The reactance method with fault resistanceseparation has been developed in order to determine as preciselyas possible the impedance of a fault loop in a transmission ordistribution power system line. This method has commonly beenused for impedance calculation in case of a single phase-to-earthfault in diverse power system protection applications. Newdevelopments in this area have shown that the extension of themethod to multi-phase faults is not only possible but also ofpractical relevance. This research consists in an improvement ofthis calculation method using data from both the own and theremote line end. This approach uses communication between twomeasurement units e.g. protection relays, which have theadvantage of not requiring a preci...
Electric power transmission lines are used for delivering electricity to consumers at their homes, o...
The conventional approach for estimating the locations of transmission line faults has been to measu...
The impedance-based approaches for fault location in power distribution systems determine a faulted ...
This paper describes a novel single-ended impedance-based fault-location method for transmission lin...
ABSTRACT Transmission lines are an essential part of the electrical grids. Thus, utilities cannot af...
This paper describes a new algorithm to calculate the per phase impedance between the measurement an...
The problem is actual for closed grids in the cases when the emergency data might be available only ...
This paper describes a novel concept of a single-ended impedance based fault location method using a...
This paper outlines impedance based technique and its application for determining the location of a ...
This thesis presents an investigation into impedance based fault location methods which directly use...
This paper describes a novel concept of a single-ended impedance based fault location method using a...
A new fault location algorithm utilising synchronised measurements of two-end currents and one-end v...
Abstract – A new fault location algorithm utilising syn-chronised measurements of two-end currents a...
This paper describes a novel single-ended impedance-based fault-location method for transmission lin...
The apparent impedance to single- phase earth fault place is obtained applying the classical algorit...
Electric power transmission lines are used for delivering electricity to consumers at their homes, o...
The conventional approach for estimating the locations of transmission line faults has been to measu...
The impedance-based approaches for fault location in power distribution systems determine a faulted ...
This paper describes a novel single-ended impedance-based fault-location method for transmission lin...
ABSTRACT Transmission lines are an essential part of the electrical grids. Thus, utilities cannot af...
This paper describes a new algorithm to calculate the per phase impedance between the measurement an...
The problem is actual for closed grids in the cases when the emergency data might be available only ...
This paper describes a novel concept of a single-ended impedance based fault location method using a...
This paper outlines impedance based technique and its application for determining the location of a ...
This thesis presents an investigation into impedance based fault location methods which directly use...
This paper describes a novel concept of a single-ended impedance based fault location method using a...
A new fault location algorithm utilising synchronised measurements of two-end currents and one-end v...
Abstract – A new fault location algorithm utilising syn-chronised measurements of two-end currents a...
This paper describes a novel single-ended impedance-based fault-location method for transmission lin...
The apparent impedance to single- phase earth fault place is obtained applying the classical algorit...
Electric power transmission lines are used for delivering electricity to consumers at their homes, o...
The conventional approach for estimating the locations of transmission line faults has been to measu...
The impedance-based approaches for fault location in power distribution systems determine a faulted ...