A High-Resistance Fault Detection Method Using the Differential Sum of Squares of Line-Mode Currents
A technology for line-mode current and high-resistance faults, applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring devices, measuring electrical variables, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient sensitivity, and achieve the effect of high sensitivity and strong reliability
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[0056] The simulation system diagram is as follows figure 1 As shown, the line length l PM = 150km, l MN = 150km, l NQ =220km. The sampling rate is 20kHz. Assuming that a phase-A ground fault occurs at a distance of 149km from the M side of the line MN, the initial fault angle is 5°, and the transition resistance is 50Ω. At this time, the line-mode current waveform and the sum of the squares of the line-mode current difference obtained at the M terminal M (k) Waveform such as figure 2 and image 3 shown.
[0057] Such as Figure 4 As shown, the three calculation values in this example are S M (1) = 114.2, S M (2) = 121.5, S M (3)=121.3, all greater than 90, can be detected within 0.15ms.
Embodiment 2
[0059] The simulation system diagram is as follows figure 1 As shown, the line length l PM = 150km, l MN = 150km, l NQ =220km. The sampling rate is 20kHz. Assume that a phase-to-ground fault occurs on the line MN 75km away from the M side, the initial fault angle is 90°, and the transition resistance is 50Ω. At this time, the line-mode current waveform and the sum of the squares of the line-mode current difference obtained at the M terminal M (k) Waveform such as Figure 5 and Figure 6 shown.
[0060] Such as Figure 7 As shown, the three calculation values in this example are S M (1) = 4604, S M (2) = 4592, S M (3)=4785, all greater than 90, can be detected within 0.15ms.
Embodiment 3
[0062] The simulation system diagram is as follows figure 1 As shown, the line length l PM = 150km, l MN = 150km, l NQ =220km. The sampling rate is 20kHz. Assuming that a phase A ground fault occurs on the M side of the line MN 20km away from the M side, the initial fault angle is 45°, and the transition resistance is 50Ω. At this time, the line-mode current waveform and the sum of the squares of the line-mode current difference obtained at the M terminal M (k) Waveform such as Figure 8 and Figure 9 shown.
[0063] Such as Figure 10 As shown, the three calculation values in this example are S M (1) = 1033, S M (2) = 1718, S M (3)=1722, all greater than 90, can be detected within 0.15ms.
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