Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network
This study presents a study on the time when the short-circuit fault current in an MV distribution network will cross the zero point in the presence of DC offset affected by the local synchronous and/or induction machines. The motivation of the study is to examine using thyristors to bypass a series...
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doaj-3555ee9fcc694971b11b2c60ef32ad3a2021-04-02T09:17:45ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-04-0110.1049/joe.2018.8221JOE.2018.8221Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution networkErfan Bashar0Qin Han1Qin Han2Ruizhu Wu3Li Ran4Olayiwola Alatise5Samuel JupeThe University of WarwickThe University of WarwickThe University of WarwickThe University of WarwickThe University of WarwickThe University of WarwickThis study presents a study on the time when the short-circuit fault current in an MV distribution network will cross the zero point in the presence of DC offset affected by the local synchronous and/or induction machines. The motivation of the study is to examine using thyristors to bypass a series compensator in the network while the subsequent turning-off of the thyristors depends on the zero-crossing of the current. One of the main uncertainties is the DC offset in the fault current due to the machines connected locally, which may defer the thyristor turning-off. This possibility has been examined in this study and the results demonstrate the parameters of the machines that have most influence on the time when the fault current will pass the zero point. It is shown that machines with higher unit ratings usually cause more delays in comparison with smaller units.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.8221distribution networksfault diagnosisfault currentspower distribution faultsthyristorsshort-circuit currentsfault currentzero pointmedium voltage distribution networkshort-circuit faultMV distribution networklocal synchronous induction machinesthyristorzero-crossinginduction machinesDC offset analysis |
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Erfan Bashar Qin Han Qin Han Ruizhu Wu Li Ran Olayiwola Alatise Samuel Jupe |
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Erfan Bashar Qin Han Qin Han Ruizhu Wu Li Ran Olayiwola Alatise Samuel Jupe Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network The Journal of Engineering distribution networks fault diagnosis fault currents power distribution faults thyristors short-circuit currents fault current zero point medium voltage distribution network short-circuit fault MV distribution network local synchronous induction machines thyristor zero-crossing induction machines DC offset analysis |
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Erfan Bashar Qin Han Qin Han Ruizhu Wu Li Ran Olayiwola Alatise Samuel Jupe |
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Erfan Bashar |
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Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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Analysis of DC offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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analysis of dc offset in fault current caused by machines in a medium voltage distribution network |
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The Journal of Engineering |
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2051-3305 |
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2019-04-01 |
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This study presents a study on the time when the short-circuit fault current in an MV distribution network will cross the zero point in the presence of DC offset affected by the local synchronous and/or induction machines. The motivation of the study is to examine using thyristors to bypass a series compensator in the network while the subsequent turning-off of the thyristors depends on the zero-crossing of the current. One of the main uncertainties is the DC offset in the fault current due to the machines connected locally, which may defer the thyristor turning-off. This possibility has been examined in this study and the results demonstrate the parameters of the machines that have most influence on the time when the fault current will pass the zero point. It is shown that machines with higher unit ratings usually cause more delays in comparison with smaller units. |
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distribution networks fault diagnosis fault currents power distribution faults thyristors short-circuit currents fault current zero point medium voltage distribution network short-circuit fault MV distribution network local synchronous induction machines thyristor zero-crossing induction machines DC offset analysis |
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