆ Valentina (12) 1 MILANKOVIĆ Miloš (06) 1
MANDIĆ-LUKIĆ Jasmina (14) 1 MILANOV Dušan (2000/0+1, 04/0+1, 12/3) 5
MANDIĆ Ljupče (02, 04, 06) 3 MILANOV Ivan (16) 1
MANDIĆ Saša (06/1, 16/1+1) 3 MILANOV Radislav 1
MANDIĆ Slavica (98) 1 MILANOV Tomislav (98/1, 00/2, 04/2, 06/1, 08/4
MANČIĆ Petar (02) 1 10/3+1, 12/3+4)2 1
MANOJLOVIĆ Dragan (98) 1 MILANOVIĆ Boban (98) 1
MANOJLOVIĆ Mihajlo (98) 1 MILANOVIĆ Dejan (2000) 1
MANČIĆ Petar 1 MILANOVIĆ V. Jovica (14) 1
MARAVIĆ Nemanja (10) 1 MILANOVIĆ Slobodan (02/1+1) 2
MARVAN P. (14) 1 MILANOVIĆ Snežana (2000) 1
MARIN I. (06) 1 MILENKOVIĆ Vladeta (2000, 06, 10/2, 12) 5
MARINKOVIĆ Dragan (06) 1 MILENKOVIĆ Olivera (04) 1
MARINKOVIĆ Marija (2000) 1 MILETIĆ Momčilo (2000/2, 02/1), 04/0+1 4
MARINKOVIĆ Savo (08/0+1, 12/0+1) 2 MILIVOJEV M. Slobodan (2000, 14, 16/2) 4
MARIĆ Borislav (10) 1 MILIVOJEVIĆ Bogdanka (98) 1
MARIĆ Dinko (14/2) 2 MILINKOVIĆ Bojan (14) 1
MARIĆ Radeta (98) 1 MILISAVLJEVIĆ Veljko (08) 1
MARJANOV Dušan (2000, 02) 2 MILISAVLJEVIĆ Ljubiša (2000) 1
MARJANOVIĆ Vlado (08) 1 MILIĆ Srećko (2000) 1
MARJANOVIĆ Đorđe (16) 1 MILIĆEV Mihajlo (2000) 1
MARJANOVIĆ Slavoljub (98, 2000) 2 MILIĆEVIĆ D. Doboj (16) 1
MARKOV Žarko (98) 1 MILIĆEVIĆ Dragan (06/0+1, 12/0+2, 16/1+1) 5
MARKOV S. (06) 1 MILLER Michael (12) 1
MARKOVIĆ Aca (02/2, 04/1, 16/0+2) 5 MILOVANOVIĆ Dejan (2000) 1
MARKOVIĆ Biljana (2000) 1 MILOVANOVIĆ Ivica (14) 1
MARKOVIĆ Dragan (06) 1 MILOVANOVIĆ Srđan (06) 1
MARKOVIĆ Željko (14, 16/2) 3 MILOJKOVIĆ Aleksandar (98, 16) 2
MARKOVIĆ Maja (10/1+1, 12/1+1) 4 MILOJČEVIĆ Marija (12) 1
MARKOVIĆ Slobodan (08) 1 MILORADOVIĆ Svetislav (14, 16) 2
MARTINOVIĆ Dragutin (98) 1 MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Aleksandar (04/0+1, 06/1) 2
MARČETA Saša (06/0+1, 10/1, 16/0+1) 3 MILISAVLJEVIĆ Veljko (08) 1
MARČETIĆ Boris (2000) 1 MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Dušan (08) 1

MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Dragan (98, 2000) 2 NAGY Sandor (10) 1
MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Zoran (10) 1 NAĐ Karolj (02) 1
MILOSAVLJEVIĆ B. Jelena (98, 02) 2 NAĐ-TORMA Laslo (12) 1
MILOSAVLJEVIĆ Srđan (08/0+3, 10/0+2 NAUMOV Radomir (10) 1
12/1+2, 14/0+1, 16/1+1) 11 NAHMAN Jovan (98/4, 2000/2, 02/2, 04, 06, 08) 11
MILOŠEVIĆ Vladimir (98) 1 NACKULOV Stavre (04) 1
MILOŠEVIĆ Dejan (16) 1 NEDIĆ Goran (2000, 16) 1
MILOŠEVIĆ Duška (10) 1 NEDIĆ Duško (98/2) 2
MILOŠEVIĆ D. Miloš (12) 1 NEDIĆ Radomir (10) 1
MILOŠEVIĆ M. Marko (12) 1 NEMES Ciprian (04/0+1, 06/1+2) 4
MILOŠEVIĆ Nikola (16) 1 NENIN Milan (2000) 1
MILOŠEVIĆ Srđan (10) 1 NEŠIĆ Vladimir (06/0+1, 08/1, 10/1+1, 12/1+1) 6
MILUTINOVIĆ Nikola (98, 2000) 2 NEŠKOVIĆ Aleksandar (98) 1
MILJANOVIĆ Božidar (98) 1 NIJEMČEVIĆ Brane (16) 1
MILJKOVIĆ Boža (02, 04, 06, 10) 4 NIKITOVIĆ Nebojša (06) 1
MILJKOVIĆ Milan (08) 1 NIKIĆ Spomenko (12) 1
MINIĆ Milivoje (16) 1 NIKOLAJEVIĆ Dimitrije (12) 1
MINIĆ Saša (02/0+1, 04/1, 08/1+1, 10/0+2, 12/0+6, NIKOLIĆ Aleksandar EV (98/1, 12/0+1) 2
14/0+1) 13 NIKOLIĆ Aleksandar Tesla (12/0+1, 14/1) 2
MINIĆ Stanisav (98/1, 04/0+1) 2 NIKOLIĆ Bojan (12) 1
MIRANDA Vladimiro (04/2) 2 NIKOLIĆ Branislav (08, 10) 2
MITIĆ Ivana (16) 1 NIKOLIĆ Vladan (98/0+1, 2000/1) 2
MITIĆ Siniša (98/2, 02) 3 NIKOLIĆ Dušan (08) 1
MITRIĆ Radmilo (98) 1 NIKOLIĆ Dalibor (06/1+1, 12/0+1, 14/1+3) 7
MIRKOVIĆ Lj. (08) 1 NIKOLIĆ Maja (10, 14) 2
MITROVIĆ Andrija (16) 1 NIKOLIĆ Milan (12) 1
MITROVIĆ Budimir (08/0+1, 12/1) 2 NIKOLIĆ Milena (02, 04) 2
MITROVIĆ Gojko (04) 1 NIKOLIĆ Miloš (98) 1
MITROVIĆ Zvonko (2000) 1 NIKOLIĆ Miroljub (08) 1
MITROVIĆ Zoran (04, 14, 16) 3 NIKOLIĆ Mladen (12/0+1, 14/1) 2
MITROVIĆ Miloš (16) 1 NIKOLIĆ Nataša (98/1, 14/1) 2
MITRUŠIĆ Ljiljana (02) 1 NIKOLIĆ Rade (16) 1
MIĆEVIĆ Tatjana (98) 1 NIKOLIĆ Tomislav (2000/1+1) 2
MIĆIN Saša (06) 1 NIKOLOSKI Ljubomir (98) 1
MIHAILOVIĆ Miodrag (14) 1 NIMRIHTER Miroslav (98/2, 2000/2+1, 02/1+1,
MIHAILOVIĆ Nebojša (02) 1 08/1) 8
MIHAILOVIĆ Peđa (02/1, 04/0+1) 2 NINKOVIĆ Branislav (98) 1
MIHAJLOV Aleksandar (12) 1 NICOARA Alin (08, 10) 2
MIHAJLOVIĆ Draginja (14/1+1, 16/0+1 3 NICOARA Bogdan (04, 06, 08) 3
MIHAJLOVIĆ Ivan (16) 1 NOVAK Robert (06) 1
MIHAJLOVIĆ Nataša (02) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Dragan (98) 1
MIHALJEVIĆ Marijan (12) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Živojin (2000) 1
MIHLIC Petar (98) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Ljubomir (14) 1
MIŠKOV Zoran (98, 02, 04) 3 NOVAKOVIĆ Mirjana (2000, 02, 04) 3
MLADENOVIĆ Zoran (2000) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Nikola EV (02/0+2 2
MLADENOVIĆ Ivana (06) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Nikola Energobul (98) 1
MLADENOVIĆ Ljubomir (2000/0+1, 12/1, NOVAKOVIĆ Nikola Energokontrol (2000) 1
14/0+116/1 4 NOVAKOVIĆ Nikola ftn (98) 1
MLADENOVIĆ Miroslav (98) 1 NOVAKOVIĆ Snežana (02) 1
MOLDOVEANU Victor (04/0+1, 06/1) 2 NOVKOVIĆ Ilija (10) 1
MONTEANU Emilia (06) 1 NOVČIĆ Nebojša (14) 1
MORO Todor (2000) 1 NUHANOVIĆ Amir (04) 1
MOSKOVLJEVIĆ M (16) 1 NJAVRO Boris (06, 08) 2
MRAKOVIĆ Nenad (98/1, 02/0+1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 4 OBOČKI Vladimir (2000) 1
MRVIĆ Jovan (98, 2000, 02, 04/2, 10/2) 7 OBRADOVIĆ Dušan (98/0+1, 2000/0+1, 08/1, 10/1,
MUJKANOVIĆ E. Tuzla (06) 1 12/1, 14/1, 16/1 7
MUJOVIĆ Saša (02, 10) 2 OBRADOVIĆ Milan (06/0+1, 14/1+1, 16/1) 4
MULLER Sebastien (10/1, 14/1) 2 OBRADOVIĆ Milorad (2000) 1
MUNTEANU Emilia (06) 1 OBRADOVIĆ Mirko (2000/2) 2
MUNTEANU Florin (04/0+1, 06/1+2) 4 OBRADOVIĆ Nikola (98) 1
MURATOVIĆ Dalibor (10/1+2, 12/1+1, 16/0+2) 7 OBRADOVIĆ Radmilo (2000, 02) 2
MURIĆ P. (14) 1 OBRADOVIĆ Slobodan (04/1, 08/0+1) 2
MUHAREMOVIĆ Alija (04) 1 OGRIZOVIĆ Milan (98, 2000/2) 3
MUČALICA Nikola (10/0+1, 12/1, 14/1, 16/1) 4 OGRIZOVIĆ Nedeljko (14) 1
MUŠKATIROVIĆ Dušan (08) 1 OREŠKOVIĆ Branislav (2000) 1
McGINN David (12) 1 ORLOVIĆ Jelena (98/2) 2

