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Development of a new fault location algorithm for multi-terminal two parallel transmission lines

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The authors propose a novel fault location algorithm for multiterminal parallel transmission lines that uses the same AC inputs as protective relays and uses only the magnitude of the differential currents at each terminal to simplify the H/W and S/W configurations of a fault locator.
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The authors propose a novel fault location algorithm for multiterminal parallel transmission lines. The proposed method uses the same AC inputs as protective relays and uses only the magnitude of the differential currents at each terminal. This makes it possible to simplify the H/W and S/W configurations of a fault locator since it is not required to synchronously collect the differential current data at each terminal. This algorithm consists of a basic three-terminal fault location algorithm and equivalent conversion to a three-terminal system from an n-terminal system. For a multifault occurring simultaneously at the same place on both lines as well as a single fault occurring at one place on one of the two lines, this algorithm is reasonably accurate. This was verified mathematically and examined by EMTP simulation. >

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Development of a New Type Fault Locator Using the One-Terminal Voltage and Current Data

TL;DR: In this article, a new type fault locator has been developed, that calculates the reactance of a faulty line, with a micro-processor, using the one-terminal voltage and current data of the transmission line.
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A new fault location technique for two- and three-terminal lines

TL;DR: In this article, a method for the computation of fault location in two and three-terminal high voltage lines is presented based on digital computation of the three-phase current and voltage 60/50 Hz phasors at the line terminals.
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An Accurate Fault Locator With Compensation For Apparent Reactance In The Fault Resistance Resulting From Remore-End Infeed

TL;DR: In this paper, a microprocessor based fault locator is described, which uses novel compensation techniques to improve accuracy and display the distance to the fault in percent of transmission line length, for facilitating repair and restoration following a permanent fault.
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A technique for estimating transmission line fault locations from digital impedance relay measurements

TL;DR: In this article, a technique for estimating locations of shunt faults using post fault fundamental-frequency voltages and currents measured at the two line terminals is presented, where the measurements need not be synchronized, and the source impedances are not used by the estimation procedure.
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