Identification of Lightning Strike and Short-Circuit Fault Based on Wavelet Energy Spectrum and Transient Waveform Characteristics

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The transient traveling waves generated by linghting can be used to linghting location, in order to improve fault identifiaction ability of current traveling wave location device, an identification method of lightning strike and short circuit fault based wavelet energy spctrum and transient waveform characteristics was presented in this paper. Through researched the current signals generated by non-fault lightning strike, fault lightning strike and short-circuit fault on 220kV transmission line, compared of the energy distribution of different transient signals in each prequence band, realized the identification of lightning strike and short-circuit fault; for lightning identification, by waveform characteristics calculated obtaining eigenvalue to identify the non-fault and fault linghtning. PSCAD/EMTDC simulation results identicate that the proposed method is correct and effective.

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