Transformer longitudinal error protecting element with maximum zero sequence ratio brake
A zero-sequence current, ratio braking technology, applied in electrical components, emergency protection circuit devices, etc., to avoid inconsistencies in errors
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[0013] A transformer longitudinal differential protection element with maximum zero-sequence current ratio braking can be realized through the circuit block diagram in Figure 3. The element is composed of the maximum value circuit 01, the multiplier A 1 , B 1 、C 1 , 02, adder A 3 , B 3 、C 3 and comparator A 4 , B 4 、C 4 constitute. Where n=3 is the number of transformer neutral point grounding sides (or branch numbers), and the ratio brake coefficient K in the existing ratio differential protection Z 0.5, zero sequence braking coefficient K 0 is 0.3. When the differential current is greater than the braking current including zero-sequence current, the comparator outputs the ratio differential action signal of the corresponding phase. Applying this scheme can completely avoid the Y with the only power supply when the errors of the three-phase current transformers are inconsistent. 0 The misoperation of the transformer differential protection caused by the ground fau...
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