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Fault location in power distribution networks using sinusoidal steady state analysis

Han, F, Yu, X, Al-Dabbagh, M and Wang, Y 2004, 'Fault location in power distribution networks using sinusoidal steady state analysis', in Proceedings of the 7th Asia Pacific Complex Systems Conference, Cairns, Australia, 6-10 December 2004.

Document type: Conference Paper
Collection: Conference Papers

Title Fault location in power distribution networks using sinusoidal steady state analysis
Author(s) Han, F
Yu, X
Al-Dabbagh, M
Wang, Y
Year 2004
Conference name Asia Pacific Complex Systems Conference
Conference location Cairns, Australia
Conference dates 6-10 December 2004
Proceedings title Proceedings of the 7th Asia Pacific Complex Systems Conference
Publisher Central Queensland University
Place of publication Rockhampton, Australia
Abstract This paper proposes a fault location method based on sinusoidal steady state analysis which can locate the single phase-to-ground short-circuit fault with single-ended measurement in an overhead three-phase electric power distribution lines. By measuring and calculating certain fundamental parameters of the system as well as the voltages and currents at the sending-end, which contain corresponding fault information, the location and resistance of fault candidates can be determined by solving nonlinear distributed parameter equations. Physical model experiments show that this method performs well.
Subjects Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified
Copyright notice © 2004 The Authors
 
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