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Ground Fault Currents in Unit Generator Transformer at Various Voltage and Transformer Configurations

Sultan et al., 2013

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7431506588915547315
Author
Sultan A
Mustafa M
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Indian Journal of Applied Research

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Single line to ground fault (SLGF) is the most frequent fault probable to occur in an electric power system. The effect of ground fault is determined by voltage transformer and transformer configurations. In this paper, the simulation showed the performance generator …
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