1997
DOI: 10.1109/59.574959
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An on-line expert system for fault section diagnosis in power systems

Abstract: This paper presents an expert system for diagnosis of power system fault allocation in real time (SIDUF-TR). The system uses information on the tripped relays and circuit breakers to identify the most probable faulted element of the power system, serving as a decision making support for energy control center dispatchers. First, the expert system structure is presented, including a description of the inference method used to determine the most probable failures places. Then the architecture for real-time operat… Show more

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“…Input feature-selection constitutes an essential first step. This was chosen very carefully so that the input features will correctly reflect the characteristics of the problem [7][8]. In the current study, four statistics "Maximum discharge area", "Minimum discharge area", "Average discharge area" and "Discharge range" are chosen as input features.…”
Section: B Construction Of Diagnosis System Based On Bp Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Input feature-selection constitutes an essential first step. This was chosen very carefully so that the input features will correctly reflect the characteristics of the problem [7][8]. In the current study, four statistics "Maximum discharge area", "Minimum discharge area", "Average discharge area" and "Discharge range" are chosen as input features.…”
Section: B Construction Of Diagnosis System Based On Bp Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Expert system (ES) technique [4][5][6][7] is well suited for a diagnosis problem like fault section estimation because it mimics the behavior of fault analysis experts which perform fact-rule comparisons and search of consequent steps. The disadvantage is that an expert system has to be developed using formalized knowledge that correctly captures the expertise, which may require an extensive expert interviewing effort.…”
Section: A Expert System (Es) Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In many papers based on this topic, the primary goal is to determine the fault location in the grid, features of the grid, its protection and the automatization [1][2][3]. Functions of fault locations and basic methods for determining fault locations in transmission grid are described [11,13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%