Differential protection in power transformers using the statistical second central moment

Power Transformers Differential Protection Using the p-q Power Theory

This paper describes the application of the p-q power theory to the differential protection of power transformers. The information provided by the harmonic content of the differential active and reactive power components is used to detect winding insulation failures and to distinguish them from magnetizing inrush current transients. A variety of test cases is presented in the paper, demonstrati...

Differential Protection of Transformers

Differential Protection for Arbitrary Three-Phase Power Transformers

This thesis describes how to provide standardized, current based, differential protection for any three-phase power transformer, including phase-shifting transformers with variable phase angle shift and transformers of all construction types and internal on-load tap-changer configurations. The use of standard transformer differential protection for such applications is considered impossible in ...

A Novel Flux-Based Protection Scheme for Power Transformers

Internal Turn-Turn faults (TTF) are the most common failures in power transformers, which could seriously reduce their life expectancy. Although common protection schemes such as current-baseddifferential protection are able to detect some of the internal faults, some other minor ones (such as TTFs andshort circuit near the neutral point) cannot be detected by such schemes. Likewise, these rela...

Power Differential based Wide Area Protection

Current differential based wide area protection (WAP) has recently been proposed as a technique to increase the reliability of protection systems. It increases system stability and can prevent large contingencies such as cascading outages and blackouts. This paper describes how power differential protection (PDP) can be used within a WAP and shows that the algorithm operates correctly for a...