Sentence examples for in the event of fault from inspiring English sources

In the present work, a fault tolerant controller has been designed for three-pole magnetic bearings to provide unaltered performance in the event of fault occurrence.

Tracking errors and change in tracking errors are used in this fuzzy scheduler to make the system act faster and more effectively in the event of fault occurrence.

Finally, a switching law based on the stability regions of the constituent control configurations is derived to reconfigure the control system in a way that preserves closed-loop stability in the event of fault detection.

The control algorithm is intended for the static Var compensators (SVC) to supply reactive power to the power transmission system, in order to stabilize the system in the event of faults.

The major challenges towards the protection of an MTDC network in the event of a fault at the DC side of the network include fault detection, fault location and isolation [4 6].

In the event of a fault condition, only the WCDP in the protection area where the fault occurs will start the corresponding EBDP and the specific CDP operates to trip the circuit breakers and isolate the faults.

However, in the event of a fault the line will be immediately tripped without delay when Z3 closes in the presence of any fault in Zones 1-3.

The numerical results clearly demonstrate the good performance of the adaptive non-singular terminal control in the event of actuator fault compare with the continuous sliding mode control.

There are several other measures to protect against electric shock, such as earthing and automatic supply disconnection in the event of a fault and Inaccessibility of live parts.

Therefore, while partitioning a large MTDC network, each DC network zone should be configured in such a way that the total permanent 'loss of infeed' is kept below the maximum power loss criterion in the event of a fault.

The purpose of the proposed method is to ensure the velocity and path tracking of the 4WIA vehicle in the event of a fault or performance degradation in one or even several in-wheel electric motors.