2006
DOI: 10.1109/tpwrd.2006.874113
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Voltage Sag Studies in Distribution Networks—Part I: System Modeling

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“…Typical values of these parameters can be consulted in the literature for each type of characteristic [19,[21][22][23]. …”
Section: Circuit Breakers -Overcurrent Relaysmentioning
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“…Typical values of these parameters can be consulted in the literature for each type of characteristic [19,[21][22][23]. …”
Section: Circuit Breakers -Overcurrent Relaysmentioning
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“…The first subsection includes those devices installed in distribution feeders and tapped lines [22,23], while the second one summarizes models for protective relays needed to accomplish the objectives and functions shown in Table I [25].…”
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“…The main causes of voltage sag include short circuit fault, starting large induction motors, sudden load variations, and energization of the transformer [7,8]. Voltage sag is a temporary event and its causes are also considered as a temporary low or medium frequency phenomenon [9,10]. Nowadays, with high demands and increases in sensitive equipment, voltage sag is not tolerated in power systems, and various methods have been applied to decrease it [11,12].…”
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