Current detection method of one-phase inversion grounding device

Abstract

The present invention discloses a current detection method of a one-phase inversion grounding device. The main body of the device is a one-phase inverter which is connected between the neutral point of a power distribution network and the ground. In the condition of the normal operation of an electric system, two power frequency current with the same injection amplitude and different phase angles are injected into the neutral point of the power distribution network at different times through an inversion circuit, the neutral point voltage value when the current is injected twice is measured in real time, and the power distribution network grounding parameters (power distribution network equivalent impedance and equivalent electromotive force) are calculated, so that the amplitudes and the phases of the power distribution network fault arc extinguishing and the three-phase imbalance compensation current. The current is injected to the neutral point to inhibit the grounding fault arc and maintain the three-phase voltage balance. The current detection method of the one-phase inversion grounding device can be enforced when the system is normally operated so as to effectively avoid the influence of the transient process on the detection precision at the occurrence of the grounding fault; and moreover, the current detection method of the one-phase inversion grounding device only needs to inject current into the neutral point twice to realize the current detection, with high timeliness and simple realization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a current detection method of a single-phase inverter type grounding device, which is particularly suitable for related fields such as single-phase grounding faults of distribution networks and three-phase unbalanced overvoltage suppression. Background technique [0002] The distribution network is at the terminal of the power system, has a complex and changeable structure, and is closely connected with users, which easily leads to various faults. Single-phase ground fault is the most common fault in the distribution network. When the fault current is too large, arc light will be generated, and the arc combustion will bring great harm such as fire and equipment damage. Three-phase unbalanced voltage is a long-term existence in the distribution network. It is difficult to solve the problem completely. The existence of three-phase unbalanced overvoltage will affect the normal operation of single-phase loads in the distribution ne...

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The neutral point ungrounded system can still run with the fault for 1~2 hours after a single-phase ground fault occurs, and the power supply reliability is high, but the insulation of each phase must be based on the phase voltage. Double-fold design, which requires high insulation; the neutral point through the arc suppression coil grounding system can effectively reduce the ground fault current, but it can only

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