Full-line quick-acting protection method in which T-type transmission grid single-end transient state quantity S-transform is utilized
A full-line quick-acting, transient technology, applied in emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, fault locations, etc., can solve the problems of protection quick-acting decline, inability to adjust time-frequency resolution, etc., to achieve reliable and easy calculation results. Simple effects of commissioning and maintenance, protection concepts and protection devices
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[0034] Embodiment 1: as figure 1 The T-shaped line model of the 500kV transmission line shown, the line length l MN =200km, l PM =70km, l NQ =50km, l TO =40km. Protection relay R 1 Installed on the M side of the line being studied. C E Indicates the stray capacitance of the bus to ground, the value is 0.1μF. An AG fault occurs at a distance of 60km from the M terminal in the MT section, and the fault angle is 90°. The phase-to-mode transformation of the fault current is carried out to obtain the line-mode current transient quantity of the fault phase, such as figure 2 Shown; S-transform the linear-mode current transient; use the S-transform matrix to extract high-frequency components I H and low frequency components I L , and construct the high-frequency transient energy according to equations (1) and (2) respectively E H and low frequency transient energy E L ,Such as image 3 Shown; according to the formula (3) to find the energy ratio lambda ( n ),S...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Embodiment 2: as figure 1 The T-shaped line model of the 500kV transmission line shown, the line length l MN =200km, l PM =70km, l NQ =50km, l TO =40km. Protection relay R 1 Installed on the M side of the line being studied. C E Indicates the stray capacitance of the bus to ground, the value is 0.1μF. An AG fault occurs at 60km from the M terminal in the MT section, and the fault angle is 45°. The phase-to-mode transformation of the fault current is carried out to obtain the line-mode current transient quantity of the fault phase, such as Figure 5 Shown; S-transform the linear-mode current transient; use the S-transform matrix to extract high-frequency components I H and low frequency components I L , and construct the high-frequency transient energy according to equations (1) and (2) respectively E H and low frequency transient energy E L ,Such as Image 6 Shown; according to the formula (3) to find the energy ratio lambda ( n ),Such as Figur...
Embodiment 3
[0036] Embodiment 3: as figure 1 The T-shaped line model of the 500kV transmission line shown, the line length l MN =200km, l PM =70km, l NQ =50km, l TO =40km. Protection relay R 1 Installed on the M side of the line being studied. C E Indicates the stray capacitance of the bus to ground, the value is 0.1μF. An AG fault occurs at a distance of 40km from the N terminal in the NQ section, and the fault angle is 90°. The phase-to-mode transformation of the fault current is carried out to obtain the line-mode current transient quantity of the fault phase, such as Figure 8 Shown; S-transform the linear-mode current transient; use the S-transform matrix to extract high-frequency components I H and low frequency components I L , and construct the high-frequency transient energy according to equations (1) and (2) respectively E H and low frequency transient energy E L ,Such as Figure 9 Shown; according to the formula (3) to find the energy ratio lambda ( n ),...
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