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NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults

Key Activities

A technical method is proposed and it involves carrying out tests on a revised Fault Passage Indicators from Bowden Brothers which has been modified to detect Sensitive Earth Faults (SEF) faults down to 4A. The tests will be performed at the Power Networks Demonstration Centre (PNDC) in Cumbernauld to ensure that the revised device has significantly improved sensitivity over our current range of FPIs.

Expected Outcomes

This project will be successful if we are able to determine the ability of the revised FPI to reduce CMLs due to SEF faults.

Funding

£256,000

Start/End Date

Dec 2015 – Mar 2018

NIA Project Registration and PEA Document – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
NIA Project Registration and PEA Document – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
AuthorColin Mathieson
Publication dateDecember 2015
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NIA Project Progress Report 2016 – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
NIA Project Progress Report 2016 – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
AuthorColin Mathieson
Publication dateJuly 2016
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Change Request – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
Change Request – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
AuthorColin Mathieson
Publication dateMay 2017
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NIA Project Progress Report 2017 – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
NIA Project Progress Report 2017 – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
AuthorColin Mathieson
Publication dateJuly 2017
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NIA Project Closedown Report – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
NIA Project Closedown Report – NIA SSEPD 0023 Fault Passage Indicators for Sensitive Earth Faults
AuthorColin Mathieson
Publication dateJuly 2018
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