Abstract
This paper presents a novel ultra-high-speed directional protection scheme developed using mathematical morphology (MM). The MM technique proposed is used to extract transient features from fault-generated voltage and current wave signals propagating along transmission lines during a post-fault period. Fault direction is determined by two composite relaying signals which are composed of the extracted transient features. A variety of fault scenarios has been simulated to evaluate the validity of the proposed scheme.
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