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Chennamsetty D P, Bali S K. A Novel Fault Detection and Classification Approach in Transmission Lines Based on Statistical Patterns. IJEEE 2023; 19 (2) :2594-2594
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A Novel Fault Detection and Classification Approach in Transmission Lines Based on Statistical Patterns
Das P. Chennamsetty , Sravana K. Bali
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Symmetrical nature of mean of electrical signals during normal operating conditions is used in the fault detection task for dependable, robust, and simple fault detector implementation is presented in this work. Every fourth cycle of the instantaneous current signal, the mean is computed and carried into the next cycle to discover nonlinearities in the signal. A fault detection task is completed using a comparison of two sub cycle means, and the same concept is extended to faulty phase classification. Under various fault and system operating situations, the suggested technique is assessed for regular faults, remote end faults, high resistive faults, and high impedance arcing faults. This paper's extensive case studies illustrate the suggested scheme's simplicity, computational flexibility, speed, and reliability. The suggested approach yields 100% consistent results in 4-8 msec detection time. 
Keywords: Shifting Window, Fault Detection, Remote End Fault.
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Type of Study: Research Paper | Subject: Fault Location
Received: 2022/07/18 | Revised: 2023/06/06 | Accepted: 2023/06/11
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