Cy. Teo, A COMPREHENSIVE FAULT DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM USING ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCEFOR SUB-TRANSMISSION AND URBAN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS, IEEE transactions on power systems, 12(4), 1997, pp. 1487-1493
This paper describes an intelligent diagnostic system for an interconn
ected distribution network developed to assist the system operator wit
h fault identification during restoration. The intelligent process uti
lizes only those data available in a standard SCADA system such as the
post fault network status, the list of the tripped breakers, main pro
tection alarm, and the conventional event log. The fault diagnostic sy
stem is implemented by three independent mechanisms, namely the generi
c core rule, the generic relay setting inference and the specific post
-fault network matching and learning. The generic core rule generates
various possible fault locations and the generic relay inference exami
nes whether each possible fault location is logical and valid. The spe
cific network matching compares whether the post fault network and the
related tripped breakers are identical to a previous fault event. Tes
t results obtained from two distribution networks confirm that the dev
eloped system is practical, reliable and accurate.