QUESTIONNAIRE ON FAULT LOCATION SYSTEMS

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For WG B5.52 Analysis and comparison of fault location systems in substation automation systems The objective of this questionnaire is to obtain information of nowadays fault location systems used by the electric utilities. November 2014

QUESTIONS 1. Electric Utility Information Name of the Utility Country Address- Contact person information What departments of your company are involved in fault location? How many people involved in fault location? Calculation/Estimation Line crew Transmission and/or subtransmission network data (owned and/or operated) Distribution network data - exclude low voltage. (owned and/or operated) Number of substations and voltage levels Total length of overhead lines Total length of underground cables Total length of mixed overhead and underground lines Cumulative annual energy transferred in 2013 Number of substations and voltage levels Total length of overhead lines Total length of underground cables Mixed overhead and underground lines Cumulative annual energy supplied in 2013 Number of customer / consumers connected to the Distribution System Grid Transmission Sub-transmission Earthing methods used at different voltage levels Page 2

2. Please indicate what kind of methods are used for the different topologies (answer Yes or only check mark) Fault Location method Single-ended impedance Double-ended impedance Multi-ended impedance Single-ended travelling wave Double-ended travelling wave Multi-ended travelling wave Current measurement Fault passage indicators Customer feedback Line crew Two terminals Mutuallycoupled/Parallel Topology Multiterminal Seriescompensated Mixed Fault Location method (cont'd) Single-ended impedance Radial Meshed Topology (cont'd) Loop/ring Others (*) Double-ended impedance Multi-ended impedance Single-ended travelling wave Double-ended travelling wave Multi-ended travelling wave Current measurement Fault passage indicators Customer feedback Line crew (*) Please specify if any. Page 3

3. In what fault scenarios do you perform a fault location analysis? (answer Yes or No) Fault type Incipient faults (*) Temporary faults Permanent faults Fault location analysis is performed Comments (*) Faults not resulting in line protection pickup/trip (e.g. large partial discharge or induced lightning) 4. What accuracy requirements (maximum allowable error) for fault location does your company have? Note: if you have different requirements for overhead or cables, please specify. Length (km/miles) L < 10 10 < L < 20 20 < L < 100 L > 100 Relative accuracy (%) Absolute accuracy km miles km miles km miles km miles Comments 5. What reporting time requirements for fault location does your company have, if any? Note: leave blank if you don t have any requirements Fault type Time Comments Incipient faults (*) Temporary faults Permanent faults (*) Faults not resulting in line protection pickup/trip (e.g. large partial discharge or induced lightning) Page 4

6. How is your fault location system implemented? (answer Yes or only check mark) Fault Location system Impedance based Stand-alone fault locator Integrated in the protection relay Back office postprocessing of oscillographs Do you require dedicated sensor(s)? Travelling wave Current measurement Line fault indicators (*) Please specify if any. 7. Please indicate the approximate number of lines with fault location systems? Fault Location system Stand-alone fault locator Integrated in the protection relay Post-processing of oscillographs Comments Impedance based Travelling wave Current measurement Line fault indicators (*) Please specify if any. Page 5

8. What is your average error in your fault locator systems? (absolute, relative or both) Fault Location method Single-ended impedance Two terminals Mutuallycoupled/Parallel Topology Multiterminal Seriescompensated Mixed Double-ended impedance Multi-ended impedance Single-ended travelling wave Double-ended travelling wave Multi-ended travelling wave Current measurement Line fault indicators Customer feedback Fault Location method (cont'd) Single-ended impedance Radial Meshed Topology (cont'd) Loop/ring Others (*) Double-ended impedance Multi-ended impedance Single-ended travelling wave Double-ended travelling wave Multi-ended travelling wave Current measurement Line fault indicators Customer feedback (*) Please specify if any. Page 6

9. What are the main sources of problems you have in your fault location systems? Please weight the following items from 1 (a minor problem) to 10 (a major problem) or NA if not applicable Source of problem Fault Location method Communication problems Synchronization problems Network changes Wrong settings Lack of expertise Distributed generation Sensors ( e.g. frequency response and saturation) Other ( e.g. challenging fault type, vendors reliability) Single-ended impedance Double-ended impedance Multi-ended impedance Single-ended travelling wave Double-ended travelling wave Multi-ended travelling wave Current measurement Line fault indicators (*) Please specify if any. Page 7

10. Please describe the procedure used in your company for determining a fault location by answering the following questions. 10.1. What means of communication do you use for collecting disturbance information from the substation control and protection equipment? 10.2. If performing manual fault location calculation, is it done by the field service crew or by the dispatcher center personnel or is it a back office activity? 10.3. In case of manual fault location calculation, what kind of software tools or methods do you use for analysis and calculation? 10.4. Do you do any additional actions to improve the reliability of the results (e.g. integrate data from weather stations, lightning location systems, etc.)? 10.5. How the results of your fault location system are distributed (please specify per stakeholder if possible)? Page 8

10.6. When you need to distribute the results of your fault location system, do you use a special representation method for the different stakeholders (e.g. visualization of a fault in a graphical way for dispatcher)? 10.7. In case of high-impedance earthed networks (ungrounded or Petersen coil), please describe the procedure used in your company for determining location of earth-faults. 11. Do you have any particular issues for a given topology regarding fault location? Please elaborate. 12. Please answer the following cost related questions. 12.1. Has the fault location method helped reduce the cost associated to line inspection? What type of cost and time reduction have your company experienced? 12.2. Are there any maintenance costs associated to your fault location method? Please elaborate. 12.3. Has the fault location system assisted in reducing the social cost of market constraints or in achieving financial incentives for your company though a market constraint mechanism? Page 9

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Page 10