Two numerical algorithms for fault location and distance protection which use data from one end of a transmission line are presented. Both algorithms require only current signals as input data. Voltage signals are unnecessary for determining the unknown distance to the fault. The solution for the most frequent phase to ground fault is presented. The algorithms are relatively simple and easy to be implemented in the on-line application. The algorithms allow for accurate calculation of the fault location irrespective of the fault resistance and load. To illustrate the features of the new algorithms, steady-state and dynamic tests are presented.
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