Transformer longitudinal error protective method with multiple side zero sequence ratio brake
A technology of zero-sequence current and ratio braking, applied in emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem that zero-sequence current cannot be completely eliminated, and achieve the effect of avoiding inconsistencies in errors
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[0016] A transformer longitudinal differential protection method with multi-side zero-sequence current ratio braking, which can be realized through the circuit block diagram of a transformer longitudinal differential protection ratio braking component with multi-side zero-sequence current ratio braking in Figure 3 . This element consists of a multiplier A 1 , B 1 、C 1 , M 1 , 01, 02, 03, Adder A 3 , B 3 、C 3 , M 0 , and Comparator A 4 , B 4 、C 4 constitute. where multiplier A 1 , B 1 、C 1 One of the input terminals of the transformer differential protection respectively inputs the filtered three-phase braking current signal I representing the through current za , I zb , I zc , and its other input end enters the ratio brake coefficient K Z =0.4; one input terminal of the multiplier 01, 02, 03 respectively inputs the filtered zero-sequence current signal 3I of each neutral point grounding side (or branch) of the transformer 10 , 3I 20 , 3I 30 , and the other ...
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[0018]A transformer longitudinal differential protection method with multi-side zero-sequence current ratio braking, which can be obtained through the circuit block diagram of another transformer longitudinal differential protection ratio braking component with multi-side zero-sequence current ratio braking in Figure 4 accomplish. This element consists of the subtractor A 11 , B 12 、C 13 , Multiplier A 21 , B 22 、C 23 , 011, 021, 031, M 4 , Adder A 31 , B 32 、C 33 、A 41 , B 42 、C 43 , M 3 and comparator A 51 , B 52 、C 53 constitute. where the subtractor A 11 , B 12 、C 13 The positive input terminals of the transformer respectively input the filtered braking current signal I representing the through current of the transformer differential protection za , I zb , I zc , and the negative input terminal respectively inputs the brake inflection point current value I in the longitudinal differential protection of the transformer reso =1.2×I n , I n is the tra...
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