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Feature extraction method for high impedance ground fault localization in radial power distribution networks

by: K. J. Jensen, S. M. Munk, J. A. Sorensen
In Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, 1998. Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE International Conference on, Vol. 2 (May 1998), pp. 1177-1180 vol.2, doi:10.1109/icassp.1998.675480  Key: citeulike:11187016

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A new approach to the localization of high impedance ground faults in compensated radial power distribution networks is presented. The total size of such networks is often very large and a major part of the monitoring of these is carried out manually. The increasing complexity of industrial processes and communication systems lead to demands for improved monitoring of power distribution networks so that the quality of power delivery can be kept at a controlled level. The ground fault localization method for each feeder in a network is based on the centralized frequency broadband measurement of three phase voltages and currents. The method consists of a feature extractor, based on a grid description of the feeder by impulse responses, and a neural network for ground fault localization. The emphasis of this paper is the feature extractor, and the detection of the time instance of a ground fault


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