The phrase "fault point" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific issue or problem that is causing difficulties or hindering progress. Example: The company's financial troubles can be traced back to a fault point in their decision-making process.
A polynomial function was used to model the voltage at fault point as function of the fault current.
If there is an acceleration in the xy plane, as is the case when drawing at a constant velocity then changing directions, the touch screen may misinterpret a data point and accept a fault point as valid.
First, it is shown that conventional impedance-based fault location methods may fail to correctly identify the fault point even when the line shunt capacitance effect is taken into account.
The algorithm considers the distributed parameter line model with line shunt capacitances thereby is able to reliably identify and correct erroneous fault point estimations that arise due to atypical operational features of this particular type of transmission line.
This matrix and this vector are used to solve a linear system of equations where the following post-fault variables are: current in substation, the voltage at the fault point and voltages in the PV grid-connected nodes.
The proposed algorithm uses voltages and currents measurements provided by intelligent electronic devices installed at both line ends to calculate the voltages at the fault point and to determine the exact fault location.
Standing near the pig pen at dusk, Mr. Assange said it was not his fault, pointing to two young males.
A nearby Edison film, "Merry-Go-Round" (1898), is inferior in clarity to the French offering, a fault pointed up by the lively painting accompanying it, Maurice Prendergast's "The Flying Horses" (1902-6).
Fig. 10 The differential current at different fault points.
Fig. 9 The impedance locus at different fault points.
Fig. 8 The impedance amplitude at different fault points.
