A Comprehensive Discrimination Method for Dead Zone Faults in a Substation with Semi-Main Connections
A discrimination method and substation technology, which is applied to the fault location, detects faults according to conductor types, and measures electricity. It can solve problems such as grid stability damage and transient power angle instability of generator groups, so as to prevent commutation failure and improve safety. Effect of stability margin and fast operation speed
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[0032] The technical solution of the present invention will be further introduced in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of the description.
[0033] figure 1 It is a typical design of a 500kV semi-main connection substation. Between two sets of busbars, every three circuit breakers form a string. Two elements (transmission lines or transformers) are connected in each string. It is equivalent to each half circuit breaker with one component, so it is called a half circuit breaker connection, also known as 3 / 2 connection. In a semi-wiring mode, 3 circuit breakers are connected in series between 2 busbars to form a string. In a string, a component is drawn from between two adjacent circuit breakers, that is, three circuit breakers are used for two components, and the intermediate circuit breaker is used as a common one, which is equivalent to 1.5 circuit breakers for each component. In a semi-connected string, the two circuit breakers connected to the bu...
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