Abstract

The existing small current grounding line selecting technique has consequences by transition resistance, fault closure angles, and the fault location, and there is a problem of low selection accuracy, which is addressed by proposing a line-choosing algorithm that employs a combination of transient zero-sequential current (TZSC) waveform correlation and K-means clustering. First, to obtain the correlation coefficient matrix, the correlation analysis is performed for each line of the zero-sequence currents transient measurement values; second, to address the issue of the difficulties in manually setting the threshold, we apply the K-mean cluster analysis algorithm to group the row vectors of the correlation coefficients matrices; and finally, we output the label of the cluster to realize the fault line selection. Simulation and real-world fault data validate the method, showing that it is independent of transition resistance, fault closure angles, and fault location. It can achieve precise and dependable line selectivity.

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