Single-core power cable sheath ground fault detection system and method based on circulating current measurement
A technology for single-core power cables and ground faults, which is applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring electrical variables, and measuring devices. It can solve problems such as unsatisfactory, increased circulation, and inability to measure online, and achieve simple detection and small calculations. Effect
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[0068] Take a single-circuit three-phase single-core cable with a sheath ground fault as an example, such as figure 1 As shown, the detection steps are as follows:
[0069] 1. It is a grounding series switch at the end of the cable, which is usually kept closed, and a parallel switch for cable cross-connection protection grounding, which is usually kept open. The numbers of all switches are as follows: figure 1 shown.
[0070] 2. Disconnect switch k a3 、k b3 、k c3 , respectively through the sheath l a1 , l b1 , l c1 The lead-out wire at the head end is measured at the sheath l a1 , l b1 , l c1 The current on I sa1 , I sb1 , I sc1 , observe the magnitude of the three current values, and find that I sb1 , I sa1 almost equal to 0, I sc1 Obviously greater than 0, it can be judged that the sheath l c1 , l a2 , l b3 There may be a ground fault.
[0071] 3. Through l a2 with l c1 Connected lead wire measurement l a2 The current on I sa2 , I sa2 Obviously great...
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