impact of sssc on measured impedance in single phase to ground fault condition on 220 kv transmission line

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Abstract
This paper presents and compares the impact of SSSC on measured impedance for single phase to ground fault condition. The presence of Static Synchronous SSSC on a transmission line has a great influence on the ZRelay in distance protection. The protection of the high voltage 220 kV single circuit transmission line in eastern Algerian electrical transmission networks is affected in the case with resistance fault RF. The paper investigate the effect of Static Synchronous Series Compensator (SSSC) on the measured impedance (Relay) taking into account the distance fault point (n) and fault resistance (RF). The resultants simulation is performed in MATLAB software environment.
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Authors ;Mohamed ZELLAGUI;Abdelaziz CHAGHI
Journal journal of mass spectrometry
Year 2012
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facts static synchronous series compensator (sssc)sciencescience (general)

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