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Title Smart Power Systems Transformation: Advanced Fault Detection With Edge Computing And Signal Processing In Lv Networks With Ev Charging Stations
ID_Doc 51333
Authors Chakraborty P.; Sinha P.; Debdas S.; Paul K.; Saiprakash C.; Manoj V.; Ustun T.S.; Onen A.
Year 2025
Published IEEE Access
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3586062
Abstract This research presents a novel framework for improving fault detection and grid resilience in modern power systems by leveraging edge computing, optimized infrastructure placement, and advanced signal processing. At the core of the approach is an innovative time-frequency analysis method that enhances fault discrimination, even in noisy environments. By strategically positioning smart meters and Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations, the framework improves fault detection efficiency and overall system reliability. The Adaptive SBCT index dynamically fine-tunes fault identification, ensuring a more responsive power grid. Additionally, Kernel Principal Component Analysis (KPCA) streamlines data processing without compromising critical information, enhancing real-time performance. Extensive simulations and case studies validate the framework’s effectiveness across diverse low-voltage networks, demonstrating its potential to minimize power outages, reduce maintenance costs, and strengthen grid reliability. Future directions include large-scale real-world deployment and integration with renewable energy sources to further enhance system sustainability and scalability. © 2013 IEEE.
Author Keywords Edge Computing; Hill Climbing Search; LV Networks; Power System Protection; SBCT; Short Circuit Fault; Smart Cities


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