Method for limiting secondary arc current for untransposed transmission line with extra-high voltage
A transmission line and submerged current technology, which is applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices, circuit devices, emergency protection circuit devices, etc. for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, and can solve the problem of large submerged current of UHV non-transposition lines. problems, to achieve the effect of increasing the difficulty of manufacturing
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[0020] Three-phase unbalanced high reactance plus small reactance is used to limit the potential supply current of non-transposed UHV lines. The wiring method adopts three-phase unequal high reactance at its neutral point plus small reactance to ground, as shown in Figure 3(a). Show.
[0021] Due to the phase-to-phase distance of the three-phase conductors (in l AB , l BC , l CA means) are not equal, taking the horizontal arrangement of wires as an example, l AB =l BC ≠l CA , then the phase-to-phase capacitance of the wires is unequal, that is, C in Figure 3(a) AB =C BC ≠C CA . To compensate for the phase-to-phase capacitance, the relationship between the phase-to-phase reactance in parallel with the capacitance is X 12 =X 23 ≠X 13 , as shown in Figure 3(b). Reactance X in Figure 3(b) L1 , X L2 , X L3 Compensate the A-phase, B-phase and C-phase line-to-ground capacitances respectively; convert Fig. 3(b) into Fig. 3(a) equivalently. In this way, a solution of th...
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