2015 International Conference on Electrical Systems for Aircraft, Railway, Ship Propulsion and Road Vehicles (ESARS) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/esars.2015.7101420
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Fault diagnosis in power lines using Hilbert transform and fuzzy classifier

Abstract: Early detection of faults in power lines allows improve the service quality and therefore a reduction in high operating costs that a failure of this type implies. This paper describes a method used to determine the type of failure occurs in a three-phase over time, using tools as Hilbert transform and fuzzy classifier for successful detection is done. The algorithm developed uses each of the power lines phases which are analyzed in its angle of coverage and its variation in time, after this analysis the result… Show more

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“…Considering the physical features of the objects and the possibilities of obtaining primary measurement information, the most common are specially developed low-frequency acoustic methods and their modifications [23][24][25]. Modern devices and diagnostic systems for CM mainly use deterministic models and corresponding methods for processing informative signals and making diagnostic decisions that do not provide the necessary noise immunity and reliability of diagnostic results and defect classification [26][27][28]. Thus, the urgent task is to increase the number of informative parameters having a high sensitivity to possible defects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the physical features of the objects and the possibilities of obtaining primary measurement information, the most common are specially developed low-frequency acoustic methods and their modifications [23][24][25]. Modern devices and diagnostic systems for CM mainly use deterministic models and corresponding methods for processing informative signals and making diagnostic decisions that do not provide the necessary noise immunity and reliability of diagnostic results and defect classification [26][27][28]. Thus, the urgent task is to increase the number of informative parameters having a high sensitivity to possible defects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another problem that exists is that in small grids, typically there is no automatic protection device along the feeder. In this area, several authors have performed different approaches for create an efficient monitoring system for the detection and location of the faults in electric power grid:  Based on the signal injection method to localize the fault point, using detectors along the feeder creating the fault information vector with injected signal and zero sequence current [2] [3];  Method to estimate an approximate state of the electrical grid (power flow) from measurements of voltage magnitude and phase angle at a small number of lines [4] [5];  To detect and locate failures, observing the behavioral of the three power lines phases over time, using tools as Hilbert transform and fuzzy classifier to successful detection [6];  Method to detect and classify faults in transmission line using ANN (Artificial neural networks), using as input samples of the current and voltage, the detector is constructed by four different ANN corresponding one of each phase and one for the earth [7];  Some failures are related with atmosphere conditions, so it is necessary to design environmental parameters monitoring device for transmission lines in real time [8] [9]. This work develops a system that assists in the detection of fault location with a high accuracy and can monitor faults in real time connecting through a telecommunications network, a system responsible for managing the electric power grid.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%