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Distortion-based detection of high impedance fault in distribution systems

Wei et al., 2020

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16986715769553349316
Author
Wei M
Liu W
Zhang H
Shi F
Chen W
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Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on power delivery

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Detection of the high impedance fault (HIF) in distribution systems is significant for power utilization safety. In addition to the low fault currents, traditional approaches are invalid to detect HIFs also due to the diverse characteristics, including the slight HIF nonlinearity …
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