Publication: Accurate fault location of two-terminal transmission line based on one end voltage measurement and Smooth Support Vector Machines
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2011
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Alanzi E.A.J.
Younis M.A.A.
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This paper presents a new technique for accurate fault location based on voltage measurement from one end of the two-terminal transmission line and Smooth Support Vector Machine (SSVM). Due to common problems of current transformer during fault location and as a result increasing the cost and reduction of the accuracy, proposed technique is independent of current measurement and based on one terminal voltage measurement of the transmission line. Post-fault voltage at one end of the line is measured and used in calculation of the fault location. GPS (global positioning system) is not required for this technique resulting in a reduction of economic cost. Using the proposed technique, fault location can be estimated with a lower than 0.025% error without using current transformers and GPS. EMTP/ATP simulation and SSVM results show that the proposed fault location technique is independent of fault type, fault resistance and fault inception of the transmission line. � 2011 IEEE.
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ATP-EMTP , Fault location , Smooth Support Vector Machines , Cost reduction , Electric current measurement , Electric instrument transformers , Electric lines , Electric surges , Gears , Global positioning system , Support vector machines , Transmission line theory , Voltage measurement , ATP-EMTP , Common problems , Current measurements , Current transformer , Economic costs , Fault location , Fault resistances , Fault types , Smooth support vector machine , Smooth Support Vector Machines , Transmission line , Two-terminal transmission line , Electric fault location