Method for correct identificating paradrop excitation surge and paradrop fault in transformer protection
A technology for transformer protection and inrush current, applied in the electrical field, can solve the problems of slow differential protection action and hidden dangers of safe operation of transformers.
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[0037] When a normal transformer is air-dropped, the differential current waveform is an inrush waveform. Due to the influence of the size and direction of the transformer's remanence and the angle of the voltage when closing, the inrush waveform of the transformer cannot be determined, but the inrush waveform has obvious discontinuity angles. Airdropping the transformer may also cause TA saturation, sometimes causing the waveform to be symmetrical up and down with respect to the time axis, but the TA transient saturation waveform has a plateau. The time-difference current waveform of an air-drop fault transformer is the superposition of the excitation inrush waveform and the fault current waveform, but it is not a simple superposition. When the transformer core works in the saturated region, the current waveform has the characteristics of inrush waveform. When the tra...
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