Abstract--This paper presents a theoretical nd experimental study of a new technique for pilot differential protection of transmission lines. The difference currents obtained from post- and pre-fault line currents, adjusted by calculated charging currents, are used to minimize the desensitizing effect of load and line charging currents. The experimental results are from a laboratory 16-bit microcomputer-based relay that was developed to test some of the features of this new approach. Off-line test results for various types of faults on a lumped parameter long transmission li e model and real-time test results for a short transmission li e model are presented
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
For many years, utilities have used electromechanical relays for power system protection. The result...
This paper presents a theoretical and experimental study of a new technique for pilot differential p...
Throughout the history of power system protection, researchers have strived to increase sensitivity ...
Throughout the history of power system protection, researchers have strived to increase sensitivity ...
Parallel-teed transmission lines (PTTLs) have economic and environmental advantages and have, there...
Current differential protection is simple in principle and is immune to power swings, load encroachm...
Parallel-teed transmission lines (PTTLs) have economic and environmental advantages and have, there...
This dissertation investigates a methodology for the application of microcomputer based technology t...
This paper presents a new transmission line differential protection using fault current DC transient...
This thesis Is concerned with the application of a small generalpurpose digital computer to the prot...
This paper proposes a novel approach for sensitive current differential protection of transmission l...
A proposed method of transmission line protection bydigital computer is outlined. This method is int...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
For many years, utilities have used electromechanical relays for power system protection. The result...
This paper presents a theoretical and experimental study of a new technique for pilot differential p...
Throughout the history of power system protection, researchers have strived to increase sensitivity ...
Throughout the history of power system protection, researchers have strived to increase sensitivity ...
Parallel-teed transmission lines (PTTLs) have economic and environmental advantages and have, there...
Current differential protection is simple in principle and is immune to power swings, load encroachm...
Parallel-teed transmission lines (PTTLs) have economic and environmental advantages and have, there...
This dissertation investigates a methodology for the application of microcomputer based technology t...
This paper presents a new transmission line differential protection using fault current DC transient...
This thesis Is concerned with the application of a small generalpurpose digital computer to the prot...
This paper proposes a novel approach for sensitive current differential protection of transmission l...
A proposed method of transmission line protection bydigital computer is outlined. This method is int...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
Electric power utilities have traditionally used electromechanical and solid-state relays for prote...
For many years, utilities have used electromechanical relays for power system protection. The result...