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Digital Protection of Power Transformer Based on Weighted Least Square Algorithm

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In this paper, a new weighted least square scheme for differential protection of power transformers using digital techniques is presented, where the differential current waveform is modeled as a sum of decaying de, fundamental and selected higher harmonic components.
Abstract
The paper presents a new weighted least-square scheme for differential protection of power transformers using digital techniques. The differential current waveform is modeled as a sum of decaying de, fundamental and selected higher harmonic components. The model coefficients are established by using a least-square filtering technique for the sampled data. A root mean square error criterion is established to select the proper harmonic orders, data window, weighting matrix and sampling rate for fast detection of internal faults and high restraint against energizing transients in transformers. A variety of simulated waveforms is presented to highlight the important features of this algorithm. The results clearly demonstrate the efficacy and weakness of the weighted least square model.

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A state-of-the-art review of transformer protection algorithms

TL;DR: A comparative study of algorithms for digital differential protection of power transformers as to their speed of response, computational burden and capability to distinguish between an inrush and transformer internal fault.
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Artificial neural network based protection of power transformers

TL;DR: In this paper, an artificial neural network based algorithm for a three phase power transformer protection scheme is developed and implemented in real time using the DS-1102 digital signal processor, which is able to distinguish between the magnetizing inrush and the internal fault currents without harmonic decomposition.
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A Kalman filter based digital percentage differential and ground fault relay for a 3-phase power transformer

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Design and implementation of a digital differential relay for a 3-phase power transformer based on Kalman filtering theory

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Testing of algorithms for a stand-alone digital relay for power transformers

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A New Algorithm for Digital Impedance Relays

TL;DR: In this paper, a new algorithm suitable for calculating impedances from digitized voltages and currents sampled at a relay location is presented, where each input is assumed to be composed of a decaying d.c. component and components of the fundamental and harmonic frequencies.
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A Proposed Method of Harmonic Restraint Differential Protecting of Transformers by Digital Computer

TL;DR: The principles of a method of transformer protection by digital computer are described, which is essentially an adaptation ion of harmonic-restraint differential protection.
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Transformer Inrush and Rectifier Transient Currents

TL;DR: In this article, the magnetizing inrush current for a single-phase transformer is derived and curves given for the peak, average, or rms current, and the theory can also be used for certain cases where there is direct current in a transformer winding and also for phase controlled rectifiers supplying a series resistance and inductance load.
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The Design and Test of a Digital Relay for Transformer Protection

TL;DR: The inrush current-detection algorithm for the protection of transformers presented in [3] was coupled with a differential overcurrent algorithm and implemented on a popular eight-bit microcomputer system, enabling the use of relatively low-cost processing hardware.
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