Fault direction judgment method based on positive-sequence polarization voltage phase comparison
A polarization voltage and phase comparison technology, which is applied in the direction of fault location, measurement of electricity, and measurement of electrical variables, can solve the problems of inability to correctly judge the fault direction and unfixed distributed power output, and achieve reliable operation, stable operation, and durability. Affected by strong transition resistance capability
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[0029] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the drawings and embodiments.
[0030] 1. Performance analysis of directional components when a fault in the positive direction occurs
[0031] when figure 1 When a fault occurs in the F1 position, the working voltage U op And measured voltage U m The relationship between figure 2 As shown, the component on the right side of the M bus belongs to a positive direction fault.
[0032] In a two-terminal power system, when a fault occurs in the positive direction, the phases before and after the positive sequence voltage fault are basically the same, which can be approximated as the positive sequence polarization U after the fault. m1 The phase is equal to the bus voltage U before the fault m(0) Phase, while U m(0) The phase is equal to the system power supply voltage E 1 Phase, therefore:
[0033] arg ( U op U ml ) ≈ arg ( U op E 1 ) - - - ( 1 )
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