1996
DOI: 10.1541/ieejpes1990.116.3_293
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Power Differential Method for Discrimination between Fault and Magnetizing Inrush Current in Transformers

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“…When the transformer is energized plentiful harmonics will appear, the waveform will be distorted,interrupted and unsymmetrical [13,14]. A special algorithm can be used for discrimination of the inrushcurrent.…”
Section: Inrush Current Detection With Waveform Distortionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the transformer is energized plentiful harmonics will appear, the waveform will be distorted,interrupted and unsymmetrical [13,14]. A special algorithm can be used for discrimination of the inrushcurrent.…”
Section: Inrush Current Detection With Waveform Distortionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bu yontemlerden bazilarl diferansiyel akim harmoniklerini kullanmaktadir. Hesaplanan harmonik degerler onceden egitilmis bir yapay sinir aginin (YSA) veya bulanik mantik kuimesinin giris vektorui olarak kullanilmaktadir [6], [7]. Bu tuir callsmalarda temel sorun ok farkli callsma kosullarini temsil eden yuizlerce bilgisayar benzesimlerinin yapilmasi ve YSA'nin veya bulanik mantik kumesinin bu verilere dayanarak olusturulmasidir.…”
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“…Plenty of literatures have suggested methods to detect internal fault from inrush currents. As shown in Figure , these methods are classified into 7 groups based on the input signals and the procedure of their algorithm as follows: (a) methods that use harmonic components of the differential current, (b) methods based on utilizing the wave shapes of differential current, (c) methods based on the flux signals, (d) methods based on power calculating, (e) methods based on voltage and current signals, (f) methods based on transformer inductance, and (g) methods based on artificial intelligence techniques …”
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confidence: 99%