Determining Fault Location in Transmission Lines Using Differential Equation Algorithms

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Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Determining Fault Location in Transmission Lines Using Differential Equation Algorithms

Determining Fault Location in Transmission Lines Using Differential Equation Algorithms

Pages : 170-176

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Publication Date : 2024-08-30

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :A transmission line, in the context of electrical engineering and power systems, is a high-voltage or high-tension line that is used to transmit electrical power over long distances from power generation sources (such as power plants) to substations, where the electricity is then distributed to homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. Transmission lines are the backbone of the electrical grid, serving as the highways for electricity delivery. Their efficient and reliable operation is essential for ensuring that electricity is generated, transmitted, and distributed effectively, meeting the needs of consumers while maintaining grid stability and resilience. Transmission line protection refers to a set of techniques and devices used in electrical power systems to detect and respond to faults or abnormal conditions that can occur in high-voltage transmission lines. These lines are a critical part of the electrical grid and are responsible for transporting electricity over long distances from power generation plants to distribution substations. This paper proposes a different differential equation algorithm to locate faulty section on transmission lines. As seen from performance curves, the proposed protection algorithm is able to distinguish normal and faulty conditions.
Keywords : Transmission Line, Protection, Differential Equations, Fault Location

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