Method and device for evaluating risks of tripping of low-voltage distribution line in lightning induction
A technology for low-voltage power distribution and risk assessment, applied in the direction of measuring devices, measuring electricity, measuring electrical variables, etc., to achieve easy-to-obtain results
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[0019] The invention reflects the tripping risk through the tripping frequency, and provides a reliable basis for formulating and evaluating lightning protection measures for low-voltage power distribution lines. The present invention will be explained in detail below by taking a 10kV power distribution line as an example and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0020] Since my country's ≤60kV voltage level power grid generally adopts the neutral point non-direct grounding method, after a phase insulation flashover, the grounding current is very small, the arc can self-extinguish quickly, and will not cause tripping, and the line can continue to distribute power. If a two-phase insulation flashover occurs, a phase-to-phase short circuit will be formed, the line will trip, and the power distribution will be interrupted.
[0021] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the induced lightning overvoltage generated when lightning strikes the ground near t...
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