Insulation fault location method and system for an ungrounded power supply system
A technology for insulation faults and power supply systems. It is applied to fault locations, fault detection according to conductor types, and electrical measurement. It can solve problems such as high cost and time overhead, the maximum acceptable test current is not allowed to be exceeded, and the location of faults cannot be ensured.
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[0056] exist figure 1 In , an unearthed power supply system 2 with an insulation monitoring device 10 is shown in a schematically simplified view. The ungrounded power supply system 2 has two active conductors L1 , L2 and is fed by a DC source 4 . In general, the method for insulation fault location and the insulation fault location device 10 implementing the method according to the present invention can be used in any arbitrary single-phase or multi-phase DC or AC network.
[0057] Consumers 6 connected to ground potential (earth) via a ground connection are connected to the ungrounded power supply system 2 . The active parts of the ungrounded power supply system 2 have no ground connection, so that ideally, when a first fault occurs (at figure 1 Shown by the insulation fault resistance RF in ), no closed fault circuit will be formed (except for the leakage current via the network leakage resistance RL, CL).
[0058] The overall insulation resistance Riso ( image 3 ). I...
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