Line test system and test tool based on transient wave recording type fault indicator

Abstract

The invention discloses a line test system and a test tool based on a transient wave recording type fault indicator, comprising the transient wave recording type fault indicator, a collecting unit, amonitoring platform and a fixing seat, wherein the transient wave recording type fault indicator is connected to the collecting unit by wireless communication, the collecting unit is linearly connected with a power module and an antenna, the collecting unit is connected to the monitoring platform by wireless communication, the monitoring platform is linearly connected with a data storage module, aline fault analysis module, a wave mode data comparison module and an alarm module, a lower fixing groove is formed in an upper end of the fixing seat, the lower fixing groove is connected and provided with an upper fixing groove by a bolt button, the line test system and the test tool disclosed by the invention upload data to the monitoring platform through the wireless communication, and monitor the line fault information and operating conditions of a power distribution network, and the test tool can fix and clamp the transient wave recording type fault indicator, so that the transient waverecording type fault indicator can be conveniently detected.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a line testing system and testing tooling for a transient wave recording type fault indicator, in particular to a line testing system and testing tooling based on a transient state wave recording type fault indicator. Background technique [0002] Most of the medium-voltage distribution networks in my country are ungrounded or grounded through arc suppression coils. The single-phase ground fault accounts for about 80% of the total faults, and the selection of fault lines and fault location are very difficult. For a long time, the on-site practical effect of fault line selection and positioning technology is not satisfactory. Operators are more accustomed to using the original method of manual line pulling to determine fault lines and manual line inspection to determine fault points, resulting in unnecessary short-term power outages on healthy lines, and It consumes a lot of manpower and material resources and prolongs the fault...

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[0002] Most of the medium-voltage distribution networks in my country are ungrounded or grounded through arc suppression coils. The single-phase ground fault accounts for about 80% of the total faults, and the selection of fault lines and fault location are very difficult.

For a long time, the on-site practical effect of fault line selection and positioning technology is not satisfactory. Operators are more accustomed to using the original method of manual line pulling to determine fault lines and manual line inspection to determine fault points, resulting in unnecessary short-term power outages on healthy lines, and It consumes a lot of manpower and materi

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