Exploring Methods for Short Circuit Testing of High Voltage Fault Current Limiter Based on High Coupling Split Reactors

Li, Feng; Liu, Haojun; Wang, Perren; Su, Haibo; Qiao, Shenya; Liu, Junxiang; Jia, Shenli; Xiu, Shixin; Chu, Bo

doi:10.1109/cieec50170.2021.9510592

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“…The second one is connecting reactance in series to the line. Although this method can effectively limit the fault current, this will do great harm to the safe and lasting operation of our communication system [2] [3] . At the same time, reactance will bring large fluctuation to the system, cause system instability, and produce active loss, which increases cost of the system operation [6] [7] .…”

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Feasibility study of medium voltage AC fast current limiter

Yang,

Du,

Qin

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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When a short-circuit fault occurs, it is important to avoid the problem of excessive short-circuit current. This paper offers a current limiter scheme which considers both flow capacity and current limiting capacity. The feasibility of the current limiting scheme is verified by building a simulation model of the power grid around 110/11 kV substation. In addition, the optimal performance parameters of each component of the scheme are determined.

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