Effect of mismatching currents on performance of differential relay (87) / Ali Asghar Fathollahi Fard

Transformers need to be protected not only from internal short circuits, but also from abnormal operating Conditions, such as over loading, inrush currents, go-through faults and surges. The simplest but extremely effective form of protection is the electromechanical relay, which closes contacts and...

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Main Author: Fard, Ali Asghar Fathollahi (Author)
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Published: 2006.
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