MTDC Fault Detection and Localization Using High-Pass Filter

The DC link capacitor discharge in the event of a DC fault is rapid and contains high frequencies. This rapid discharge of high current and frequency interface with DC bus, Voltage Source Converter (VSC), and AC source. This interface damages the equipment and possibly living beings in proximity. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a topology to detect and identify fault types promptly, along with the isolation and restoration of the system. This study introduces an improved novel fault detection technique using the Highpass Chebyshev type 2 filter due to its flatter pass-band response. Further, the polarities of peaks obtained from the fault detection calculation are used again for another proposed novel fault location method. It identifies fault types to locate and isolate the faulty system using only polarities of amplitude response peaks. In the simulation, both methods were fast and accurate in detecting, locating, and identifying appropriate fault types only by High Pass Filter (HPF) amplitude response peaks and their polarities.

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2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon55916.2024.10905936
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HVDC Systems and Fault Protection
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MTDC Fault Detection and Localization Using High-Pass Filter

Nirmal‐Kumar C. Nair, Abhisek Ukil, Dongyu Li, S.A. Khan
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MTDC Fault Detection and Localization Using High-Pass Filter

Nirmal‐Kumar C. Nair, Abhisek Ukil, Dongyu Li, S.A. Khan
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Abstract

The DC link capacitor discharge in the event of a DC fault is rapid and contains high frequencies. This rapid discharge of high current and frequency interface with DC bus, Voltage Source Converter (VSC), and AC source. This interface damages the equipment and possibly living beings in proximity. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a topology to detect and identify fault types promptly, along with the isolation and restoration of the system. This study introduces an improved novel fault detection technique using the Highpass Chebyshev type 2 filter due to its flatter pass-band response. Further, the polarities of peaks obtained from the fault detection calculation are used again for another proposed novel fault location method. It identifies fault types to locate and isolate the faulty system using only polarities of amplitude response peaks. In the simulation, both methods were fast and accurate in detecting, locating, and identifying appropriate fault types only by High Pass Filter (HPF) amplitude response peaks and their polarities.

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