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Method for precisely selecting single-phase earth faulty line for system with non-effectively earthed neutral point

A non-effective grounding and line selection method, applied in the direction of the fault location, etc., can solve the problems of small applicable occasions, single-phase grounding fault handling problems have not been well resolved, and the complex structure of the distribution network

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-10-21
曲娜
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[0002] Because the neutral point ungrounded system has a series of advantages, it is widely used in my country's medium and high voltage power grids. However, its single-phase ground fault handling problem has not been well resolved. With the development of power systems, the reliability of power grids requires Due to the extremely complex structure of the distribution network and the great difference in line length, the previous line selection methods can only work in specific environments, the applicable occasions are small, and the accuracy of line selection is very low

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[0014] When the system is running normally, the entire line selection system is in a stable state. At this time, the discharge capacitor 9 is in the state of charging completion, and the controllable switch 4 is disconnected. SCR A is shown in Figure 11, SCR B is shown in Figure 12, and SCR B is shown in Figure 12. 13 is off. When the grounding point diagram 111 appears on phase C, zero-sequence voltage appears. At this time, the control unit analyzes the zero-sequence current of each branch collected at this time. When the polarity is opposite to branch 2 in Fig. 17 and branch 3 in Fig. 18, it can be preliminarily judged that branch 1 in Fig. 16 is a fault line. When the grounding current is stable (if there is an arc suppression coil in the system, you need to wait until the arc suppression coil action is completed), the SCR A connected to the fault is triggered to conduct, forming a h...

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The invention discloses a method for precisely selecting a single-phase earth faulty line for a system with a non-effectively earthed neutral point based on transient signal analysis and externally input DC pulse signal analysis. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, initial judgment is conducted to an earth line by analyzing a distributed capacitance momentary discharge signal generated by an earthed circuit branch; and then high-voltage DC pulse current is input into an earth phase, thereby precisely selecting the faulty line. The method pertains to the field of electric system fault diagnosis. The method uses a DC pulse signal input unit and a control judging unit. When the control judging unit finds out the residual voltage of the system exceeds a threshold value, the whole system is started; firstly, the stored distributed capacitance discharge signal is analyzed and then the DC pulse signal input into a fault phase is analyzed; therefore, the method can precisely find out the earth faulty line without being affected by an extinction coil.

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Technical field: [0001] An accurate line selection method for a single-phase ground fault in a neutral point non-effectively grounded system, which consists of two steps: 1. Analyze the transient discharge current of distributed capacitance at the moment of grounding; 2. Analyze the high-voltage direct current injected into the fault phase through an external high-voltage capacitor Pulse current. Thus, the fault line is obtained. It belongs to the category of power system fault diagnosis. Background technique: [0002] Because the neutral point ungrounded system has a series of advantages, it is widely used in my country's medium and high voltage power grids. However, its single-phase ground fault handling problem has not been well resolved. With the development of power systems, the reliability of power grids requires Due to the extremely complex structure of the distribution network and the great difference in line length, the previous line selection methods can only work...

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IPC IPC(8): G01R31/08
Inventor 曲娜
Owner 曲娜
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