Modified Transmission Line Protection throughout Static VAR Compensator's Present State

Sonawane, Haridarshan; Thakre, Mohan P.

doi:10.1109/icicv50876.2021.9388613

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“…One such approach is activated if both circuits appear active and disabled otherwise. Nonetheless, this method may be better at detecting transmission line end distant site defects [12]. A nonpilot-based parallel electrical transmission protection methodology describing distant circuit breaker (CB) operation has been utilized to find remote defects.…”

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A versatile methodology for preventing a parallel transmission system using impedance-based techniques

Thakre¹,

Shriwastava²,

Mapari

et al. 2023

Bulletin EEI

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The various configurations that exist for a compatible circuit depend on an object, such as operating conditions, the occurrence of an inter-circuit error and the result of the coupling of the transmission line. This feature makes the protection of the same transmission lines very difficult. This paper introduces a new algorithm based on a state diagram that contains location data collected on a passing bus. Combine the different separation processes and the impedance-based process is used. The classification process cannot detect internal errors and only compares with existing phases where the same regional error occurs in the 2D space and the impedance-based method used to cover the resulting error. The proposed algorithm incorporates impedance-based methodology and separation technology to provide the appropriate response under all operating conditions of the same circuits.

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confidence: 99%