OSMOKROVIĆ Predrag (12) 1 PETROVIĆ D. Jugoistok (08) 1
OSTOJIĆ Dušan(10) 1 PETROVIĆ Zoran (2000) 1
OSTRAĆANIN Vladimir (16) 1 PETROVIĆ Jugoslav (02) 1
PAVIĆEVIĆ Milutin (98, 2000/2, 02/1+1) 5 PETROVIĆ Ljubiša (10) 1
PAVKOV Gojko (98/2, 2000/1+1) 4 PETROVIĆ Momčilo (10) 1
PAVLOVIĆ Aleksandar (10/0+1, 12/0+2, 14/0+2, PETROVIĆ Mirko (98) 1
16/0+2) 7 PETROVIĆ Miroljub (16) 1
PAVLOVIĆ Bogoljub (10) 1 PETROVIĆ Nebojša (14) 1
PAVLOVIĆ Dragan (14) 1 PETROVIĆ Nenad (16) 1
PAVLOVIĆ Dušan (10) 1 PETROVIĆ Nikola (98) 2
PAVLOVIĆ Miloš (14) 1 PETROVIĆ Predrag (2000/0+1, 04/2) 3
PAVLOVIĆ Miodrag (02) 1 PETROVIĆ Svetlana (14) 1
PAVLOVIĆ Slobodan (98) 1 PETROVIĆ Srđan minel (10) 1
PAŽIN Nebojša (04/1+1) 2 PETROVIĆ Slobodan (98, 2000) 2
PAJIĆ Vitomir (14, 16) 2 PETROVIĆ Uroš (10) 1
PAJIĆ Marijana (12) 1 PEŠA Ljiljana (2000) 1
PAJKO Aleksandar (2000) 1 PEŠALJ Nikola (2000, 02) 2
PALKOVIĆ Goran (14) 1 PEŠIĆ-STOJIĆ Ivana (04, 06) 2
PALUŠEK Karolj (16) 1 PILIPOVIĆ Dušan (08) 1
PANA Adrian (04/0+1, 08/1) 2 PINTEA Viorel (08/2) 2
PANEVA Suada (04) 1 PIRC Janez (12) 1
PANIĆ-BABIĆ Vera (02/2, 04/0+1) 3 PISPIRIS Sorin (08) 1
PANTELIĆ-BABIĆ Jelena (06) 1 PIHLJAK Damir (16) 1
PANDŽIĆ Sreta (02) 1 PJEVALICA Nebojša (06) 1
PAPIĆ Bojan (04) 1 PLANOJEVIĆ Jelena (16) 1
PAPIĆ Tomislav (98/1+1, 00/1+1, 06/0+2, 16/0+1) 7 PLESCA Adrian (06) 1
PARMAKOVIĆ Aleksandar (02) 1 POLUŽANSKI Vladimir (12) 1
PAROŠKI Milan (98/1, 2000/1, 02/1, 06/0+1) 4 POLJAK L. Minel (10) 1
PATRNOGIĆ Branislav (98) 1 PONOĆKO Jelena (14) 1
PAUN Ion (04/2) 2 POPADIĆ Bane (16/2) 2
PAŠĆAN Miodrag (98/2, 2000) 3 POPADIĆ Vladimir (08) 1
PAŠKVAN Zdravko (08) 1 POPELKA Antonin (14/2) 2
PEJIĆ Dragan (16) 1 POPESCU Sorin (10, 12) 2
PEJIĆ Jela (04) 1 POPESCU Corina (08) 1
PEJOV Toma (2000) 1 POPOVAC-DAMLJANOVIĆ Aleksandra
PEJOVIĆ Branko (12, 14, 16) 3 (98/0+1, 00) 2
PEJOVIĆ Velinka (98) 1 POPOVIĆ S. Dragan (98/3, 2000/4+2, 02/1+1
PEJOVIĆ Vladimir (10/1+1, 12/0+2) 4 04/0+2, 08/0+1) 14
PEJČIĆ Novica (08) 1 POPOVIĆ P. Dragan (10) 1
PENAVA Irfan (14/1+2) 3 POPOVIĆ S. Dragutin (06/1, 10/1+1, 12/1) 4
PENAVA Mirnesa (14) 1 POPOVIĆ Danijela (02, 06) 2
PENAVA Suada (04) 1 POPOVIĆ Dejana (2000) 1
PERAŠEVIĆ Bratislav (98) 1 POPOVIĆ Đorđe (98) 1
PERIĆ Dragoslav (98/2, 00/0+1, 02/0+1, 04/0+1, POPOVIĆ N. Željko (98/1, 2000/1+1,
06/1, 08/1, 14/1, 16/1 9 02/0+1, 04/1, 08/2, 10/1+1, 12/2, 14/1, 16/1+1 14
PEROVIĆ B. (14/2) 2 POPOVIĆ Jasmina (98/2) 2
PEROVIĆ Zoran (98, 2000) 2 POPOVIĆ Jovica (98) 1
PERIGAUD G. (14) 1 POPOVIĆ Ljubivoje (04) 1
PERUNIČIĆ Dragan (06) 1 POPOVIĆ M. EDB (04/1) 1
PETKOVIĆ Danijela (08 1 POPOVIĆ Miodrag (2000) 1
PETKOVIĆ Dragutin (10) 1 POPOVIĆ Miroslav (06) 1
PETKOVIĆ Imre (98/1+1) 2 POPOVIĆ Nikola (04, 14) 2
PETKOVIĆ Mirjana (2000) 1 POPOVIĆ Predrag (04, 06) 2
PETRIČEVIĆ Drago (98) 1 POPOVIĆ Slobodanka (98) 1
PETRIČEVIĆ Slobodan (98, 02, 04) 3 POPOVIĆ Sreten (02) 1
PETROVAN-BOIARCIUC M. (14) 1 POPOVIĆ Tihomir (2000) 1
PETROVIĆ Bogdan (10) 1 POROBIĆ Milica (14, 16/1+2) 3
PETROVIĆ Bratislav (00/3, 02/0+1, 04/1, 08/0+1) 6 PORCHERAY G. (02) 1
PETROVIĆ Vesna (14/1+1) 2 POSTOLACHE Petru (08) 1
PETROVIĆ Dejan (12) 1 PRAŠTALO Gojko (02) 1
PETROVIĆ Dejan Aranđelovac (16) 1 PREDESCU Laurentia (04) 1
PETROVIĆ Dragana (12/1+1) 2 PREDIĆ Dragan (04/0+1, 06/1, 12/0+1, 14/1) 4
PETROVIĆ Dražen (08) 1 PRODANOVIĆ Vladimir (98) 1
PETROVIĆ Dušan (EDB) (12) 1 PROTIĆ Miloš (04) 1
PETROVIĆ Dušan (ED Trstenik) (98) 1 PRŠA Miroslav (08/1, 10/0+1, 12/0+2, 14/0+2,
PETROVIĆ Duško (ED Subotica) (10, 12) 2 16/0+2) 8

