Method for improving short-circuit current breaking capacity of transformer substation in line T connection mode
A short-circuit current and substation technology, applied in the field of power system, can solve the problems of high reconstruction cost, unsuitable for 220kV short-circuit current limit, large engineering quantity, etc., and achieve low safety and reliability, good economical technology and adaptability, and improved breaking effect of ability
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[0065] A method for improving the short-circuit current breaking capacity of substations in a line T-connection mode. This method takes several typical substations in a certain province of my country as objects (refer to Table 1 for the short-circuit current conditions of each substation), and proceeds according to the following steps:
[0066] Step 1. Calculate the short-circuit current of the 220kV busbar in each substation of the power grid under the mode of fully starting the power grid;
[0067] Step 2. Select the substation whose short-circuit current of the 220kV bus is greater than the rated breaking capacity of the circuit breaker, and calculate the short-circuit current of each line branch;
[0068] Step 3. Select the target substation from each 220KV substation in the power grid, wherein the value of the short-circuit current of the 220KV bus of the target substation minus the short-circuit current of the smallest branch line is greater than the rated breaking capaci...
Embodiment 2
[0078] The difference with Example 1 is:
[0079] The step 5 is: when the outgoing line 4 fails, the circuit breaker M14 only needs to break the short-circuit current of the bus minus the sum of the branch short-circuit currents of the outgoing line 4 and the outgoing line 5, the current is less than the rated breaking capacity of the circuit breaker, and the circuit breaker M15 trips the outgoing line 4 and outgoing line 5, and the circuit breakers M24 and M25 on the opposite side of outgoing line 4 and outgoing line 5 are also tripped to realize fault isolation. The wiring mode of the substation after fault isolation is as follows Figure 4 shown;
[0080] The step 6 is: disconnect the electrical connection between the circuit breaker M15 and the outgoing line 4 through the isolating switch, and then close the circuit breaker M15 to restore the power supply to the outgoing line 5. At this time, the wiring mode of the substation is as follows: Figure 5 As shown in the figur...
Embodiment 3
[0082] The difference with Example 1 is:
[0083] The step 5 is: when the outlet 5 fails, the circuit breaker M14 only needs to break the sum of the short-circuit current of the bus bar minus the branch short-circuit current of the outlet 4 and the outlet 5, the current is less than the rated breaking capacity of the circuit breaker, and the circuit breaker M15 trips the outlet 4 and outgoing line 5, and the circuit breakers M24 and M25 on the opposite side of outgoing line 4 and outgoing line 5 are also tripped to realize fault isolation. The wiring mode of the substation after fault isolation is as follows Figure 4 shown;
[0084] The step 6 is: disconnect the electrical connection between the circuit breaker M15 and the outgoing line 5 through the isolating switch, and then close the circuit breaker M15 to restore the power supply to the outgoing line 4. At this time, the wiring mode of the substation is as follows: Figure 6 As shown, after the fault of outlet 5 is clear...
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