Single-phase earth fault isolation system and method for electrical distribution network
A single-phase ground fault and isolation system technology, applied in information technology support systems, electrical components, circuit devices, etc., can solve the problems of wasting manpower and material resources, and cannot quickly isolate the fault section, so as to ensure reliability and practicability Effect
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[0021] Such as figure 1 As shown, the distribution network single-phase ground fault isolation system in this embodiment includes a substation (not shown in the figure) and several overhead lines connected to the substation, taking line one and line two as examples, in the The beginning of the overhead line is provided with an outlet circuit breaker DL for isolating the overhead line, and several automatic switches PVS are distributed sequentially from the beginning to the end of the overhead line, and the several automatic switches PVS separate the overhead line into different line areas Sections (A, B, C, and D in the figure); on the lines on both sides of each automatic switch PVS, there are zero-sequence voltage transformers PT, corresponding to each automatic switch PVS is equipped with a transformer substation Communication remote control terminal RTU, the remote control terminal RTU is used to control the input and opening of the automatic switch PVS, and the zero seque...
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[0027] Such as image 3 As shown, in this embodiment, the system includes several overhead lines, wherein at least two overhead lines (line one and line two), the ends of the two overhead lines are connected with a tie switch PVS to form a loop, and in the tie switch The lines on both sides of the PVS are respectively equipped with zero-sequence voltage transformers PT, corresponding to the tie switch PVS is also equipped with a remote terminal RTU for controlling the input and opening of the tie switch, and the zero-sequence voltage transformers on both sides The zero-sequence voltage signal of the PT is sent to the remote control terminal RTU, where the tie switch PVS has the same function as the automatic switch PVS of each section of the line, and the segmental equipment on each line is the same as that of the first embodiment.
[0028] Under normal circumstances, except for the contact switch PVS which remains normally open, the rest of the automatic switches PVS have bee...
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