Fault component transformer longitudinal error protecting method with zero sequence ratio brake
A fault component and zero-sequence current technology, applied in emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to completely eliminate zero-sequence current
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[0017] A transformer longitudinal differential protection method with zero-sequence current fault component ratio braking, which can be realized through the circuit block diagram of a transformer longitudinal differential protection element with zero-sequence current fault component ratio braking shown in Figure 3 to Figure 5 . The element consists of a memory A 11 , B 11 、C 11 、A 12 , B 12 、C 12 , O1, subtractor A 21 , B 21 、C 21 、A 22 , B 22 、C 22 , O2, filter A 31 , B 31 、C 31 、A 32 , B 32 、C 32 , O3, multiplier A 41 , B 41 、C 41 , O4, Adder A 42 , B 42 、C 42 and comparator A 5 , B 5 、C 5 constitute. where memory A 11 , B 11 、C 11 input and the subtractor A 21 , B 21 、C 21 The positive input ends of the transformer Y are respectively input 0 The instantaneous value signal of the three-phase differential current on the side i da i db i dc , memory A 11 , B 11 、C 11 The output terminals of are respectively connected to the subtractor A ...
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