Time-Domain Fault-Location Method on HVDC Transmission Lines Under Unsynchronized Two-End Measurement and Uncertain Line Parameters
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- 24 March 2015
- journal article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
- Vol. 30 (3) , 1031-1038
Abstract
This paper presents a novel time-domain fault location algorithm on HVDC transmission lines. The Bergeron line model is adopted to construct a time-domain fault location equation, considering unsynchronized two-end measurement and uncertain line parameters. The zero time reference point is set to the sample point of arrival at each end for the traveling wave-head. Time-tags of all sample points change with the zero time reference. So the time difference of two-end measurements has changed also, and equals the time difference between arrivals at two ends for the traveling wave-head. That makes it possible to mix the traveling wave theory with the Bergeron time-domain fault location method. Besides, the ratio coefficient of wave velocities between different frequencies and digital band-pass filter are presented for better performance of the proposed method. Simulations and tests demonstrate that the proposed method can locate faults accurately on the HVDC lines even in the case of loss of signals from GPS.Keywords
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