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
Nowadays two main types of protection schemes widely used in protection of transmission lines are: d...
Current differential protection principle is superior in terms of sensitivity and speed of operation...
This paper presents a new approach to a numerical current differential protection for the transmissi...
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 ...
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...
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...
For many years, utilities have used electromechanical relays for power system protection. The result...
Recent advances in microelectronics has enabled the use of micro-processors in distance protection o...
Nowadays two main types of protection schemes widely used in protection of transmission lines are: d...
Current differential protection principle is superior in terms of sensitivity and speed of operation...
This paper presents a new approach to a numerical current differential protection for the transmissi...
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 ...
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...
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...
For many years, utilities have used electromechanical relays for power system protection. The result...
Recent advances in microelectronics has enabled the use of micro-processors in distance protection o...
Nowadays two main types of protection schemes widely used in protection of transmission lines are: d...
Current differential protection principle is superior in terms of sensitivity and speed of operation...
This paper presents a new approach to a numerical current differential protection for the transmissi...