CHAPTER – 3 ELECTRICAL PROTECTION SYSTEM
3.1.7 Fault Data Protective relay systems measure the current, voltage, or a combination of current and voltage during fault conditions. Fault current magnitude, and the associated change in voltage, varies with the type of fault and with the location of the fault with respect to the sensing devices. GENERATOR G PROTECTION TRANSFORMER ...
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