Method and apparatus for locating resistive faults in communicat

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – For fault location

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324509, 324522, 324527, G01R 3108

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059906863

ABSTRACT:
A resistive fault location method and apparatus are used on communication and power cables. Two instruments are connected to opposite ends of the faulted conductor. Each takes a series of voltage and current measurements that are then processed to determine the distance from each end of the conductor to the fault. To eliminate voltage and current transients, the data collected is statistically analyzed and data that is analyzed as being affected by transients is discarded. The remaining data is taken as being steady state data. This eliminates any requirement for simultaneous measurements at opposite ends of the conductor and accounts for any situation where local transients at the two ends of the conductor are different at any given instant.

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