-An application of wavelet transform based multi resolution analysis approach for double circuit transmission line protection from various faults is revealed in this paper, to intensify the result of various problems linked with distance security of double circuit transmission lines. The fault current signal is explored by choosing wavelet transform program of MATLAB and selecting 'db4' as mother wavelet to retrieve the fault current coefficients for fault detection in double circuit transmission line. Results of simulation work displays that the proposed relay based on wavelet transform can lift the work of orthodox protection schemes.Index Terms -Double circuit transmission lines, relaying schemes, wavelet transform, fault detection, location, and classification. I. PREFACEMulti terminal transmission lines are entirely standard owing to the growth of power transmission system both in convolution and expanse. Nevertheless, a double circuit transmission line constitutes unusual issues due to multiterminals. On this subject, Adel Aktaibi et al. in [1] proposed a hybrid technique which consists of WPT and dq-axis components for current differential protection of transmission lines. . In their work, they developed and implemented hybrid technique by localizing frequency sub-bands of dq-axis components of the differential currents using WPT for finding out the best signature of the internal faults. P.D. Raval et al. in
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