An Integrated Phase to Ground Fault Protection for Neutral Compensated Power Networks

Single phase to ground fault in a neutral insulated or compensated power networks is difficult to be detected. In order to synthetically employing multiple available fault information, a D-S evidence theory based fault detecting fusion method is investigated for neutral compensated power networks. T...

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Main Authors: Qing-quan Jia, Chun-xia Dou, Zhi-qian Bo, Ning Wang, Jie Tian
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Circuit faults
D-S Evidence Theory
Electrical fault detection
Fault currents
Fault detection
Inductors
Information Fusion
Instruments
Insulation
Neutral Compensated Power Network
Power systems
Protection
Small Current Fault
Testing
Virtual Instrument
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Summary:Single phase to ground fault in a neutral insulated or compensated power networks is difficult to be detected. In order to synthetically employing multiple available fault information, a D-S evidence theory based fault detecting fusion method is investigated for neutral compensated power networks. Three kinds of fault information as transient, abrupt wave and real power are employed for the purpose. Concept of fault measure is introduced to satisfy fusion description. And the corresponding fault measure algorithms for the three kind of fault information are constructed. Employing the investigated scenario, a fault detecting device was developed with virtual instrument. The device was tested in a power distribution network and has operated in field. Testing and operating results proved the presented scenario. By properly employing the multifold fault information, the detecting scenario is reliable and adaptive.
ISSN:1932-5517
DOI:10.1109/PES.2007.386244