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Hybrid fault diagnosis scheme implementation for power distribution systems automation
Fecha
2008Registro en:
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER DELIVERY, v.23, n.4, p.1846-1856, 2008
0885-8977
10.1109/TPWRD.2008.917919
Autor
SALIM, Rodrigo Hartstein
OLIVEIRA, Karen Rezende Caino de
FILOMENA, Andre Daros
RESENER, Mariana
BRETAS, Arturo Suman
Institución
Resumen
Power distribution automation and control are import-ant tools in the current restructured electricity markets. Unfortunately, due to its stochastic nature, distribution systems faults are hardly avoidable. This paper proposes a novel fault diagnosis scheme for power distribution systems, composed by three different processes: fault detection and classification, fault location, and fault section determination. The fault detection and classification technique is wavelet based. The fault-location technique is impedance based and uses local voltage and current fundamental phasors. The fault section determination method is artificial neural network based and uses the local current and voltage signals to estimate the faulted section. The proposed hybrid scheme was validated through Alternate Transient Program/Electromagentic Transients Program simulations and was implemented as embedded software. It is currently used as a fault diagnosis tool in a Southern Brazilian power distribution company.