R. Flauzino, I. Nunes da Silva, D. Spatti, Jose Francisco R. Silva, M. Lourenco, Inacio R. N. Dantas
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Abstract
Smart Cities are the new goal for Smart Grid applications. In this context it can highlighted several researches introducing modern concepts of projecting, modelling, and simulating. This paper presents a new approach for fault diagnoses in distribution feeders inserted into a Smart City. The ability to handle load variations, several kind of permanent or temporary faults and non-linearities are performed by a hybrid combination of Fuzzy Systems and Orthogonal Decomposition. Results are shown to validate the approach.