Method for improving insulator potential distribution in overhead power transmission line
A technology for overhead transmission lines and potential distribution, which is applied in the direction of overhead lines/cable equipment, etc., and can solve problems such as potential safety hazards in the operation of transmission lines
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[0030] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a method for improving the potential distribution of insulators in overhead transmission lines is provided, including:
[0031] a. Based on the historical data of overhead transmission lines, select the frequent flashover section of the overhead transmission line, and select the towers, wires, organic composite insulators and tempered glass insulator strings with the largest usage from the flashover frequent section;
[0032]b. In a clean and dry ideal environment, use a three-dimensional model as the finite element model, and incorporate the towers and wires selected in step a into the three-dimensional model, and set artificial boundaries through zero-order asymptotic boundary conditions to cut off the wireless large-scale is a limited area, wherein: the size of the artificial boundary is based on the fact that the surrounding electric field of the composite insulator and the tempered glass insulator string hardly ch...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The difference from the above-mentioned embodiment is that in this embodiment, the finite element models in steps b and c of the above-mentioned embodiment 1 all adopt the following subdivision method: firstly, the composite insulator and the longitudinal interface of the insulator string are plane subdivided, and then Taking the composite insulator and the center line of the insulator string as the axis to surround the entire insulator and the insulator string for volume division. The inventors found that using the general method to subdivide an insulator not only takes a long time to subdivide, but also requires a large amount of calculation, and the error between the subdivided finite element model and the original geometric model is relatively large, but this embodiment can effectively reduce the The calculation amount of the simulation.
Embodiment 3
[0040] Different from the above-mentioned embodiment, in this embodiment, the parameter setting of the tower in the model of the above-mentioned embodiment 1 is based on the parameters in the actual line, and the value of the wire length in the model is to reduce the electric field around the insulator at both ends of the wire. influence prevails. For those skilled in the art, the parameter setting principles of the components in the simulation are inclined to the actual parameters in reality, or to ideal modeling, and there is another tendency, which intends to combine the advantages of the first two tendencies. The purpose of the above parameter setting principles is to balance the parameters in practice and the parameters in ideal modeling, but as far as this embodiment is concerned, this embodiment is only intended to limit a specific parameter about the tower and wire in the model As for the setting principle, those skilled in the art can of course also base on the tenden...
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