PURAĆ Jovan (12) 1 RATKOVIĆ Branko (02/0+1, 08/0+1, 12/1) 3
PUSTAHIJA Vladimir (16) 1 RAFAILOVIĆ Slobodan (98, 02) 2
RADAKOVIĆ Zoran (16/1+1) 2 RAHIMIĆ Nihad (14, 16) 2
RADAKOVIĆ Jovan (12) 1 RAŠIĆ Andreja (04) 1
RADENKOVIĆ Ljubomir (98, 2000) 2 REHAK Laslo (06) 1
RADIVOJEVIĆ Dejan (10) 1 RIESENBERG Dirk (16) 1
RADIVOJEVIĆ Zoran (2000 1 RIKALO Sanja (16) 1
RADIĆ Goran (12/0+2, 16/1) 3 RILAK Vladimir (08, 14) 2
RADIĆ Dragan (02) 1 RISTANOVIĆ Zoran (98/2, 2000, 02, 08/0+1,
RADIĆ Dušan (06, 08) 2 10/0+1, 12/0+3) 9
RADIĆ Luka (98, 2000/0+1, 02/1) 3 RISTIVOJEVIĆ Dragan (06, 08, 10, 14, 16) 5
RADIĆ Milan (08/2) 2 RISTIĆ Aleksa (12/2) 2
RADIĆ Milanko (02, 04, 06, 08/2, 10/1, 14/1, 16/ RISTIĆ Z. pep (16/2) 2
0+1) 8 RISTIĆ Miroslav (08, 12) 2
RADIN Vesna (08/0+1, 10/0+1, 12/1+1) 4 RISTIĆ Mihajlo (06, 08, 12, 14/2, 16/3) 8
RADMILOVIĆ Bratislava (2000/2, 04/1, 06/1, RISTIĆ Novo (02, 04, 06, 08) 4
10/1+1, 12/0+1, 16/0+1) 8 RISTOVIĆ Nenad (12) 1
RADNOVIĆ Nina (10) 1 ROPOŠA Silvo (12) 1
RADOVANOVIĆ Goran (10) 1 ROSCA Ioan (10) 1
RADOVANOVIĆ Dejan (2000/0+1, 02/1 2 RUŽIN Nikola (10) 1
RADOVANOVIĆ Dušan (04/0+1, 12/1) 2 RUŽIĆ Slobodan (02) 1
RADOVANOVIĆ Nada (02/1, 06) 2 RUNJIĆ Darijo (02/1, 04/1+1) 3
RADOVANOVIĆ Saša (02) 1 RUSANOV Nikola (04) 1
RADOVANOVIĆ Svetozar (98) 1 RUSU Adrian (04/1+1, 06/1) 3
RADOVIĆ Branko (98) 1 RUSU Ioan (04, 16) 2
RADOVIĆ Branislav (00/2, 02/1, 06/1, 08/1, 10/1) 6 RUTIĆ Dragana (2000) 2
RADOVIĆ Gordana (04, 10) 2 SAVIĆ Aleksandar (2000) 1
RADOVIĆ Dragan (98) 1 SAVIĆ Goran (14) 1
RADOVIĆ Jadranka (98/2, 02/1, 04/0+1, 08/1) 5 SAVIĆ Drago (12/2) 2
RADOJEVIĆ Zoran (98/2) 2 SAVIĆ S. Milan (2000/2, 02, 04/2, 06/1, 08/1, 12/1
RADOJEVIĆ Slobodan (98, 2000) 2 14/0+1, 16/1 10
RADOJIČIĆ Emilija 1 SAVIĆ Nataša (06/0+1, 16/1) 2
RADOJKOVIĆ Dejan (98, 02) 2 SAVIĆ Predrag (02) 1
RADOJČIĆ Dušan (02) 1 SAVIĆ Radivoje (14) 1
RADOMAN Uroš (16) 1 SAVČIĆ Ivan (00/0+1, 02/1, 04/1, 10/0+1, 14/+01) 5
RADOMIROVIĆ Jelena (14) 1 SALAMON Dragutin (02, 16) 2
RADONJIĆ Zoran (14) 1 SALKIĆ Zlatko (04/0+1, 06/0+1, 08/1, 12/0+1) 4
RADONJIĆ Z. smedervo (12) 1 SALKIĆ Senada (06) 1
RADOSAVLJEV Miroslav (06/1, 14/1+1, 16/0+1) 4 SALKIĆ Hidajet (04/0+1, 06/1, 08/1+1, 10/1,
RADOSAVLJEVIĆ Jordan (12/1, 14/1+2) 4 12/1+114/1, 16/1 9
RADOSAVLJEVIĆ Milan (16) 1 SAMAILOVIĆ Ljubiša (98/2, 00/1+1, 06/1 5
RADOSAVLJEVIĆ Predrag (14) 1 SARIĆ T. Andrija (98, 2000) 2
RADULOVIĆ Vladan (04, 06, 12) 3 SARIĆ Biljana (16) 1
RADUNOVIĆ Jovan (98/1, 02/0+2, 04/1) 4 SARIĆ Milovan (06 1
RADUNOVIĆ Milan (00, 02, 04, 06/2, 08, 12, 14, SARIĆ Srbislav (98/0+1, 16/1) 2
16/1+1) 10 SECO Jorge (16) 1
RADUSINOVIĆ Rajko (98, 04) 2 SECUI D. Calin (04/2) 2
RAŽIĆ Danica (12) 1 SENIČIĆ Đorđe (2000) 1
RAILEANU C. (04) 1 SENTIN Mileta (12/1+1, 14/1) 3
RAIČEVIĆ-JOVANOVIĆ Rosanda (2000) 2 SENĆANIĆ Miomir (98, 08) 2
RAJAKOVIĆ Vladana (04/0+2) 2 SIKIMIĆ Lazar (04) 1
RAJAKOVIĆ Nikola (98/3, 2000/1+2, 02/1, 04/0+1 SILVAS Ioan (08/1+2, 10/0+1) 4
08/1, 14/1+2, 16/0+2) 14 SIMENDIĆ Borislav (08/1, 10/1, 12/1, 14/0+1) 4
RAJIĆ Tomislav (16/1+1) 2 SIMENDIĆ Zoran (06/1+1, 08/1, 10/1+2, 12/1+1,
RAJIĆ-ŠTERIĆ Ružica (02) 1 14/1, 16/1) 10
RAJKOVIĆ Predrag (06) 1 SIMENDIĆ Vorislav (10, 12) 2
RAKIĆ Dejan (98) 1 SIMIĆ Miodrag (98) 1
RAKIĆ Slobodan (10) 1 SIMIĆ Nenad (14) 1
RAMLJAK Ivan (16) 1 SIMIĆ Ninoslav (08/1, 12/1, 14/0+1) 3
RANISAVLJEVIĆ Radovan (98) 1 SIMIĆ Srđan (98) 1
RANKOVIĆ Aleksandar (16) 1 SIMOVIĆ Aleksandar (16) 1
RANČIĆ Najdan (98/2 2 SIMOVIĆ Lidija (2000) 1
RANČIĆ Ljubomir (06) 1 SLAVKOVIĆ Dragan (08) 1
RAPAIĆ Dragan (16) 1 SLIJEPČEVIĆ Maja (04/0+1, 06/1) 2
RAPAJIĆ Zoran (98, 14) 2 SLIŠKOVIĆ Igor (14/1+1) 2
RASCANU Valentin (08) 1 SMILJANIĆ Vidosav (98) 1

