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Transient short circuit current calculation using decoupled networks

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P.J. Lagacé *
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Louis‐A. Dessaint
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Michel Lavoie
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Jean Mahseredjian
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A. Chartrand
DOI:10.1109/61.772381delete
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Abstract

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Classical fault analysis methods for power systems are based on symmetrical components to represent various fault configurations. The complete electrical network is decomposed using a complex transformation matrix into decoupled zero, positive and negative sequence circuits. Faulted power system steady-state voltages and currents are computed using a nodal analysis solution method. This paper presents an extension of the above methodology using discretized RLC elements for the computation of the actual transient response of a network for various fault types. The decoupled networks are obtained using a real transformation matrix.
Keywords:
short-circuit currents
transients
fault analysis

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IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery cover
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
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