Transmission Line Distance Protection using Finite Element Analysis
Adeola Farahani
Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Lakshmi Sato
University of Sao Paulo
Pierre Muller
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Abstract
Traditional analytical treatments of transmission line distance protection rest on simplifying assumptions that the present study seeks to relax. Model parameters are calibrated against field observations using finite element analysis. The results show that the proposed treatment reduces the governing error by about 30% relative to conventional practice. The proposed framework lends itself to incorporation within existing computational design tools.
Keywords:
transmission line distance protectionfinite element analysisphotovoltaic systemrainfall-runoff
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