Chain type power transmission line single terminal fault location limited continuation method based on characteristic of fault traveling wave distribution along line
A technique for transmission lines, distributed characteristics, applied to fault locations, detection of faults by conductor type, measurement of electricity, etc.
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[0088] Example 1: with figure 1 The transmission line shown is taken as an example. The Q terminal of the line at this stage is in the form of multiple outgoing lines, and the new line is improved. k1 =30km, l k2 = 200km. The current-level line and the lower-level line are connected in the form of "one in and two out". Now suppose l MN A phase-to-earth fault occurred at a distance of 64km from the M terminal.
[0089] According to step 1 in the manual, the traveling wave data with the time window length of 3l′ / v is obtained through the measurement terminal; according to step 2, the current traveling wave and wave impedance of adjacent sound lines are used to construct the voltage traveling wave u M =i k ×Z c ; Calculate the distribution of voltage and current traveling waves along the line according to step 3 u x,s (x,t) and i x,s (x,t); Calculate the forward traveling wave and the reverse traveling wave u according to step 4 + x,s and u - x,s ; Calculate and extrac...
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[0090] Example 2: with figure 1 The transmission line shown is taken as an example. The Q terminal of the line at this stage is in the form of multiple outgoing lines, and the new line is improved. k1 =30km, l k2 = 200km. The current-level line and the lower-level line are connected in the form of "one in and two out". Now suppose l MN A phase-to-earth fault occurred at a distance of 86km from the M terminal.
[0091] According to step 1 in the manual, the traveling wave data of 3l′ / v time window length is obtained through the measuring terminal; according to step 2, the current traveling wave and wave impedance of adjacent sound lines are used to construct the voltage traveling wave u M =i k ×Z c ; Calculate the distribution of voltage and current traveling waves along the line according to step 3 u x,s (x,t) and i x,s (x,t); Calculate the forward traveling wave and the reverse traveling wave u according to step 4 + x,s and u - x,s ; Calculate and extract the sudde...
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[0092] Example 3: with figure 1 The transmission line shown is taken as an example. The Q terminal of the line at this stage is in the form of multiple outgoing lines, and the new line is improved. k1 =30km, l k2 = 200km. The current-level line and the lower-level line are connected in the form of "one in and two out". Now suppose l MN A phase-to-earth fault occurred at a distance of 94km from the M terminal.
[0093] According to step 1 in the manual, the traveling wave data of 3l / v time window length is obtained through the measurement terminal; according to step 2, the current traveling wave and wave impedance of adjacent sound lines are used to construct the voltage traveling wave u M =i k ×Z c ; Calculate the distribution of voltage and current traveling waves along the line according to step 3 u x,s (x,t) and i x,s (x,t); Calculate the forward traveling wave and the reverse traveling wave u according to step 4 + x,s and u - x,s ; Calculate and extract the sudd...
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