Hybrid DC current breaker topological structure

Abstract

The invention relates to a hybrid DC current breaker topological structure. The hybrid DC current breaker topological structure is structurally characterized by comprising three parallel branches, wherein the first branch comprises a first mechanical switch K1, a second mechanical switch K2 and a capacitor C; the first mechanical switch K1 and the second mechanical switch K2 are connected in series and the second mechanical switch K2 and the capacitor C are connected in parallel, so as to get continuity of the normal working current of a system; the second branch is a solid-state switch S which is composed of a plurality of IGBT modules connected in series, wherein each IGBT module comprises two IGBTs in reversed series connection and is used for realizing two-way cutoff of fault current; the third branch is an energy release branch consisting of multiple ZnO lightning arresters in series and parallel connection. The hybrid DC current breaker disclosed by the invention has the advantages of low loss, achievement of two-way rapid cutoff and guarantee of reliable continuity of the solid-state switch.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of direct current circuit breakers, and in particular relates to a topology structure of a hybrid direct current circuit breaker. Background technique [0002] At present, the flexible DC distribution network has significant technical and economic advantages compared with the traditional AC distribution network in terms of increasing the power supply radius and capacity, reducing line costs, facilitating distributed power access, and improving system efficiency. However, in practical applications, due to the lack of practical and reliable DC circuit breakers, it is difficult to clear the short-circuit faults on the DC side of the flexible DC distribution network in time, which has greatly restricted its development. [0003] At present, the development of DC circuit breakers mainly faces the following difficulties: (1) DC current does not have a natural zero-crossing point, and it is difficult to extinguish ...

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However, in practical applications, due to the lack of practical and reliable DC circuit breakers, it is difficult to clear the DC side short-circuit faults of the flexible DC distribution network in time, resulting in great restrictions on its development.

[0003] At present, the development of DC circuit breakers mainly faces the following difficulties: (1) DC current does not have a natural zero-crossing point, and it is difficult to extinguish the DC arc; (2) After the current is cut off, a high recovery overvoltage will be generated at both ends of the circuit breaker; (3) The energy stored in the system inductance needs to be released after the current is cut off; (4) Applications such as DC transmission and distribution networks require short break time

[0004] Commonly used DC circuit breakers include

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