Study of Fault Location Algorithm Based on Fault Analysis Method

Lu Yi Li; Rong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.631-632.350

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Study of Fault Location Algorithm Based on Fault Analysis Method

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Analyze and derive the relationship of each electrical quantity of the single-end fault location algorithm and present a fault location formula of two-end fault location algorithm. Through the simulation research of MATLAB/Simulink, when the fault occurs near in either end of the line, the ranging device near the fault point is adopted, fault distance can be measured with single-ended electrical quantities algorithm, when the fault occurred in near the midpoint of the line, two-end fault location algorithm is chosen to ensure the results’ accuracy higher.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 631-632)

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September 2014

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Lu Yi Li, Rong Li*

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Distributed Capacitance, Fault Location, Single-End Fault Location, Two-End Fault Location

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