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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
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TITLE
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DECLARATION
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DEDICATION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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ABSTRACT
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ABSTRAK
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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LIST OF TABLES
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LIST OF FIGURES
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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LIST OF APPENDICES
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INTRODUCTION
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1.1
Problem statement
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1.2
Objective of the Project
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1.3
Scope of the Project
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1.4
Thesis outline
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LITERTURE RVIEW
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2.1
Introduction
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2.2
Transient Protection of Transmission Line
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Using Wavelet Transform
2.3
Wavelet Transform In The Accurate
detection of high Impedance Arcing Faults In
High Voltage Transmission Lines
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BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT
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3.1
Introduction
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3.2
Rotor angle stability
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3.2.1
Small-signal
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3.2.2
Transient stability
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3.3
Voltage stability and voltage collapse
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3.4
Mid-term and long-term stability
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3.5
Block Model
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3.5.1 Classical Model
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3.5.2
Detail model with out control
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3.5.3
Detail Model of the excitation control
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3.6
Basic concepts in applying PSS
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3.7
Types of input signals which used in
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power system stabilizer (PSS)
3.8
Control signal
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3.9
Structure and Tuning of PSS
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3.9.1 Washout circuit
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3.9.2
Dynamic compensator
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3.9.3
Torsional filter
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3.9.4
Limiter
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3.10
Wavelet Transforms
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3.10.1 Short-Time Fourier analysis
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3.10.2 The ability of the Wavelet Transforms
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3.10.3 Easy steps to continuous Wavelet
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Transform
3.10.4 The suitable selecting for the
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Wavelet algorithms
3.10.4.1
Haar Wavelet algorithms
3.10.4.1.1
3.10.4.2
Limitation of the Haar
The Daubechies Wavelet
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Transforms
3.10.4.3
Comparison between Haar
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and Daubechies
3.11
Neural Networks
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3.11.1 Generalized Regression Neural Networks
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3.11.2 Probabilistic Neural Networks(PNN)
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3.11.2.1
The Problem with PNN
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3.11.2.2
The Solution Weighted PNN
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METHODOLOGY OF THE PROJECT
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4.1
Methodology of the Project
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4.2
Test the system
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4.2.1
Run the Base Program
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4.2.2
Run the Wavelet Program
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4.3
Fault Detection
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4.4
Fault Classification
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4.5
Using GRNN As Fault Classifier
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and Detector
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Using PNN As Fault Classifier
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and Detector
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RESULTS
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5.1
Introduction
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5.2
Test the system
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5.2.1
Run the Base Program
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5.2.2
Run the Wavelet Program
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5.3
Result and Discussion
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5.4.
Fault Classification
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5.4.1
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5.5
Using GRNN as a Fault Classifier
5.4.2 Using PNN as a Fault Classifier
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Fault Location
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5.5.1
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Using GRNN as a Fault Detector
5.5.2 Using PNN as a Fault Detector
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CONCLUSION AND FURTHER
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6.1
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Conclusion
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6.2
Further Work
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REFERENCES
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APPENDIX A
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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE
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2.1
Comparison of speed of different wavelet
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3.1
Comparison between Haar and Daubechies
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5.1
The best features for db5-L5 analysis when
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three phase fault occurs in generator 1.
5.2
The best features for Haar analysis when
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three phase fault occurs. in generator 1.
5.3
The best features for db5-L5 analysis when
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three phase fault occurs in generator 2.
5.4
The best features for Haar analysis when
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three phase fault occurs in generator 2.
5.5
The best features for db5-L5 analysis when line to
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line to ground fault occurs in generator 1.
5.6
The best features for Haar analysis when line to
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line to ground fault occurs in generator 1.
5.7
The best features for db5-L5 analysis when line to
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line to ground fault occurs. in generator 2.
5.8
The best features for Haar analysis when line to
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line to ground fault occurs in generator 2.
5.9
Classification the Faults by using GRNN
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5.10
5.11.
Classification the Faults by using PNN.
Using GRNN as a detection fault
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4.12.
Using PNN as a detection fault
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LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE
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1.1
Single Line Diagram of Two-Area system
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1.2
Flow chart for the methodology of the project.
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2.1
system configuration
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2.2
The a-g fault current waveform
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2.3
Detail coefficients for a-g fault signal
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2.4
Flow chart for wavelet algorithm.
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2.5
The 154 kV Korean transmission system studied
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2.6
A typical fault current waveform at relaying point
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2.7
The coefficient of d1 under ‘a’-earth HIF using DWT
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2.8
A block diagram of the fault detection technique
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3.1
Synthesis of accelerating power signal
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3.2
Configuration of PSS Function
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3.3
Block diagram of PSS
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3.4
Washout circuit.
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3.5
The mother wavelet
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3.6
Wavelet analysis
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3.7
Short-Time Fourier analysis
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3.8
ability the Wavelet to perform local analysis
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3.9
Difference between Fourier and Wavelet Coefficients
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3.10
Steps of the Continuous Wavelet Transform
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3.11
A comparison of the DWT and CWT
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3.12
Difference between Haar and Daubechies
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for the same Data
3.13
MATLAB GRNN Network Architecture
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(FROM MATLAB)
3.14
PNN is not robust with respect to a define
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Transformations of feature space. Originally
3.15
The principle axes of the affine transformation
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4.1
Flow chart for the methodology of the project.
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5.1
Single Line Diagram of Two-Area system.
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5.2
The Generator Speed Deviation following a three phase
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fault at 5% of Transmission line
5.3
The Generator Speed Deviation following a Line to Line
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to Ground fault at 5% of transmission Line
5.4
The DWT of a Speed Deviation of Generator No1,
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using db5 analysis
5.5
The DWT of a Speed Deviation of Generator No 1
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as an out put of the ezd5_33 program.
5.6
The DWT of a Speed Deviation of Generator No1,
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using Haar analysis
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The DWT of a Speed Deviation of Generator No.1.
as an out put of the abd_33 program.
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
PSS
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Power System Stabilizer
PST
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Power System Toolbox
AVR
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Automatic Voltage Regulator
WT
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Wavelet Transforms
MRA
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Multi Resolution Analysis
GRNN
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Generalized Regression Neural Networks.
PNN
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Probabilistic Neural Networks
T.L
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Transmission Line
F.T
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Fourier Transform
CWT
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Continuous Wavelet transform
DWT
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Discrete Wavelet transform
ϕ
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Mother Wavelet
δ
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Smoothing Factor
FIR
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Filter Implementation
HIF
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High Impedance Faults
EMTP
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Electromagnetic Transients Program
MVA
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Mega Volt Amperes
CT
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Current Transform
d
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Detail Coefficient
a
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Approximate Coefficient
FC
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Fault Current
HVDC
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High Voltage Direct Current
EMTP
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Electro Magnetic Transients Program
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LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX
TITLE
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A
MATLAB PROGRAM
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