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Fault Detection in Power Distribution Systems Using Automated Integration of Computational Intelligence Tools

The main purpose of this paper is to present architecture of automated system that allows monitoring and tracking in real time (online) the possible occurrence of faults and electromagnetic transients observed in primary power distribution networks. Through the interconnection of this automated syst...

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Published in:	Revista IEEE América Latina 2011-07, Vol.9 (4), p.522-527
Main Authors:	Zamboni, L., Nunes da Silva, Ivan, Nascimento Soares, Leandro, Souza Fernandes, Ricardo Augusto
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Subjects:	Architecture Automated Automation Computer programs Electrical fault detection Expert Systems Fault detection Fault diagnosis Fault Location Faults Field-flow fractionation Intelligence Intelligent Systems Monitoring Networks Position (location) Power distribution Power System Protection Software
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