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Existing VSC-HVDC projects usually adopt reliable DC cables to reduce the fault rate.
To reduce the fault clearing time, this paper proposes two fast backup relaying algorithms which detect local and remote breaker failure before the expected primary fault clearance instant.
Moreover, a multi-sample checking DM-CRC (MSC-DM-CRC) is further proposed in order to reduce the fault missing rate.
We even push further the hypothesis and reduce the fault network for seismicity modeling to a single main fault zone as previously proposed by Baisch et al. (2010).
It is difficult for the HVDC Flexible system to trip faults occurred on the DC side, so DC cables are usually used in the established HVDC Flexible projects to reduce the fault occurring rate.
At present, in order to reduce the fault incidence on the DC side, the HVDC Flexible transmission projects usually use cables as the transmission lines, which is the main reason that the monopole structure is used in the HVDC Flexible transmission system.
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Our results indicate that the proposed SOS approach reduces the vulnerability of the read operation by 40% on average, hence reducing the fault propagation.
Andrews (2005) proposed a thermal pressurization mechanism, in which fluid pressure generated by shear-related heating reduced the fault strength during seismic slip.
This design method outperforms the Factorial Design in reducing the fault misclassification more effectively with the same amount of new training data.
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