“…Such transient phenomenon will shorten the lifetime of distribution network equipments, and may damage circuit breakers or electromagnetic switches. Moreover, the fault current may cause an abnormal operation of transformers and sensitive loads, and results in lower power quality [1][2][3][4]. Various approaches have been proposed for limiting the fault current and preventing the insulation failure problems, such as employing single-use fuse [5][6][7], series current limiting reactor [8], series transformer [9], and also superconductive limiter [10][11][12].…”