SMILJANIĆ Dragan (02) 1 STOJAKOVIĆ Nikola (14) 1
SMILJIĆ Predrag (08, 10) 2 STOJANOVIĆ Biljana (98/0+1, 00/1, 02/0+1,
SMUKAVEC Janez (12) 1 04/0+1, 08/1, 14/0+1) 6
SOVILJ Platon (16) 1 STOJANOVIĆ Branko (12/1, 16/1+1) 3
SOVRLIĆ Vladimir (08, 10) 2 STOJANOVIĆ Dobrivoje (98/2, 02/2+1,
SOKOLA Matija (14) 1 04/0+2, 06/0+2, 08/1+2, 10/1+1) 14
SOFTIĆ Amir (06, 10, 14, 16) 4 STOJANOVIĆ Dragan (02) 1
SOFTIĆ Izudin (04) 1 STOJANOVIĆ Javorka (12) 1
SPAIĆ Igor (02) 1 STOJANOVIĆ Jovica (98) 1
SPAIĆ Čedomir (02/1, 04/0+2) 3 STOJANOVIĆ Ljubomir (12) 1
SPAHIĆ Ervin (2000/1, 02/1+1) 3 STOJANOVIĆ Miodrag (98, 02, 04/1+1,
SPAHIĆ Sead (06, 16) 2 06/0+2, 08/0+2, 10/0+2, 12/2, 16/1 13
SPIRIĆ Josif (98/0+1, 00/1+1, 04/1, 06/1+1, STOJANOVIĆ Nenad (02, 10/3, 12, 16) 6
06/3+1, 08/1+1, 12/2, 14/1, 16/2) 17 STOJANOVIĆ Tanja (12/1+1) 2
SPIRIĆ J. Jelena (12, 16) 2 STOJILJKOVIĆ Evica (06) 1
SPIROVSKI Mile (06/1, 08/1+1, 10/1) 4 STOJILJKOVIĆ Ivanka (02/2) 2
SPOJA Željko (06) 1 STOJILJKOVIĆ Miodrag (06) 1
SPREMIĆ Siniša (04/1, 08/1, 10/1, 12/1+1, STOJILJKOVIĆ Predrag (06/1+1) 2
14/1+3, 16/1+1) 11 STOJIĆ Miloš (04) 1
SREDOJEVIĆ Milutin (98/1, 04/1) 2 STOJIČEVIĆ A. (06) 1
SREJIĆ Igor (04/1, 06/0+1, 10/0+1, 14/0+1) 4 STOJIČIĆ Vladimir (04/1, 10/0+1, 12/1, 14/1,
STAJIĆ P. Zoran (08/1+1) 2 16/1+1) 6
STAJIĆ Jovica (14) 1 STOJKOV Slobodan (98) 1
STALEVSKA-SOLAKOVA Elizabeta (06) 1 STOJKOVIĆ Dejan (04, 06) 2
STAMENKOVIĆ Miloš (02) 1 STOJKOVIĆ Zlatan (2000/2, 04/2 4
STANESCU Carmen (04, 06, 08/2+1) 5 STOJKOVIĆ Miloš (10) 1
STANESCU Dorel (04/0+1, 06/0+1, 08/1+1, 10/ STOJKOVIĆ Saša (02/1, 04/1+1, 08/2 5
0+ +2) 6 STOJNIĆ Dragan (02, 14) 2
STANESCU Valentina (04, 06) 2 STOJČIĆ Nenad (02) 1
STANIMIROVIĆ Aleksandar (10/0+1, 12/1+1, STREZOSKI Vladimir (98/3, 2000/0+1, 02/1+1
14/1) 4 04/0+1, 06/0+1, 08/1+1, 10/0+1, 14/0+1, 16/2 14
STANIMIROVIĆ A. EPS/EMS (06) 1 STREZOSKI Luka 1
STANISAVLJEVIĆ Ivan (08, 10/0+2, 12) 4 STRIKOVIĆ Rradoslav (10) 1
STANIĆ Stefan (14) 1 STRUGAR Velimir (04) 1
STANIŠIĆ Nenad (06) 1 STRUTU Radu (04) 1
STANIŠIĆ Stevan (16) 1 STUPAR Aleksandar (12) 1
STANKOVIĆ Vesna (98) 1 STUPAR Snežana (2000/0+1, 04/1) 2
STANKOVIĆ Milutin (10, 14/0+1, 16/0+1) 3 SUBAŠIĆ Zoran (08, 10) 2
STANKOVIĆ Miodrag (2000) 1 SULJOVIĆ FAZLIĆ Sanela (16/0+1) 1
STANKOVIĆ Miroslav (12/1+1, 14/1) 3 SUBOTIĆ Vladimir (2000/0+1, 02/2) 3
STANKOVIĆ Nenad (12) 1 SULAVER Vjekoslav (2000) 1
STANKOVIĆ Srđan (2000/0+1, 04/1) 2 SUŠIĆ Miloš (12) 1
STANKOVIĆ Stevan (02) 1 SFINTES Calin- Viorel (06) 1
STANKOVIĆ Srđan (04) 1 SCRIPCARIU Mircea (04) 1
STANKOVIĆ Slobodan (16) 1 SCUTARIU Mircea (04) 1
STANOJEVIĆ Vesna (16) 1 SHOARINEJAD Saeid (16) 1
STANOJEVIĆ Jelena (16/1+1) 2 TABAKOVIĆ Hasan (04) 1
STANOJEVIĆ S. Radius Ee (08) 1 TADIĆ Zorica (98/1+1, 08/1 3
STANOJEVIĆ Saša (10) 1 TALESKI Rubin (10) 1
STEVANOVIĆ Branislav (2000/1, 02/1, 08/1, TANASKOVIĆ Miladin (98/3, 2000/1+1,
10/0+1) 4 12/0+1, 02/1+2, 04/1, 06/0+2, 08/0+1,
STEVANOVIĆ Vojislav (04) 1 10/1+1, 14/1+2, 16/1+1 20
STEVANOVIĆ Dragan (16) 1 TANIĆ Gordan (14) 1
STEVANOVIĆ Dejan (2000/2, 06) 3 TANJGA Živko (14, 16/2) 3
STEVANOVIĆ Milanko (02/0+1, 08/0+1) 2 TASIĆ Branislav (16) 1
STEVANOVIĆ Nenad 1 TASIĆ Dragan (98/1, 2000/2, 02/1+1, 04/1+1,
STEVANOVIĆ Olivera (2000/2, 02/0+1 3 06/2, 08/1, 10/1+1, 12/1+2, 16/0+1) 16
STEVIĆ Jelena (12/0+1, 14/1+1, 16/1) 4 TASIĆ Zoran (98, 2000/2) 3
STEFANOV Predrag (16) 1 TASIĆ Igor (08) 1
STEFANOVIĆ Milan (10/1+1, 12/2+1) 5 TASIĆ Predrag (10/1+2, 14/1) 4
STEFANOVIĆ Nenad (98) 1 TATALOVIĆ Sima (12/0+1, 14/2) 3
STOILJKOVIĆ Vojislav (06) 1 TAUŠAN Aleksandra (10/0+1, 12/1) 2
STOILJKOVIĆ Predrag (06) 1 TAUŠANOVIĆ Milica (08/0+1, 12/0+1, 14/2+1) 5
STOIMENOV Leonid (02, 10/2, 12/2, 14) 6 TACOVIĆ Gordana (98, 2000/2 3
STOJADINOVIĆ Biljana (98/1, 00/1, 02/0+1 3 TEKAVEC Tomaž (02/0+1, 12/1) 2
STOJADINOVIĆ M. FTN (98) 2 TEPAVČEVIĆ Snježana (04, 06) 2

