Protective relay apparatus for detecting high-impedance ground f

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With phase sequence network analyzer

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046009612

ABSTRACT:
A protective relay for detecting high-impedance ground faults on a three-wire distribution system. The protective relay operates independently of the current in the ground path by using the positive and negative sequence currents to detect a fallen conductor. The ratio of the negative sequence to positive sequence current is calculated and when this ratio exceeds a predetermined value, a trip signal is produced.

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