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IJSREM65739
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10 |
6 |
Jun 2026
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1-5
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Electrical Engineering
DVVP College Engineering, Ahilyanagar India.
Electrical Engineering
DVVP College Engineering, Ahilyanagar India.
Electrical Engineering
DVVP College Engineering, Ahilyanagar India.
Electrical Engineering
DVVP College Engineering, Ahilyanagar India.
Electrical Engineering
DVVP College Engineering, Ahilyanagar India.
The power system is divided in three section like generation, distribution and Transmission. Various types of fault is occur in this system it should isolate. In this module we include the Arduino UNO, ULN2003, Relay to drive the relay, Resistor, LCD display, Moving switches to create fault. As per the Programming of Arduino UNO when we create the fault across any line LCD displayed the output as ”Fault occurred in that particular line (i.e. R,Y,B) at the distance (2km,4km,6km,8km)”. The output which shows displayed on the LCD display is depends on where we create a fault and in which line.
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The proposed Three-Phase Transmission Line Fault Detection System using Arduino Uno provides a simple, reliable, and cost-effective solution for detecting transmission line faults and estimating their location. The system identifies the faulty phase, displays the fault information on an LCD, and automatically isolates the faulty line using a relay to protect the transmission system. The integration of a fire sensor further enhances system safety by preventing damage during fire hazards. The prototype demonstrates fast fault detection, improved protection, and reliable operation, making it suitable for educational purposes and as a foundation for developing advanced transmission line protection systems.
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6/30/2026
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Double-Blind Peer Review
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