Automatic control device for neutral point grounding resistor
An automatic control device and neutral point grounding technology, which is applied in the field of electric power, can solve the problems of reducing the reliability of power grid power supply, insufficient compensation capacity, and difficulty in grounding line selection, and achieve the effects of avoiding ferromagnetic resonance, high sensitivity, and avoiding tripping
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[0030] A neutral point grounding resistor automatic control device, such as figure 1 As shown, it includes a small resistor, a thyristor overvoltage automatic switching switch, a contactor and a controller, the controller is connected in series with the contactor, the contactor is connected in parallel with the thyristor overvoltage automatic switching switch, and the parallel contactor One end of the thyristor overvoltage automatic switching switch is connected to the neutral point of the distribution network, the other end of the contactor and the thyristor overvoltage automatic switching switch is connected to a small resistor, and the other end of the small resistor is directly grounded.
[0031] When the distribution network is in normal operation, the automatic control device does not operate, and the neutral point is in the high-impedance grounding mode. At this time, the impedance of the neutral point to the ground is:
[0032] 10kV system: between 600 ohms and 1500 oh...
Embodiment 2
[0042] A neutral point grounding resistor automatic control device, such as Figure 4 As shown, this embodiment makes the following improvements on the basis of Embodiment 1: the automatic control device includes a 10kV315kVA grounding transformer, a 10kV30 ohm 200A10 second stainless steel resistor, a 10kV / 100V voltage transformer, and a thyristor overvoltage Automatic switching switch, controller, 10kV630A contactor, 10kV arrester.
[0043] The controller has a voltage measurement interface with a range of 200V and an accuracy of 2%, which is connected to the secondary winding of a 10kV / 100V voltage transformer; it has an output interface with a driving capacity of AC220V5A for driving contactors.
[0044] Thyristor overvoltage automatic switching switch, such as Figure 5 As shown, the switch is composed of 16 thyristors, 8 voltage equalizing resistors, 16 piezoresistors and 16 sets of resistance-capacitance absorption circuits. , Rated voltage AC1000V, rated power 8000W,...
Embodiment 3
[0048] A neutral point grounding resistor automatic control device controller control logic, such as Figure 6 Shown:
[0049] S1: start the controller;
[0050] S2: Carry out real-time monitoring of the neutral point voltage monitoring of the overall device;
[0051] S3: judge the volt value of the neutral point voltage;
[0052] S4: judge the volt value of the neutral point voltage again;
[0053] S5: The controller drives the contactor to close;
[0054] S6: return to S2.
[0055] In said S3, when it is judged that the neutral point voltage exceeds 1200V (20% of the phase voltage), enter S4; when it is judged that the neutral point voltage is lower than 1200V (20% of the phase voltage), keep the contactor in the off Open state, return to S1.
[0056] The S4: When it is judged that the neutral point voltage exceeds 6800V (112% of the phase voltage), immediately drive the contactor to close; when it is judged that the neutral point voltage is lower than 6800V (112% of t...
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