TEPIĆ Vitomir (98) 1 FRANOTOVIĆ Jadran (02, 08) 2
TERZIJA Vladimir (98) 1 FUNDUK Bogdan (98, 08, 14) 3
TERZIĆ Branka (04) 1 FUNDUK Ljiljana (98/1, 14/0+1) 2
TERTEI Branislav (98) 1 HAJDER Milan (2000) 1
TESLIĆ Dragan (04/0+1, 08/1, 12/0+1) 3 HALILČEVIĆ Suad (04) 1
TESLIĆ Slađana (08/1+2, 10/1) 4 HAMPL Vladimir (04) 1
TEŠANOVIĆ Nikola (12) 1 HANJALIĆ Selma (12, 14) 2
TIKVICKI Slavko (98, 04, 06) 3 HARPANJ Lidija (98) 1
TIMOTIĆ Velinka (02/2) 2 HASANIĆ Mirsad (12/1+1) 2
TICA Dragoljub (2000, 02/2) 3 HASANSPAHIĆ Nedžad (16) 1
TICULA Eugen (04) 1 HASOVIĆ Zafir (12) 1
TOADER Cornel (04) 1 HATIBOVICS Alen (12) 1
TOVILOVIĆ Duško (16) 1 HADŽIBABIĆ Ljiljana (08) 1
TODERICA M. (04) 1 HADŽIOSMANOVIĆ Hazim (04) 1
TODORIĆ Dragan (02/1, 04/1+1) 3 HADŽIOSMANOVIĆ Džemal (14/1+1) 2
TODOROVIĆ Aleksandar (06) 1 HERCEG Dejana (12, 14/2, 16) 4
TODOROVIĆ Branka (98) 1 HIDIĆ Faruk (12, 16) 2
TODOROVIĆ Zdravko (98, 10) 2 HINIĆ Milan (08) 1
TODOROVIĆ Ivan (98) 1 HIRSCH Stephen (12) 1
TODOROVIĆ Radomir (2000/1, 02/0+1, 08/1, HOLIK Boris (06/0+1, 10/0+1, 16/1) 3
14/0+1, 16/0+1) 5 HORVAT Dušan (10/0+2, 12/1) 3
TODOROVSKI Mirko (2000/1, 10/0+1, 10/0+2) 4 HORVATIĆ Aleksandra (98, 2000/2, 02/1+1) 5
TOKIĆ Almir (16) 1 HORG Miroslav (12) 1
TOMAŠEVIĆ Vladimir (98/1, 2000/0+2, 04/0+2, HRASTNIK Jože (06/2) 2
08//0+1, 10/0+1)) 7 HRVIĆ Dejan (00/0+1, 02/0+1, 04/0+2, 10/1+2,
TOMAŠEVIĆ Vojkan (98) 1 16/0+1) 8
TOMOIAGA Bogdan (04) 1 HRNJIĆ Emir (14, 16) 2
TOPALOVIĆ Milan (98, 2000) 2 HUNT Richard (12/1+1) 2
TOROŠ Zvonko (04) 1 CAR Aleksandar (98/1, 10/0+2, 12/0+1, 16/0+1) 5
TOŠIĆ Saša (08/2, 10/0+3, 12/0+2) 7 CAR Jelena (04/1, 06/1, 08/0+1) 3
TRAVICA Siniša (04) 1 CARDENAS Jorge (12/1+1, 14/1, 16/0+1) 4
TRAJKOVIĆ Stevan (14) 1 CACIULA Lacramioara (10, 12) 2
TREBOVAC Rajko (02) 1 CVEJIĆ Rosica (10/0+1, 14/1) 2
TRIFUNOVIĆ Vladan (14) 1 CVETINOV Dragan (98, 2000, 16/1+1) 4
TRIFUNOVIĆ Novica (12) 1 CVETIĆ Vladislav (2000/1, 02/0+1, 06/1 3
TRMČIĆ Svetlana (2000/2, 02/0+1) 3 CVETIĆ Dragan (98) 1
TRNINIĆ Nebojša (10) 1 CVETIĆ Jovan (08/1, 14/0+1) 2
TRHULJ Jasmina (04/1+1, 08/1+1) 4 CVETIĆANIN Suzana (04/1, 08/0+1) 2
TUNGUZ Dragan (12) 1 CVETKOVIĆ Aleksandar (14) 1
TURKOVIĆ Emilija (98) 1 CVETKOVIĆ Vladan (04, 06) 2
TURKOVIĆ Maja (98) 1 CVETKOVIĆ Živorad (10) 1
TUCAKOVIĆ Sanja (16) 1 CVETKOVIĆ Igor (98, 2000/2) 3
ĆALOVIĆ S. Milan (98/2, 2000/2) 4 CVETKOVIĆ Nenad (12, 16) 2
ĆETENOVIĆ Dragan (16/1+1) 2 CVETKOVIĆ Sunčica (04/1, 12/0+1 2
ĆIPROVSKI Trajko (2000) 1 CVETKOVIĆ S. (06) 1
ĆIRIĆ Božidar (10) 1 CVIJOVIĆ Jovan (98) 1
ĆIRIĆ M. Rade (98/3, 2000/3+2, 06/1) 9 CERO Suad (06) 1
ĆIROVIĆ Zoran (2000) 1 CEROVIĆ Vojislava (12) 1
ĆOSIN Lazar (2000) 1 CEFERIN Peter (12) 1
ĆUKOVIĆ Dragan (10, 12) 2 CEFERIN Samo (12) 1
ĆUPIĆ Branislav (04, 08, 12) 3 CINCAR-VUJOVIĆ Tatjana (02/1+1, 04/1+1,
ĆUĆIĆ Branimir (12) 1 06/1, 08/1, 10/2, 12/1+1) 10
ĆUŠIĆ Milan (04) 1 CZINE A. (12) 1
UJHELJI Rudolf (98, 04) 2 CIOBANU Nicolae 1
UNKOVIĆ Dijana (08) 1 CIPCIGAN Liana (04) 1
UROŠEVIĆ Predrag (12) 1 CICOVIĆ B. Dragoslav (02, 04) 2
URH-POPOVIČ Špela (12) 1 CIFRA Igor (12) 1
FAOR Đorđe (98) 1 COMAN Constantin (08) 1
FARKAŠ Geza (2000) 1 COMANESCU Gherghe (04/2) 2
FEDERENCIUC Dumitru (06, 10) 2 CONECINI Ion (04) 1
FELEA Ioana (04/2, 08) 3 CONTESCU Мihai (04/0+1, 08/0+2) 3
FLEISCHMANN Werner (14/1) 1 COROIU Nicolae (04) 1
FILIPOVIĆ Boris (14) 1 COSTESCU Constantin (06) 1
FILIPOVIĆ Milosav (98) 1 COSTINAS Sorina (04) 1
FILIPOVIĆ Suada (04) 1 COURSEY John (12) 1
FLORANOVIĆ Nenad. (12) 1 CRACIUN Daniel (04/0+1, 06/2, 08/2) 5

CRISTESCU Dorin (04) 1 ŠARNIĆ Jovan (02) 1
CRISTIAN Cezar (06) 1 ŠVAJGER Milan (12) 1
CRNOJEVIĆ Vladimir (98) 1 ŠVENDA S. Goran (98/2+2, 2000/2, 02/0+1,
CRNOJEVIĆ-BENGIN Vesna (98) 1 06/0+1, 08/0+1, 10/1+1, 12/0+1, 14/0+1) 13
CHIMIREL Catalin (04) 1 ŠENK Vojin (98) 1
CHINDRIS Mircea (04/1+1) 2 ŠEHOVAC Z. (08) 1
CURAKOVIĆ Lj. Zoran (98/0+1, 02/1, 12/2) 4 ŠEŠLIJA Momčilo (2000, 06) 2
ČARAPIĆ Dušan žele (12) 1 ŠIJAN Mirko (02) 1
ČARNIĆ Jovan (04/0+1, 06/1, 12/0+1, 14/1, 16/1) 5 ŠILJKUT Vladimir (2000/2, 02/2, 04/1, 06/2+1,
ČARŠIMAMOVIĆ Lejla (04) 1 08/0+2, 10/1, 12/0+2, 14/2+3) 18
ČASAR Ištvan (16) 1 ŠIKOSKI Jordan (08/1) 1
ČELAR D. Energosoft (06) 1 ŠIŠKOVIĆ Milena (14) 1
ČELEBIĆ Vladimir (2000) 1 ŠKOKLJEV Ivan (14) 1
ČEČO Mustafa (02, 04) 2 ŠKORIĆ Bojan (12) 1
ČIČKARIĆ Ljubiša (08/+1, 12/1, 14/1) 3 ŠKULETIĆ Sreten (02/0+1, 04/2, 06/1+1, 12/1) 6
ČOBANOV Suzana (98) 1 ŠKUNDRIĆ Slobodan (04, 08, 10/0+1) 3
ČOVIĆ-POPOV Marija (14) 1 ŠLJUKIĆ Nikola (14) 1
ČOLAKOVIĆ Alis (16) 1 ŠMIGIĆ Milan (04) 1
ČOLIĆ Jovan (98/2, 2000/1+1) 4 ŠOPALO Danijela (02, 04) 2
ČOLIĆ Obrenko (2000/1, 02/1, 06/0+1, 14/0+1) 4 ŠORMAZ Antun (98) 1
ČOMIĆ Dušan (00/2, 04/1, 06/1, 08/1+1, 14/1, 16/2)9 ŠORMAZ Milan (12) 1
ČOMIĆ Sandra (98) 1 ŠOŠIĆ Darko (14, 16) 2
ČORBA Zoltan (10/0+1, 12/0+2, 16/0+2) 5 ŠPAGO Suad (14) 1
ČUKALEVSKI Ninel (04/0+2, 08/1+1) 4 ŠTARKLj Jovan (98) 1
ČUPIĆ Borko (16) 1 ŠUMARAC-PAVLOVIĆ Dragana (2000) 1
DŽAKA Rejhana (04/1, 10/1, 12/0+1, 14/1) 4 ŠUPIĆ Alma (10/0+1, 12/1, 14/0+1) 3
DŽIDŽIĆ M. (06) 1 ŠUŠNICA Nikola (10, 12/3, 16) 5
DŽODAN Nebojša (04) 1 ŠUŠNJEVIĆ Đ. (08) 1
ŠABLI M. (98) 1 ŠUŠTRAN Miloš (14/2) 2
ŠARANOVIĆ Ana (04/0+1, 08/1, 10/1+1, WEISS Gotthard (16) 1
12/1+1, 14/0+1) 7 WIDMER Jakob (08) 1
ŠARIĆ Milorad (2000) 1 YООН Sangpil (14) 1
ŠARIĆ Mirza (14/2+1, 16/1) 4

