Photoelectric joint transient fault discrimination method
A technology of instantaneous fault and identification method, applied in electrical components, circuit devices, emergency protection circuit devices, etc., can solve the lack of instantaneous and permanent identification methods for arc faults in distribution networks, insufficiency of arc fault response, and increase the risk of distribution network operation. and other problems to achieve the effect of improving power supply reliability, rapid protection action, and rapid action
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[0039] Embodiment 1: A photoelectric combined transient fault discrimination method. Single-phase ground faults in switchgears and ring main unit of non-effective grounding system of distribution network are often accompanied by occurrence of arc, and transient faults of distribution network occur frequently. Instantaneous Accurate identification of the nature of permanent faults is of great help to solve the arc protection of distribution network cabinets. The wave recording device collects zero-sequence voltage and zero-sequence current to respectively construct instantaneous and permanent electrical signal criteria based on the interval zero-sequence voltage absolute value integral ratio ΔU and zero-sequence current absolute value integral ratio ΔI; the optical signal acquisition device and the wave recording device collect synchronously For the visible light and ultraviolet light signals, the instantaneous and permanent light signal criteria based on the interval visible li...
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[0051] Embodiment 2: the test figure of the present invention is as figure 1 As shown, the zero-sequence voltage waveform collected by the wave recording device is as follows figure 2 Shown, calculate now figure 2 The ratio ΔU of the absolute value integral of the zero-sequence voltage of the first half-wave (0-10ms) to the integral of the absolute value of the zero-sequence voltage of the second half-wave (10-20ms) 1 :
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[0053] ΔU 1 If it is greater than 10, according to the zero-sequence voltage absolute value integral greater than 10, it can be judged as an instantaneous fault by the criterion ΔU.
[0054] The zero-sequence current waveform collected by the wave recording device is as follows: image 3 As shown, now calculate the ratio ΔI of the absolute value integral of the zero-sequence current of the first half-wave (0-10ms) to the integral of the absolute value of the zero-sequence current of the second half-wave (10-20ms) 1 :
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[0056] Δ...
Embodiment 3
[0064] Embodiment 3: the test figure of the present invention is as figure 1 As shown, the zero-sequence voltage waveform collected by the wave recording device is as follows Figure 6 Shown, calculate now figure 2 The ratio ΔU of the absolute value integral of the zero-sequence voltage of the first half-wave (0-10ms) to the integral of the absolute value of the zero-sequence voltage of the second half-wave (10-20ms) 1 :
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[0066] ΔU 1 If it is less than 10, calculate the ratio ΔU of the absolute value integral of the second half-wave zero-sequence voltage (10-20ms) and the absolute value of the third half-wave (20-30ms) zero-sequence voltage 2 :
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[0068] ΔU 2 If it is less than 10, according to the zero-sequence voltage absolute value integral is less than 10, it can be judged as a permanent fault by the criterion ΔU.
[0069] The zero-sequence current waveform collected by the wave recording device is as follows: Figure 7 As shown, now calcula...
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