⚑ TRANSMISSION LINE FAULT LOCATOR

Impedance-Based Algorithms  |  IEEE C37.114  |  One-Ended & Two-Ended Methods
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πŸ“ Line Parameters
Tower Configuration
Source Impedances (for Eriksson/Mod.Takagi)
⚑ Fault Options
Fault Type
Sequence for 2-Ended (Unbal.)
β„Ή Method Reference
Simple Reactance: Uses Im(VG/IG)/Im(ZL1). Fast but sensitive to load and RF.
Takagi: Uses pure-fault current Ξ”IG to subtract load. Sensitive to non-homogeneity.
Mod. Takagi: Uses IG0 instead of Ξ”IG. Corrects for non-homogeneity via angle Ξ².
Eriksson: Quadratic solution. Robust to RF, load, and non-homogeneity. Also estimates RF.
Novosel et al.: Eriksson variant for radial lines with lumped load at end.
Sync. Two-Ended: Neg-seq (unbal.) or pos-seq (3Ξ¦). GPS-synchronized data. Best accuracy.
Unsync. Two-Ended: Quadratic, no GPS needed. Uses |ejΞ΄|=1 to eliminate sync operator.
Current-Only 2E: No voltage phasors needed. Uses neg-seq currents + source impedances.
Local Station β€” Phasor Inputs
MagnitudeAngle (Β°)
VA
VB
VC
IA
IB
IC
Prefault (for Takagi / Eriksson):
IAβ‚€
IBβ‚€
ICβ‚€
VAβ‚€
Remote Station β€” Phasor Inputs [Two-Ended Only]
MagnitudeAngle (Β°)
VA
VB
VC
IA
IB
IC
πŸ“Š Line Diagram & Fault Location
πŸ“‹ Fault Location Results
Configure inputs and click β–Ά Calculate All