DC circuit protection method applicable to AC-DC hybrid power distribution network
A technology of AC-DC hybrid and DC lines, which is applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices and electrical components, and can solve the problems of no division of protection areas, no smoothing reactors, and inconsistent size and installation positions of current-limiting reactors.
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[0070] The invention provides a DC line protection method suitable for an AC-DC hybrid distribution network, including complete main protection, near-backup protection and far-backup protection.
[0071] The main protection consists of current differential protection, current overcurrent protection and positive and negative current unbalance protection. Among them, the current differential protection is used to judge the fault location, and the overcurrent protection and current unbalance protection are used to identify the fault type. The protection range is the entire DC line.
[0072] The near-backup protection consists of current direction protection and low voltage protection. The current direction protection determines the fault area, and the low voltage protection judges the fault type. Not affected by transition resistance, the protection range is the entire length of the line.
[0073] The far back-up protection consists of current direction protection to determine ...
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