An enhanced ground fault selection and distance measurement approach for single and double circuit fixed series compensated transmission line

Dina Mourad, E. H. Shehab_Eldin

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Abstract

This work demonstrates a superior local measurement-based ground fault selection and distance computation approach for a single and double circuit series compensated transmission lines. The proposed design was constructed to defeat the weaknesses of the usual protection approaches as influencing of mutual coupling, series capacitor, long outage time, one line operation mode, necessitating of synchronization, the unbalance load switching, the CT saturation, needing to know the status of circuit breakers, and the difficult fault initial condition as weak inception time, fault resistance loop, remote locations, and nearby locations. In this research, the decision data is exported from zero-sequence impedance relaying signals and positive sequence voltage relaying signal based imaginative Cos-Sin concept. To approve the suggested approach, widespread faults were simulated in the ATP program as well as the suggested approach is made in MATLAB program. The outcomes show that the proposed method is correct and overcomes the aforementioned weaknesses and difficulties.

Original languageEnglish
Article number106495
JournalElectric Power Systems Research
Volume187
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 2020
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Cos-sin concept
  • Fault location
  • Fixed series compensated line
  • Operation modes of single and double line
  • Travelling wave velocity

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