Differential Equation Algorithm for Distance Relaying Student: Tatjana Dokic Instructor: Dr. Mladen Kezunovic March 3, 2014 ECEN 679: Computer Relaying.

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Differential Equation Algorithm for Distance Relaying Student: Tatjana Dokic Instructor: Dr. Mladen Kezunovic March 3, 2014 ECEN 679: Computer Relaying

Basics Lamped parameter model Time domain approach Uses samples of i and u for calculation Derivative Term Approximation of differential eq. (differential eq. → difference eq.) Integration (integral eq. → difference eq.) Residual Term neglected minimized GOAL

Hardware Description PRE- PROCESSOR SAMPLE & HOLD A/D CONVERTER MUX CONTROL CIRCUIT MEMORY PROCESSOR VAVA VBVB VCVC IAIA IBIB ICIC … … … ININ Interrupt signal

Software Description Wait for interrupt Fault detection Fault classification Calculate R and L Trip Logic Report No fault or recovery Fault Interrupt detected Compare data from current and previous sampling cycle Clarke components

Approximate Derivative and

Approximate Integral Trapezoidal rule:

Benefits Not sensitive to transient DC offset components or transient high frequency components. Three samples are enough, we do not need to record the whole cycle. Shortcomings Depends on the chosen model. Sensitive to noise if residual term is not considered (considering residual term complicates computation). Uses approximation Signal sampling requires synchronization.

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