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Acceleration of distance protection second zone: A non-pilot method based on the healthy phases data

•Proposing a new non-pilot solution to speed up the second zone protection of distance relays.•Detecting the remote circuit breaker operation (RCBO) using the healthy phases data.•Developed method for both single- and three-pole circuit breaker (CB) mechanisms.•Investigating the proposed algorithm w...

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Published in:Electric power systems research 2023-03, Vol.216, p.109086, Article 109086
Main Authors: Panahi, Habib, Bohluli Oskoue, Ali, Sanaye-Pasand, Majid, Hashemi, Sayyed Mohammad
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