Thyristor trigger abnormity protection method for direct-current power transmission system
A DC transmission system and abnormal protection technology, applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring electrical variables, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as the decline of thyristor voltage resistance, the inability to identify the back-check signal, and the inability of a single thyristor to trigger abnormal protection, etc., and meet the requirements. Low, increased practicality, low computational frequency
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[0051] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a thyristor trigger abnormality protection method in a direct current transmission system, the system frequency is 50 Hz, including the following steps:
[0052] Step 1, detecting the thyristor trigger pulse;
[0053] A. If the thyristor trigger pulse is detected, go to step 2;
[0054] B. If the thyristor trigger pulse is not detected, proceed to step 1;
[0055] Step 2. Intercept the thyristor voltage recording data U within 5ms after the thyristor trigger pulse appears 1 (t);
[0056] Step 3. Determine whether U is satisfied 1_max >k set_1 * U v_max ;
[0057] A. If satisfied, go to step 4;
[0058] B. If not satisfied, the thyristor has been triggered in advance, go to step 5;
[0059] Among them, U 1_max for U 1 The maximum value of the absolute value of (t), U 1_max =max(|U 1 (t)|); U v_max It is the maximum voltage that the thyristor can withstand in DC stable operation, U v_max =√2*U v / N, where U...
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