Yes, it is possible to determine the faulted phase or line in a power system using a fault analysis in PowerWorld Simulator.
When performing a fault analysis, you can specify the type of fault and the location of the fault. The fault type can be a three-phase fault, phase-to-phase fault, or phase-to-ground fault. The location of the fault can be specified by identifying the buses where the fault occurs or by specifying the impedance of the fault.
Once the fault analysis is completed, the results will show the voltage and current values for each bus and line in the system during the fault. By examining these values, you can determine which phase or line is faulted.
In PowerWorld Simulator, you can also use the "Fault Finder" tool to identify the location of a fault in the system. The Fault Finder tool can be used to locate faults based on the type of fault, the faulted element (bus or line), and the fault impedance.
Overall, it is possible to determine the faulted phase or line in a power system using PowerWorld Simulator, but it requires a detailed analysis of the faulted system and the results of the fault analysis.
