Estimation of errors in the fault analysis of six phase transmission lines using transposed models

Fault analysis of power systems represented by transposed line models result in errors that are less tolerable in high phase order systems than in 3-phase systems. Concepts of vector and matrix norm theory are applied to estimate such errors in 6-phase systems without actually making exhaustive fault studies. Error estimates are compared to actual values in typical 3-phase and 6-phase systems.<
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