2017
DOI: 10.1049/hve.2016.0091
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Power frequency AC voltage measurement based on double wound Rogowski coil

Abstract: This study presents a technique for power frequency AC voltage measurement. The proposed technique utilises a capacitor having a low capacitance in addition to a double wound Rogowski coil. This technique depends on capacitor current measurement using the double wound Rogowski coil. The voltage across the capacitor that connected in parallel with the system at which AC voltage is intended to be measured is reconstructed. The proposed technique is experimentally evaluated by designing the measurement system and… Show more

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“…The governor is the fault of the original sender. Similarly, the generator will also extract the current from the source line [24]. When the rotating part of the generator fails, the generator stops generating electricity and starts drawing electricity from the parallel power source [25].…”
Section: Proposed Protection System Simulation and Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The governor is the fault of the original sender. Similarly, the generator will also extract the current from the source line [24]. When the rotating part of the generator fails, the generator stops generating electricity and starts drawing electricity from the parallel power source [25].…”
Section: Proposed Protection System Simulation and Modellingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This situation usually occurs when the prime mover has failed. It is natural for the power in the grid to be sufficiently lower than the rated power of the generator [26].…”
Section: Reversed Power Flow Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, many PQ phenomena appearing in low‐voltage (LV) level are the result of malfunctions occurring in the MV or HV [5]. Therefore, PQM is a procedure that has to take place at all different voltage levels of power systems [6, 7]. Monitoring in HV networks should be continuous and performed by permanent PQ devices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%