Single-phase-to-earth fault identification method for neutral point non-effectively earthed system
A single-phase grounding fault, non-effective grounding technology, applied in fault locations, measuring devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of single-phase high-resistance grounding faults that cannot be identified, and achieve the effect of ensuring reliability
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[0019] When a single-phase ground fault occurs in a neutral point non-effectively grounded system, such as figure 1 , when considering the influence of fault resistance, assuming that a single-phase ground fault occurs on phase C, Z C is the capacitive reactance of each phase of the system to ground, and there is Z C =-jX C , R f is the fault resistance, U ph is the phase voltage rating, and the system voltage (bus zero-sequence voltage and three-phase voltage) has the following rules:
[0020] When the fault resistance is zero, the fault phase (C phase) voltage decreases to zero, and the non-fault phase (A, B) voltage rises to 1.732U ph , the zero-sequence voltage rises to the phase voltage U ph .
[0021] When the system is a neutral point ungrounded system, the characteristics of each phase voltage changing with the fault resistance are as follows: figure 2 , the bus zero-sequence voltage decreases with the increase of the fault resistance, but it is still greater t...
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