Distribution network quasi-radar protection method
A distribution network and distribution network system technology, applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of DG access uncertainty, real-time protection cannot be guaranteed, etc., to ensure safe and stable operation , accurate fault part, fast and reliable action effect
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[0040] like figure 1 As shown, a radar-like protection method for distribution network, the method includes the following steps:
[0041] 1) Analyze the topology of the distribution network system, including the number of nodes and the current flow direction of each node;
[0042] 2) performing hierarchical processing on the topological structure, and then dividing each search surface according to the hierarchy;
[0043] 3) Carry out longitudinal search on each search surface of the distribution network system according to the level, each level corresponds to a search surface, do phasor sum operation on the current of the line layer intersecting with the search surface to obtain the collective surface current of the search surface, and then Calculate the current collection change value between different search surfaces, and find out the line layer where the fault is located according to the current collection change value;
[0044] 4) Do horizontal search and calculation on ...
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[0067] like Figure 5 and Figure 6 Figures (a) and (b) respectively show the comparison of the current changes of the three search surfaces in the longitudinal and lateral search of similar radars. Taking the three-phase ground short-circuit fault at the end of the line 2 as an example, the current collection changes of the three search surfaces The following is the change curve of the polar surface current of each search surface when a short-circuit fault occurs at the end of each line. From the figure (a), it can be found that the current of the search surface I has a large mutation, and it can be judged that the fault has occurred On the branch line on the search surface I. Since there are two branch lines directly connecting the search plane I and the search plane II, it is necessary to search horizontally. Figure (b) shows the search results of branch line I and branch line II. Obviously, the current collector on branch line 2 changes greatly, reaching 12KA, so it can ...
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