Non-effective earthing distribution system fault locating method based on neutral point of transient traveling wave
A non-effective grounding, transient traveling wave technology, applied in fault locations, information technology support systems, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty locating faults in distribution lines
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[0058] As shown in Figure 1, the fault location method for non-effectively grounded distribution system based on transient traveling waves includes the following steps:
[0059] The first step is to install a transient traveling wave signal detection device, a GPS clock synchronization device, and a communication device for transmitting traveling wave data at both ends of the distribution line, and install a fault location master station.
[0060] ① Method for detecting fault traveling waves at the outlet of the busbar in the substation: For a distribution system with a single outlet for the busbar, a non-contact electric field sensor is installed at the outlet of the busbar in the substation to measure the electric field in the horizontal direction with the ground to obtain the fault transient voltage line. For wave line mode components, use the following method to determine the best detection point near the bus parallel to the ground.
[0061] Assuming that the three-phase w...
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