This paper presents a fault location scheme for unbalanced and untransposed distribution systems which contain different types of distributed generation (DG). A general formula has been derived for any fault type using a limited number of synchronized measurement points. To avoid having to synchronize all the measurement points, the voltage and current measured locally at the DGs are processed locally to calculate the equivalent impedance of the DG at the non-fundamental frequencies. This is then used in the fault location process. The IEEE 34-bus feeder is simulated using the distributed parameter model for the lines and is used to validate the proposed scheme. Uncertainties associated with fault type, fault location, fault resistance, inc...
In this paper, an extended impedance-based fault-location formulation for generalized distribution s...
Abstract- This paper presents a new fault location algorithm for radial distribution systems with di...
This paper presents a fault location technique for distribution systems. It is a two end impedance b...
This paper presents a single end fault location scheme for distribution networks with distributed ge...
This paper proposes an improved impedance based fault location scheme based on system analysis at no...
Distributed Generations (DGs) with power electronic devices and their control loops will cause disto...
Fault location reveals the exact information needed for utility crews to timely and promptly perform...
Power distribution networks with distributed generations may experience faults. It is essential to p...
This paper presents a combined double-end and single-end fault locator for distribution systems. The...
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Abstract: The fault location techniques for power distribution systems (PDS) in use nowadays assume ...
Power system faults normally result in system damage, profit loss and consumer dissatisfaction. Cons...
The exact location of faults in the electrical distribution systems is a problem that affects not on...
Being part of a larger research project named “Distribution 2020”, the focus of this work has been o...
Modern fault location methods are robust; however, they depend strongly on the availability of the m...
In this paper, an extended impedance-based fault-location formulation for generalized distribution s...
Abstract- This paper presents a new fault location algorithm for radial distribution systems with di...
This paper presents a fault location technique for distribution systems. It is a two end impedance b...
This paper presents a single end fault location scheme for distribution networks with distributed ge...
This paper proposes an improved impedance based fault location scheme based on system analysis at no...
Distributed Generations (DGs) with power electronic devices and their control loops will cause disto...
Fault location reveals the exact information needed for utility crews to timely and promptly perform...
Power distribution networks with distributed generations may experience faults. It is essential to p...
This paper presents a combined double-end and single-end fault locator for distribution systems. The...
© 2018 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for...
Abstract: The fault location techniques for power distribution systems (PDS) in use nowadays assume ...
Power system faults normally result in system damage, profit loss and consumer dissatisfaction. Cons...
The exact location of faults in the electrical distribution systems is a problem that affects not on...
Being part of a larger research project named “Distribution 2020”, the focus of this work has been o...
Modern fault location methods are robust; however, they depend strongly on the availability of the m...
In this paper, an extended impedance-based fault-location formulation for generalized distribution s...
Abstract- This paper presents a new fault location algorithm for radial distribution systems with di...
This paper presents a fault location technique for distribution systems. It is a two end impedance b...