LIST OF COMPANIES WHICH HAD SUPPORTED THE CONFERENCES
In the conference marketing programmes were involved 185 companies. The CIRED Liaison
Committee of Serbia thanks all those who have contributed to the success of each conference where
they have participated.
CIRED CONFERENCE
Number
Р. бр. Company 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016
1 24. SEPTEMBAR doo Užice √ √ 2
2 ABB doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 9
3 ABS HOLDINGS √ √ 2
4 ADVANTECH Co. √ 1
5 AEM C.A.. √ 1
6 AIS spol. s r.o. √ 1
7 ALSTOM HOLDINGS Beograd √ 1
8 AMIGA doo Kraljevo √ √ √ √ 4
9 AMO KRAFT AB √ 1
10 ATB SEVER doo √ 1
11 ATLAS ELECTRONICS doo Surdulica √ 1
12 AVALON PARTNERS doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
13 BAT PROING doo Mladenovac √ 1
14 BELMONT doo Ub √ 1
15 BEOGRADELEKTRO doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
16 BUDUĆNOST doo Paraćin √ 1
17 ČAJEVAC Holding √ 1
18 CERAM doo Beograd √ 1
19 CIM GRUPA doo Niš √ 1
20 COMEL doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
21 DALEKOVOD d.d. √ √ √ 3

22 DELTA TEHNIK doo Beograd √ 1
23 DIGIT doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
24 DIVISION VISUAL SOLUTIONS doo Beograd √ 1
25 DMS Grupa d.o.o. Novi Sad √ √ √ √ 4
26 DŽITI Komunikacije doo Beograd √ 1
27 EATON ELECTRIC doo Sremska Mitrovica √ 1
28 EDEX doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
29 EI PROFESIONALNA ELEKTRONIKA doo Niš √ √ √ 3
30 ELBI doo Valјevo √ √ √ √ √ 5
31 EL-CO doo Bačka Palanka √ 1
32 ELEKTROCENTAR PETEK d.o.o. √ 1
33 ELEKTROINŠTITUT MILAN VIDMAR √ √ √ √ √ 5
34 ELEKTROISTOK-IZGRADNJA doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
35 Elektro-Koil doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 8
36 ELEKTROKONTAKT STIL doo Beograd √ 1
37 ELEKTROMONTAŽA d.o.o. Kraljevo √ √ √ 3
38 ELEKTROMREŽA SRBIJE AD √ √ √ √ √ √ 6
ELEKTROPORCELAN KOMERC d.o.o.

39 √ 1
Aranđelovac
40 ELEKTROPRIVREDA CRNE GORE a.d. Nikšić √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 7
ELEKTROPRIVREDA REPUBLIKE SRPSKE a.d.

41 √ √ 2
Trebinje
42 ELEKTROPRIVREDA SRBIJE √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10
43 ELEKTROSRBIJA Kraljevo √ 1
44 ELEKTROŠUMADIJA IZBOR doo Mladenovac √ √ 2
45 ELEKTROTEHNA GROUP doo Beograd √ 1
46 Elektrotehnički institut DEC doo Zrenjanin √ √ √ √ √ 5
47 ELEKTROVAT doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
48 ELINGZO doo, Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ 6
49 ELION -EMO OHRID √ 1

50 ELKO d.o.o. Istočno Sarajevo √ 1
51 ELNOS BL doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 8
52 ELNOS Novi Sad √ √ √ 3
53 ELTEC EXPORT-IMPORT doo Beograd √ √ 2
54 ELVAC a.s. √ 1
55 ENEL doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
56 ENEL PS doo, Novi Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ 6
57 ENERGOBULL doo Novi Sad √ √ √ √ 4
ENERGOINVEST Rasklopna oprema a.d. Istočno

58 √ √ 2
Sarajevo
59 ENERGOSOFT ad Novi Sad √ 1
60 ENERGOTEHNIKA-JUŽNA BAČKA doo Novi Sad √ 1
61 ENERGY COMPANY doo Kraljevo √ 1
62 ETI B doo √ √ √ 3
63 EUROCONTRACT doo Beograd √ 1
64 EXIMPROD GRUP SRL √ 1
65 FABRIKA AKUMULATORA SOMBOR ad Sombor √ 1
66 FABRIKA SIJALICA TESLA AD Pančevo √ 1
67 FEMAN doo Jagodina √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 7
68 FEROMAX doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
69 FINEST SISTEM doo Beograd √ 1
70 FMT doo Zaječar √ √ √ √ √ √ 6
71 FRENDS LTD. CO. doo Beograd √ 1
72 GALEB GROUP doo Beograd √ 1
73 GEACHEM doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
GENERAL ELECTRIC INTERNATIONAL, INC.

