The transmission line is the most vulnerable element of any electrical power system due to its large physical dimension. As a consequence, many fault diagnosis algorithms have been proposed in the literature. In general, most proposals use signal-processing analysis and computational intelligence. In this paper, a new model to functionally represent the phases of a transmission line is proposed. The detection and classification strategy are developed from the analysis of the model's parameters and were evaluated using a set of simulated faults and a real database. The results show that the proposed model detects faults very quickly, using a vastly simplified mathematical process, and is able to classify faults accurately.
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