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Application technique for model-based approach to estimate fault location

Ananthan et al., 2019

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17436713578309891785
Author
Ananthan S
Santoso S
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Publication venue
IET Smart Grid

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Impedance-based algorithms commonly used for determining the fault location in transmission lines are prone to several sources of error and are specific to the line and system configuration. Furthermore, these algorithms do not utilize available valuable …
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