2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.asej.2017.08.002
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Parameterless earth fault locator algorithm based on transient surges resulting from single-pole breaker opening

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“…Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is defined as follows: SNR = 10.log P s /P n dB (26) where P s is the signal power and P n is the power due to the noise. P s and P n can be defined using the following equations:…”
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“…Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is defined as follows: SNR = 10.log P s /P n dB (26) where P s is the signal power and P n is the power due to the noise. P s and P n can be defined using the following equations:…”
Section: Synthetic Pq Signals With Noise Real-time Pq Signals and Denoising Schemementioning
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“…However, this number may vary according to problems in different areas. As an example, the second AD signal‐processing method was proposed to determine the location of short‐circuit faults in transmission lines [26]. Nevertheless, the PQ of the second AD signal‐processing tool was found to be inadequate for segmentation of the disturbances. After the introduction, the single‐level DWT and AD methods are described in Section 2.…”
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“…Analysis shows that a significant part of the faults are single-phase earth faults, which in most cases turn into multi-phase short circuits, which are disconnected by overcurrent protection [9,18]. The analysis graphs of the number of failures for the specified period (Fig.…”
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