The Study on Power System Protection Algorithms and Fault Detection Using Model-Based Methodology Based on Structural Analysis

Zheng Zhong Duan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.203.365

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The Study on Power System Protection Algorithms and Fault Detection Using Model-Based Methodology Based on Structural Analysis

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This study presents a model-based methodology based on structural analysis that has the potential of having a technological impact on the design of diagnostic systems for power systems. The methodology utilizes the analytical redundancy inherent in the system structure and provides a strategy for systematic and automatic evaluation of power system topologies with respect to their monitoring (fault detection and isolation) potential.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 203)

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Zheng Zhong Duan

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Fault Detection, Isolation, Power System, Protection Algorithms, Structural Analysis

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