Microprocessor Protection Relay Based on Amplitude-Phase Measurements of Signals
Vladimir Jdanov, Tatiana SESTACOVA
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Vladimir Jdanov, Tatiana SESTACOVA
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Microprocessor-based relay protection devices enable efficient operation of the electrical infrastructure of high voltage power lines and substations under emergency conditions. This is achieved by using high-speed fault detection algorithms and advanced electronic components. The paper deals with the elaboration of a such algorithm which novelty lies in the fact that it is based on amplitude-phase measurements of asymmetrical components of current and voltage signals, which detects accidents with symmetrical and asymmetric overloads significantly faster. The algorithm is implemented in microprocessor protection in the LIRA device.
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Microprocessor-based relay protection devices enable efficient operation of the electrical infrastructure of high voltage power lines and substations under emergency conditions. This is achieved by using high-speed fault detection algorithms and advanced electronic components. The paper deals with the elaboration of a such algorithm which novelty lies in the fact that it is based on amplitude-phase measurements of asymmetrical components of current and voltage signals, which detects accidents with symmetrical and asymmetric overloads significantly faster. The algorithm is implemented in microprocessor protection in the LIRA device.
Key concepts: Microprocessor, Digital protective relay, Relay, Protective relay, Voltage, Fault (geology), Novelty, Electrical engineering