PMU data-based identification method for single electric transmission line zero-sequence parameter robustness
A transmission line and identification method technology, applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring electrical variables, measuring current/voltage, etc., can solve problems such as bad data of PMU data, unreliable identification values, and difficulty in elimination.
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[0103] This embodiment uses PSCAD to build a 500kV simulation system, such as Figure 4 As shown, the zero-sequence parameters of the single-circuit transmission line L1 are identified. The 500kV line L1 is a single-circuit line, and the zero-sequence parameter design values are: resistance R0=16.28Ω, reactance X0=102.27Ω, excluding the zero-sequence capacitance to ground. Set a single-phase ground fault in the middle of phase A of line L2, and the fault duration is 1s; suppose that PMUs are installed at both ends of line L1, and the three-phase asymmetrical voltage and current phasors at both ends of line L1 are measured during the fault period, and the sampling interval is 1ms . Due to the occurrence of zero-sequence components during asymmetrical faults, the 1s data during the current fault period is used to identify the zero-sequence resistance and reactance of line L1 according to the embodiment, and the following experiments are set up to demonstrate the effectiveness...
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