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Numerous proposed and developed superconducting fault current limiters and self-limiting transformers limit successfully fault currents but do not provide uninterrupted supplying of consumers.
In this paper, authors present a comparative study of inductive and resistive superconducting fault current limiters (SFCL) from current limitation and power system transient stability point of view.
Through theoretical analysis and digital simulation, it is found that the resistor type superconducting fault current limiters not only limit fault current but also protect synchronization of generators.
Among all current limiting devices, superconducting fault current limiters (SCFCL) offer ideal performance: in normal operation the SCFCL is in its superconducting state and has negligible impedance, in the event of a fault, the transition into the normal conducting state passively limits the current.
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And those superconductive fault current limiters can mainly be classified into two types according to different fault current limiting characteristics, that is, the resistive and inductive type.
The resistive type high temperature superconducting fault current limiter (HTSFCL) limits the fault current with the resistance that generated by fault current.
Besides, we introduce the working principle of the saturated iron core superconductive fault current limiter and its current-limiting effects in the electric power transmission line.
High-temperature superconductivity projects for low AC loss conductors, a 70 kA current lead and a fault current limiter are currently in progress.
When the fault occurred in the power system, the superconducting fault current limiter (SFCL) rapidly limited the fault current to protect the power devices with preventing power failure.
The other is to increase the installations of electrical equipment or upgrade them, such as installing the current limiting reactor or fault current limiter (FCL), even replacing with the high-impedance transformer.
