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Evaluation of the new method Vdip for an earth fault location

TOPOLÁNEK, D. TOMAN, P. DRÁPELA, J. JURÁK, V.JURÍK, M.JIŘIČKA,J.

Original Title

Evaluation of the new method Vdip for an earth fault location

English Title

Evaluation of the new method Vdip for an earth fault location

Language

en

Original Abstract

The paper presents results from the first application of the new method "Vdip" for an earth fault location. The Vdip method is based on evaluation of the change of negative sequence voltage recorded on LV side of distribution transformers as described in the European patent EP2940483 (Evaluation method for determining of the probability of an asymmetrical fault location in a distribution network and a monitoring system for performing such method). The fault records obtained from fifteen experimental tests in real compensated distribution 22 kV system were utilized as inputs for Vdip method. The main aim of the paper is to evaluate potential of the Vdip method in real systems and to determine its accuracy in the fault localization during different types of earth faults e.g. intermittent/arcing fault, low-impedance and 200 Ω - 1,2 kΩ resistance earth faults for two configurations of the MV network.

English abstract

The paper presents results from the first application of the new method "Vdip" for an earth fault location. The Vdip method is based on evaluation of the change of negative sequence voltage recorded on LV side of distribution transformers as described in the European patent EP2940483 (Evaluation method for determining of the probability of an asymmetrical fault location in a distribution network and a monitoring system for performing such method). The fault records obtained from fifteen experimental tests in real compensated distribution 22 kV system were utilized as inputs for Vdip method. The main aim of the paper is to evaluate potential of the Vdip method in real systems and to determine its accuracy in the fault localization during different types of earth faults e.g. intermittent/arcing fault, low-impedance and 200 Ω - 1,2 kΩ resistance earth faults for two configurations of the MV network.

Keywords

earth fault current, localization, compensated network, field test, Vdip

Released

03.07.2019

Publisher

AIM

Location

Madrid, Spain

ISBN

978-2-9602415-0-1

Book

CIRED 2019, The 25th International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution

Issue number

25

Pages from

1

Pages to

5

Pages count

5

URL

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BibTex


@inproceedings{BUT157355,
  author="David {Topolánek} and Petr {Toman} and Jiří {Drápela} and Viktor {Jurák}",
  title="Evaluation of the new method Vdip for an earth fault location",
  annote="The paper presents results from the first application of the new method "Vdip" for an earth fault location. The Vdip method is based on evaluation of the change of negative sequence voltage recorded on LV side of distribution transformers as described in the European patent EP2940483 (Evaluation method for determining of the probability of an asymmetrical fault location in a distribution network and a monitoring system for performing such method).
The fault records obtained from fifteen experimental tests in real compensated distribution 22 kV system  were utilized as inputs for Vdip method. The main aim of the paper is to evaluate potential of the Vdip method in real systems and to determine its accuracy in the fault localization during different types of earth faults e.g. intermittent/arcing fault, low-impedance and 200 Ω - 1,2 kΩ resistance earth faults for two configurations of the MV network.
",
  address="AIM",
  booktitle="CIRED 2019, The 25th International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution",
  chapter="157355",
  howpublished="online",
  institution="AIM",
  number="1",
  year="2019",
  month="july",
  pages="1--5",
  publisher="AIM"
}