MMC DC transmission line protection method based on voltage correlation
A DC transmission line, voltage correlation technology, applied in the direction of emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of effectively identifying high-resistance grounding faults, high-resistance grounding faults cannot be effectively identified, etc., and achieves good quickness. Effect
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[0024] Example 1: Establish as attached figure 2 The MMC HVDC transmission system shown is used as a simulation model. The winding on the valve side of the connecting transformer adopts a delta connection without a neutral point, and the AC side of the connecting transformer adopts a star connection, and its neutral point is directly grounded. The DC side is grounded through the clamping resistor, which has a large resistance value. Its main function is to clamp the two-pole voltage and provide a potential reference point for the DC system during normal operation. The DC voltage is ±320kV, the transmission line is 400km, and the transmission active power is 1169MW. It is assumed that a metal short circuit fault occurs at the 260km of the positive line.
[0025] (1) After the failure of the MMC DC transmission system, the positive and negative pole voltages (sampling window is 3ms) measured at the protection installation place are measured, and the correlation coefficient r=0...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Example 2: Establish as attached figure 2 The MMC HVDC transmission system shown is used as a simulation model. The winding on the valve side of the connecting transformer adopts a delta connection without a neutral point, and the AC side of the connecting transformer adopts a star connection, and its neutral point is directly grounded. The DC side is grounded through the clamping resistor, which has a large resistance value. Its main function is to clamp the two-pole voltage and provide a potential reference point for the DC system during normal operation. The DC voltage is ±320kV, the transmission line is 400km, and the transmission active power is 1169MW. It is assumed that a two-pole short circuit fault occurs at 320km of the line, and the transition resistance is 300Ω.
[0028] (1) After the failure of the MMC DC transmission system, the positive and negative pole voltages measured at the protective installation (sampling window is 3ms) are measured, and the corr...
Embodiment 3
[0033] Example 3: Establish as attached figure 2 The MMC HVDC transmission system shown is used as a simulation model. The winding on the valve side of the connecting transformer adopts a delta connection without a neutral point, and the AC side of the connecting transformer adopts a star connection, and its neutral point is directly grounded. The DC side is grounded through the clamping resistor, which has a large resistance value. Its main function is to clamp the two-pole voltage and provide a potential reference point for the DC system during normal operation. The DC voltage is ±320kV, the transmission line is 400km, and the transmission active power is 1169MW. It is assumed that a three-phase short-circuit fault of the AC system occurs on the rectification side.
[0034] (1) After the failure of the MMC DC transmission system, the positive and negative pole voltages measured at the protective installation (sampling window is 3ms) are measured, and the correlation coeffi...
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