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Inductor-Capacitor Energy Transfer Analysis

The document discusses various causes of electrical faults, including tree branches, crossover lines, and moisture absorption in insulation. It highlights the importance of disconnecting affected parts during faults and ensuring equipment can withstand fault currents. Additionally, it mentions the need for good permeability in measuring current transformers to prevent circuit damage.

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Inductor-Capacitor Energy Transfer Analysis

The document discusses various causes of electrical faults, including tree branches, crossover lines, and moisture absorption in insulation. It highlights the importance of disconnecting affected parts during faults and ensuring equipment can withstand fault currents. Additionally, it mentions the need for good permeability in measuring current transformers to prevent circuit damage.

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wire falls on ground --> permanent fault

During switching transients or inductor transfers its


surges, flash over may occur if there energy to capacitor in
is a S.C fault due to: O.C and vice-versa in S.C
1. A tree branch sc two lines
2. Crossover/hanging arm touches B/w phase faults,
transient faults
the line
3. Leakage current starts to flow
through Insulation as it absorbs
moisture over time
4. Sometimes repair joints may open
up and lead to L-G fault or OC fault
2Ns -> leads to high voltage

unbalanced faults

balanced
touching ground or other phase
Current and voltages are stepped down to these safe values
T/F is
closed
-->

Should disconnect the necessary part and able to withstand fault current due to
fault in some other zone
eg: Alternators
the core should saturate if the value
exceeds 110% of the rated current
so that remaining circuit does not
burn

for measuring CT, permeability should be very good

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