Fault range finding method for power transmission circuit by use of current travelling waves and voltage travelling waves of two ends of circuit
A current traveling wave and voltage traveling wave technology, applied in the field of power system fault location, can solve problems such as adverse effects, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy, improving accuracy, and improving accuracy
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[0055] Embodiment 1: as figure 2 The simulation model of the 220kV transmission line shown has a total length of 110km. Suppose a phase A ground fault occurs 700km away from point A.
[0056] The current traveling wave and voltage traveling wave are obtained from the measurement points at both ends of the transmission line. The waveforms are as follows: image 3 , Figure 4 , Figure 5 , Image 6 shown. Through the MATLAB program, the phase-mode transformation and continuous wavelet transformation of the above waveform are processed, and the results are as follows Figure 7 , Figure 8 , Figure 9 , Figure 10 As shown, the fault distance obtained according to the continuous wavelet transform is:
[0057] x im =74.712km
[0058] x um =72.519km
[0059] (L-x in )=67.326km
[0060] (L-x un )=68.136km
[0061] Bringing fault data into the global geometric mean optimization formula
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[0063] Get the fault distance x=70.673, the error is 0.673km.
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