2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2018.05.005
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Non-unit transient based boundary protection for UHV transmission lines

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“…The AC filters and RPDC are all connected in parallel, which is the same as the ground stray capacitance for the AC substation [1]. The case of the line boundary is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Frequency Characteristics Of Ac Boundary Of Inverter Stationmentioning
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“…The AC filters and RPDC are all connected in parallel, which is the same as the ground stray capacitance for the AC substation [1]. The case of the line boundary is shown in Fig.…”
Section: Frequency Characteristics Of Ac Boundary Of Inverter Stationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has no effect on the accuracy of the boundary protection and can ensure reliability. (4) The boundary elements of R 2 depend on the characteristics of the line boundary N. For ultrahigh voltage AC lines, the line boundary N consists of only the busbar ground stray capacitance which has significant attenuation on high frequency components [1]. Thus, the time-domain energy of the high frequency components can be used to identify the fault.…”
Section: Protection Principlementioning
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“…Guillen et al [7] proposed an algorithm for transmission line protection using discrete WT and singular value decomposition which has advantages of the reduced computational burden. Miscellaneous methods reported for transmission line fault recognition include phasor measurement unit [8], travelling wave theory [9], decision tree aided travelling wave [10], single ended travelling wave [11], non-unit transient [12], voltage response [13], transmission line topology, and source impedance [14]. Barbosa et al [15] introduced a machine learning algorithm to detect faults on anchor rods of the transmission line, which has high-detection accuracy.…”
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