Wavelet Neural Network Approach to Detect and Localize Faults in Wmu-Based Distribution Systems
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Abstract
Fault Location and network recovery are critical for maintaining reliability in modern power distribution systems. In this article, we propose a data-driven method for localizing various fault types-including three-line-to-ground, three-line, two-line-to-ground, line-to-line, and single-line-to-ground-using high-resolution data from waveform measurement units (WMUs). The method integrates a signalprocessing framework for extracting features from WMUs with a neural network model that is trained to identify fault locations accurately. Simulations on a 16-bus distribution network were conducted in order to evaluate the performance of the approach. Results indicate a high degree of accuracy in fault localization that highlights the method's potential to enhance situational awareness and operational resilience. The combination of realtime signal analysis with machine learning presents a robust and efficient solution for improving fault management in distribution systems.
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