Numerical algorithm for fault distance calculation and blocking unsuccessful reclosing onto permanent faults

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  • ZRZ.M. Radojevic
    Z.M. Radojevic
  • CLC.J. Lee
    C.J. Lee
  • JSJ.R. Shin
    J.R. Shin
  • JPJ.B. Park
    J.B. Park
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Abstract
This paper presents a new numerical spectral domain algorithm devoted to blocking unsuccessful automatic reclosing onto permanent faults and fault distance calculation. Arc voltage amplitude and fault distance are calculated from the fundamental and third harmonics of the terminal voltages and currents phasors. The electric arc is modeled with its voltage wave shape defined numerically on the basis of a number of arc voltage records obtained in the high voltage laboratory. From the calculated arc voltage amplitude it can be concluded if the fault is transient arcing fault or permanent arcless fault. If the fault is permanent automatic reclosure should be blocked. The algorithm can be applied for adaptive autoreclosure, distance protection, and fault location. The results of algorithm testing through computer simulation are given. Author(s) Radojevic, Z.M. Dept. of Electr. Eng., Kon-Kuk Univ., Seoul, South Korea Lee, C.J. ; Shin, J.R. ; Park, J.B.

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