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Fig 1.

Smart grid system with circuit breakers distributed on the system.

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Table 1.

Load data or power demand.

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Fig 2.

Smart protection system with the proposed adaptive electronic relay.

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Fig 3.

Proposed adaptive electronic relay.

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Fig 4.

Proposed adaptive electronic relay flowchart.

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Fig 5.

Three-phase voltage with a single line to ground fault without the protection system.

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Fig 6.

Per unit current of the faulty phase with a single line to ground fault without the protection system.

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Fig 7.

Per unit current of the faulty phase with a single line to ground fault with the protection system.

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Fig 8.

Measured the operating time of conventional and adaptive protection during the phase to earth fault.

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Fig 9.

Three-phase voltage without the protection system.

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Fig 10.

Per unit current of the faulty phase without the protection system.

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Fig 11.

Per unit current of the faulty phase with the protection system.

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Fig 12.

Three-phase voltage of the primary winding transformer without the protection system.

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Fig 13.

Per unit current of the faulty phase of the primary winding transformer without the protection system.

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Fig 14.

Per unit current of the faulty phase of the primary winding transformer with the protection system.

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Table 2.

Comparative study between proposed system and systems in the literature.

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