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Grounding system impedance measurement using shifted frequency method
The measurement of grounding system impedance may be affected by power system frequency interference and its harmonics. The Shifted Frequency Method (SFM) is potentially insensitive to the electromagnetic interference. In this paper, we evaluate this method in the hydroelectric power plant for two different load conditions of the connected overhead power lines. Presented field tests results further validate and justify the SFM method.