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FAULT ANALYSIS IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS USING TRAVELING WAVES
Distribution lines are prone to frequent faults, making prompt fault detection and clearance critical for maintaining reliable feeder operation and minimizing customer power interruptions. This thesis investigates fault analysis in short distribution lines using traveling-wave techniques by developi
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