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An accurate fault location algorithm for smart electrical distribution systems equipped with micro phasor mesaurement units

Mirshekali et al., 2019

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6060350878826564170
Author
Mirshekali H
Dashti R
Shaker H
Publication year
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2019 International Symposium on Advanced Electrical and Communication Technologies (ISAECT)

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Faults in electrical distribution systems are among the main causes for power disruption and outage. Therefore, it is necessary to locate faults accurately and quickly. This paper proposes an accurate impedance-based algorithm to locate faults in smart distribution …
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