DC great current deicing apparatus with static state reactive compensation function

Abstract

The invention provides a DC high-current ice-melting device with static reactive-load compensation function, pertaining to the technical field of supporting equipments of high/low voltage power supply/distribution systems. The primary side of a three-winding rectification transformer is merged on a three-phase bus, two secondary sides are respectively connected with the intermediate points of a positive-end three-phase high-voltage high-current controllable silicon valve and a negative-end high-voltage high-current controllable silicon valve; the anodes and cathodes of the two three-phase high-voltage and high-current controllable silicon valves form a 12-pulse rectifier; the anode of the positive-end three-phase high-voltage high-current controllable silicon valve is connected to a DC reactor in series to achieve a positive terminal, and the cathode of the negative-end high-voltage high-current controllable silicon valve forms a negative terminal, a shorting stub is arranged between the positive terminal and the negative terminal. The invention integrates DC high-current ice-melting technology and static reactive-load compensation function, thereby, the device can not only be used as a static reactive-load compensation device, but also be used as a current-controllable DC high-current ice-melting device; as a result, the cost of supporting equipment for low/high voltage supply/distribution system is reduced remarkably, and the utilization ratio of the equipment is largely improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of supporting equipment for high and low voltage power supply and distribution systems, and in particular relates to a DC high current ice melting device with a static reactive power compensation function. Background technique [0002] Accidents such as disconnection of high-voltage transmission lines, tower collapse, and pole collapse occur frequently due to icing and snow accumulation on transmission lines. The disconnection and tower collapse of high-voltage transmission lines seriously affect the safe operation of the power grid, resulting in large-scale power outages. In order to prevent the occurrence of such accidents, it is necessary to melt the ice and snow on the wires in time. At present, there are two main types of ice melting methods: mechanical (vibration) and electric heating. Mechanical (vibration) ice melting, that is, using vibrating wires to make ice and snow fall off, is characterized by ...

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If the DC high-current ice-melting technology can be combined with the static reactive power compensation device, it will effectively improve the utilization rate of the equipment, and it can also solve the problem of needing additional rectification and filtering devices in the existing DC high

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