Multidimensional evaluation method for large-scale grounding grid
An evaluation method and the technology of grounding grid, which are applied in the direction of measuring devices, instruments, and measuring electronics, can solve the problems of measuring characteristic parameters, heavy workload, and rising potential of grounding conductors, so as to avoid systematic deviations, achieve significant benefits, and aim at strong effect
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[0129] 1. Basic situation and simulation of grounding grid topology
[0130] A 500kV substation has been in operation for 12 years. After the second-phase expansion, there are currently three 500kV main transformers with a capacity of 750MVA each. There are 13 circuits of 220kV outgoing lines, and the outgoing line structure has a total of 15 lightning protection lines (including 4 OPGW optical fiber ground wires); there is no 10kV cable outgoing line. The site of the substation is located in a hilly area. The current main grounding grid is 351.5m×289.5m without expansion; the horizontal grounding zone adopts 60mm×60mm×6mm galvanized flat steel with a total length of 19000m, and the buried depth is 0.8m. The vertical grounding electrode adopts Φ50mm, A galvanized steel pipe with a length of 2.5m (total length 450m), a total of four 30m deep wells are drilled at the edge of the ground grid and pressure-filled with a drag-reducing agent. The topological structure of the ground g...
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[0160] 1. Basic situation and simulation of grounding grid topology
[0161] A 220kV substation has been in operation for 19 years. Currently, there are two 220kV main transformers with a capacity of 150MVA each. There are a total of 5 circuits of 220kV outgoing lines. The outgoing line structure has a total of 6 lightning protection lines (including 3 OPGW optical fiber ground wires); The outlet structure has a total of 8 lightning protection wires (including 4 OPGW optical fiber ground wires); a total of 18 circuits of 10kV outlets are used as the transition from the 10kV high voltage room of the substation to the 10kV overhead outlet not far from the outer wall of the station, basically within the scope of the externally expanded grounding network , can be used as a part of the substation ground network. The substation is located in the coastal hilly area. The terrain around the substation is relatively flat and the soil conditions are average. There are fields on both side...
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[0210] 1. Basic situation and simulation of grounding grid topology
[0211]A 500kV substation has been in operation for 15 years. Currently, there are three 500kV main transformers with a capacity of 750MVA each. There are a total of 4 circuits of 500kV outgoing lines. The outgoing line structure has a total of 8 lightning protection lines (including 4 OPGW optical fiber ground wires); a total of 11 circuits of 220kV outgoing lines. There are 12 lightning protection wires in the outlet structure (including 6 OPGW optical fiber ground wires); there is no 10kV cable outlet. The site of the substation is backed by hills and facing the open coastal alluvial plain. In front of the station are fish ponds and paddy fields, and the deep soil conditions are good. The total grounding area of the entire 500kV Shantou substation is 802,134m2 after considering the network expansion outside the station; the horizontal grounding zone adopts Φ22mm hot-dip galvanized round steel with a tota...
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