Research Article
Accurate Fault Classifier and Locator for EHV Transmission Lines Based on Artificial Neural Networks
Table 11
Comparison of ANN-based fault classification and location schemes.
| Algorithms suggested | Fault classifier inputs | Fault locator inputs | FIA range (°) | range (%) | range () | %Error range | Response time |
| Joorabian et al. [22] | Five consecutive samples of three-phase currents and voltages | Five consecutive samples of three-phase currents and voltages | 0–90° | 0–94% | 0–100 | 0.0397% to 0.4123% | Not indicated |
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Mahanty and Gupta [10] | Five consecutive samples of three-phase currents | Five consecutive samples of three-phase currents and voltages | 0–90° | 0–82% | 0–200 | 0.0007% to 4.45% | Not indicated |
| Jiang et al. [31] | Negative-sequence components of three-phase currents and voltages quantities | Negative-sequence components of three-phase currents and voltages quantities | Not indicated | Not indicated | Not indicated | 0.41% to 0.54% | 1.28 cycles |
| Yadav and Thoke [32] | No method for fault classification | Three consecutive samples of three-phase currents and voltages | Not indicated | 0–90% | 0–100 | 0.052% to 1.5693% | 1.5 cycles |
| Proposed scheme | Four consecutive samples of three-phase currents | Magnitudes of fundamental components of three-phase currents and voltages | 0–360° | 0–96% | 0–200 | 0.0175% to 0.3041% | 1 cycle time from inception of fault |
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