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I. INTRODUCTION
The power transformer is a part of electrical equipment
that needs continuous monitoring and fast protection
because it is very costly and an essential element for a
power system to perform effectively. Power transformer
internal faults may cause extensive damage And or power
system instability. Thus, differential transformer protection
schemes are used to avoid interruption of the power supply
and catastrophic losses. The most common protection
technique is the percentage differential protection, which
provides discrimination between the fault (internal fault and
external fault) or a normal operating condition. Usually,
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BACKPROPAGATION LEARNING
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Fig.5.Simulink representation of
3 Transformer
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REFERENCES
VI.
VII. CONCLUSION
This work presents a new approach in
differential protection for power transformer vastly
enhanced
performance
over
conventional
techniques. The conventional harmonic control
technique may fail because high second harmonic
components are generated through faults and low
second-harmonic components are generated during
magnetizing inrush with such high permeability
core materials of power transformer. In this paper
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