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The proposed algorithm can solve challenging problems of high penetration of inverter-based distributed generators, reduced fault current values and non-directional power flow.
Secondly, the slip distribution was reanalyzed based on the 0.05 1.0 Hz waveform inversion of the strong-motion data for this reduced fault plane, as shown in Fig. 1c.
Second, the slip distribution was reanalyzed from the 0.05 1.0 Hz waveform inversion of strong-motion data including higher-frequency motions for the reduced fault plane in order to estimate the detailed rupture process.
The results show that the appropriated SFCL can reduce fault current peak, size of current limiting inductor and also fault identification time.
Resistive superconducting fault current limiters (FCLs) using coated conductor (CC) have been developed to reduce fault current which exceeds ratings of circuit breaker in power grid.
Especially, the 344S manufactured by AMSC CC clad with stainless steel can reduce fault current to lower temperature because stainless steel stabilizer roles as higher resistant shunt.
Eventually, an adaptive control is designed and implemented to enhance process recovery for soft-repairing and permanently reducing fault effect caused by oversizing without intervening system operations (non-invasive technology).
The periodic high fluid pressures would reduce fault strength in the slab and overriding plate, keeping the differential stress low.
An optimal allocation method of superconducting fault current limiters (SFCLs) for reducing fault currents and mitigating voltage sag is proposed in [14].
Andrews (2005) proposed a thermal pressurization mechanism, in which fluid pressure generated by shear-related heating reduced the fault strength during seismic slip.
Although all of SMs are blocked in this stage, instead of being reduced, the fault currents at the AC side and in the converter rise significantly, which would cause greater damage to the system, especially to the AC-side system and the diodes in the converter.
