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Installation of branch switches and tie‐lines in the distribution system provides the flexibility of load restoration during the occurrence of a fault, i.e. N− 1 state. These switches and tie‐lines change the network topology to isolate the fault and restore the unaffected network. As a consequence, the relays may delay or fail to operate for a possible incoming fault, i.e. N− 1−1 state; therefore, this study proposes an optimal relay setting of overcurrent relays subject to N− 1 and N− 1−1 states. Laterally, the proposed model maximises the load restoration such that the network remains radial. Also, it uses a meta‐heuristic algorithm to arrive at an optimal solution. Moreover, the optimal solution is validated using GE Multilin, model‐750/760 overcurrent relay in ETAP (industrial simulation software). The efficacy of the proposed method is examined on 33‐bus and a practical 14‐bus distribution system.
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