Designing network components with modern numerical analysis tools

Sitzia, A.; Liu, Man

doi:10.1049/cp:20050944

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“…This helps us to increase the fault level of a system without upgrading the existing switchgear. In this article, the transient modeling [2][3][4] approach of an MFCL using the Tableau method [5] Nomenclature …”

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Field Distribution and Performance Analysis of a Passive Magnetic Fault-current Limiter under Transient Conditions

Choudhury

Roy

Iwahara

2009

Electric Power Components and Systems

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A magnetic fault-current limiter is a passive device consisting of a permanent magnet and saturable magnetic cores. It offers low inductance to the circuit under a normal operating condition and places a high inductance under a faulted condition. The current suppression capability of a steel core is higher than that of a ferrite-core fault-current limiter having the same dimension and topology. This article aims to investigate the transient performance of a fault-current limiter with steel and ferrite cores. Finite element analysis is used to observe the flux and mmf distribution inside the fault-current limiter under normal and faulted conditions.

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confidence: 99%