Events2024 International Conference on Science and Engineering of Electronics (ICSEE'2024)
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This submission belongs to the session S11. Power Electronics, Electrical Grid and Energy Systems of the event 2024 International Conference on Science and Engineering of Electronics (ICSEE'2024)
Published date
23 Nov, 2024
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author-avatarYing Tan
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supachai prainetr, Supus Kotpay, Suracha Panunchai, Natchanun Prainetr, Optimizing Fault Detection Algorithms in Synchronous Generators Using Wavelet Transform and Fuzzy Logic for Enhanced Fault Analysis, in Proceedings of 2024 International Conference on Science and Engineering of Electronics (ICSEE'2024), Wuhan, 22 November–26 November 2024, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland
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Optimizing Fault Detection Algorithms in Synchronous Generators Using Wavelet Transform and Fuzzy Logic for Enhanced Fault Analysis

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Suracha Panunchai 1
1. Graduation of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Nakhonphanom University, Thailand, Thailand
2. Department of Physic Education Faculty of Science Nakhonphanom University, Thailand
3. Nakhonphanom University. Thailand, Thailand
Abstract

This paper introduces a refined fault detection and analysis model for 126 MVA synchronous generators interfaced with 16kV and 230kV transmission lines, developed in Matlab Simulink. The model simulates various fault scenarios, including short-circuit and unbalanced load faults, aiming to improve fault detection accuracy through an optimized algorithm. By integrating wavelet transform for precise signal decomposition and fuzzy logic for intelligent decision-making, the algorithm enhances the capability to detect and classify faults in real-time. The improvements in signal processing allow for faster identification and localization of faults, while the fuzzy logic system provides more reliable classification, reducing false positives. This advanced algorithm demonstrates significant improvements in the protection control of synchronous generators, offering robust, timely, and accurate fault detection. The results suggest the algorithm’s potential for deployment in modern power systems, where reliable fault detection is critical for ensuring stability and efficiency.

Keywords
Fault detection algorithm
Synchronous generators
Optimization
Wavelet transform
Fuzzy logic
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