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Generator Differential Protection Using a Hybrid Computer

M.S. Sachdev, +1 more
- 01 Nov 1973 - 
- Vol. 92, Iss: 6, pp 2063-2072
TLDR
In this article, a rea1-time hybrid, analog-digital, computer technique for differential protection of generators is presented, where the fault/no fault decisions are based on the amplitude ratio of the "fault" and "average through" currents from a selected generator phase.
Abstract
This paper presents a rea1-time hybrid, analog-digital, computer technique for differential protection of generators. The fault/no fault decisions are based on the amplitude ratio of the "fault"' and "average through" currents from a selected generator phase. Analog input data pre-processor, fault monitor and soft-ware segments suitable for valid comparison during the transient period after the inception of a fault are described. Typical examples, from out of approximately 800 case studies, including internal and external faults using a three phase generator are presented.

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