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Simulation analysis of distance protection maloperation caused by sympathetic inrush current in transformer
by
Zhou, Yao
, Mei, Yan
, Xu, Jiangbo
, Peng, Gang
, Xia, Jing
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Inrush current
/ Simulation models
/ Substations
/ Transient analysis
2025
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Simulation analysis of distance protection maloperation caused by sympathetic inrush current in transformer
by
Zhou, Yao
, Mei, Yan
, Xu, Jiangbo
, Peng, Gang
, Xia, Jing
in
Inrush current
/ Simulation models
/ Substations
/ Transient analysis
2025
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Simulation analysis of distance protection maloperation caused by sympathetic inrush current in transformer
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Simulation analysis of distance protection maloperation caused by sympathetic inrush current in transformer
2025
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Overview
After the successful startup of the #2 main transformer at the 110kV Ruixia Substation under no-load conditions, the no-load closing of the #1 main transformer caused an incorrect operation of the distance protection, affecting four protection zones. Through theoretical analysis, it was determined that this issue resulted from the sympathetic inrush current. Additionally, a detailed PSCAD electromagnetic transient simulation model was created to further simulate and verify the event. Based on these simulations, a practical and feasible solution was proposed. This paper presents both theoretical and simulation-based analysis of an actual grid event, offering valuable insights for analyzing similar incidents and preventing their recurrence.
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IOP Publishing
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