74 √ √ √ 3
Beograd
75 GINEX doo Zemun √ √ √ √ 4
76 GROSS UVOZ IZVOZ doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 8
77 GSS doo Beograd √ √ 2

78 HEMOFARM a.d. Vršac √ √ 2
79 HK-PROLETER doo Kragujevac √ 1
80 HYDAC d.o.o. √ 1
81 IB-PRОCАDD d.о.о. √ 1
82 IED doo Beograd √ 1
83 IMP-Automatika doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10
84 INGEL doo Niš √ 1
85 Inving Invest Inženjering √ 1
86 IPS-ENERGY.RS doo Beograd √ 1
87 IRITEL √ 1
88 ISKRA KONTAKTOR doo Beograd √ √ 2
89 Kaldera company d.o.o. √ 1
90 Kamstrup А/S √ √ 2
91 KAPRI doo Inđija √ 1
92 Kocos Technology Central Еastern Еurope √ √ 2
93 KONČAR - Inženjering za energetiku i transport √ 1
94 KONVEREKS doo Beograd √ √ 2
95 KONVEX ELECTRIC doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
96 KORPORACIJA ELDI doo, Niš √ 1
97 KOSOVOPROJEKT-INŽENJERING ad Beograd √ √ √ 3
98 KRUŠIK-AKUMULATORI ad Beograd √ √ √ √ √ 5
99 L & M doo Novi Sad √ 1
100 L AQUA VITA & RAW doo Beograd √ 1
101 LOGO doo Beograd √ √ 2
102 LS DATA doo Beograd √ 1
103 M ELEKTRONIK doo √ √ 2
104 MARTI KOMERC doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 7
105 MELKO-BUDA doo Despotovac √ √ √ √ 4

106 MEM – mechanic & electronic measurement √ 1
107 Meter&Control doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
108 MEZON d.o.o. √ √ 2
109 MICOM TM INTERNATIONAL doo Beograd √ 1
110 MICROENERGY doo √ 1
111 MIKROELEKTRONIKA a.d. Banja Luka √ 1
112 MINEL AUTOMATIKA doo Beograd √ √ 2
113 MINEL DINAMO doo Beograd √ 1
114 MINEL KONCERN ad Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
115 MINEL TRAFO PROIZVODNJA d.o.o. Mladenovac √ 1
116 MINEL TRANSFORMATORI ad Ripanj √ 1
117 MINEL-SCHREDER doo Beograd √ 1
118 MITECO-KNEŽEVAC doo Beograd √ 1
119 MK Trade doo √ 1
120 MONTPROJEKT doo Beograd √ 1
121 MOTOROLA VLATACOM Beograd √ √ 2
122 MPT ELEKTRIK doo Bač √ 1
123 NHBG ŽIKS HARD d.o.o. Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10
124 NIDAS doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ 5
125 NIS a.d. Rafinerija nafte √ 1
126 NITES doo Beograd √ 1
127 NOARK ELECTRIC EUROPE √ √ √ 3
128 NOVA TRSA DOO √ 1
129 NOVKABEL ad Novi Sad √ 1
130 Nynas-Technol Handels GmbH √ √ √ 3
131 OBO BETTERMANN doo Stara Pazova √ 1
132 OD ELEKTRA doo Petrovaradin √ 1
133 OMICRON electronics GmbH √ √ √ √ √ 5

134 P.E.C.S. doo Beograd √ 1
135 PANTEON doo Loznica √ 1
136 PFIFFNER INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS LTD √ √ √ 3
Poslovno udruženje proizvođača opreme za

137 √ 1
merenje električne energije
138 PROZONE doo Novi Sad √ 1
139 RADE KONČAR -ELEKTROUREĐAJI SOMBOR √ √ 2
140 RAIFFEISEN INVESTMENT AG Beograd √ √ 2
141 RASINA doo √ √ √ √ √ 5
142 RC ELEKTRO DOO √ 1
143 ROAMING NETWORKS doo, Beograd √ 1
144 Roxtec doo √ 1
145 SAGEM-EI PCB Factory √ 1
146 SATURN Electric doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ 6
147 Schneider Electric DMS NS d.o.o. Novi Sad √ √ √ √ 4
148 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Srbija d.o.o. √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10
149 SCHRACK TECHNIK doo Beograd √ 1
150 Seba Dynatronic Mess- und Ortungstechnik √ 1
151 SERGI HOLDING √ 1
152 SIEMENS doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10
153 SIGMATEH doo Beograd √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 8
154 SIPRONIKA d.o.o. √ 1
155 SITEL doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
156 SMER doo Beograd √ √ 2
157 SNE ENERGY doo Čačak √ √ √ 3
158 SOCOMEC SICON d.o.o. ogranak, Beograd √ 1
159 SOLUTIS doo Beograd √ 1
160 SOMBORELEKTRO doo Sombor √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 9
161 SOMEL doo Sombor √ √ 2

162 SR METRIKA Subotica √ √ 2
163 SRC SOFT √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 7
164 Tavrida Electric doo √ 1
165 Techno Export Import Mont √ 1
166 TECTRA doo Beograd √ √ 2
167 TEHNOUNION-EXIM doo Sremska Kamenica √ 1
168 TELEGROUP doo Beograd √ √ √ √ 4
169 TEP - Tvornice elektrotehničkih proizvoda d.o.o. √ 1
170 TERMOTEHNA Šušić doo Čačak √ √ √ 3
171 TF KABLE FKZ doo Zaječar √ 1
172 TIM-COP doo Temerin √ 1
173 TM ELCON doo Jagodina √ √ 2
174 TRITON OIL doo Beograd √ 1
175 UNIT-INŽINJERING doo √ 1
176 VESIMPEX doo Beograd √ √ √ 3
177 VILLBEK Ltd. √ 1
178 VRŠAČKI VINOGRADI doo Vršac √ 1
179 Weidmann Electrical Technology AG √ 1
WEIDMULLER Interface
180 √ √ 2
GmbH & Co. KG Beograd
181 ZDP ELEKTROSARAJEVO Pale √ 1
182 ZP Elektro Bijeljina a.d. Bijeljina √ √ 2
183 ZP Elektro Doboj a.d. Doboj √ √ √ 3
184 ZP ELEKTROKRAJINA a.d. Banja Luka √ √ √ 3
185 ZPRU MELBAT Novi Sad √ 1
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International Conference on Electricity Distribution

Preparation & technical processing:

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Assistant Professor Zoran Simendić, PhD, B.S.E.E.

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Dragoslav Jovanović, PhD

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Assistant professor Zoran Simendić, PhD

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DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER STATIONS (1997 - 1999)

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Presidency of the Session 1, 2004

Dragoslav Perić, PhD and Miladin Tanasković, PhD, 2006

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ELECTRICITY QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS (1997 - 1999)

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DISTRIBUTION POWER LINES (1997 - 1999)

Prof. Sreten ŠKULETIĆ, PhD Žarko MIĆIN Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc.

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Meeting of Session 3, 2000

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Presidency of Session 3, 2010

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MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION

Zoran GUŠAVAC Zoran RISTANOVIĆ, Dušan VUKOTIĆ, M.Sc. Assistant Professor

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Dusan VUKOTIC, M.Sc., and Zoran RISTANOVIC, PhD, 2008

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EFFICIENT USE OF ELECTRICITY (1997 - 2001)

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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS

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Aleksandar Janjić, Josif Spirić amd Ilija Vujošević, 1998

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Assistant Professor Aleksandar JANJIĆ, PhD and Saša MINIĆ, 2010

Presidency of Session 6, 2012

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Prof. Jovan NAHMAN, PhD officially opened the conference.

The Palisad Hotel Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony Presidency of the Assembly

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Presentation of Mr. Tomislav Bojković Slobodan Petrovič

Meeting of the Executive Board Presidency

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Tomislav BOJKOVIĆ, M.Sc., officially opened the conference.