A distributed
ice melting device topological structure suitable for an ultra-
high voltage power transmission line comprises a plurality of
ice melting sub-modules arranged in a distributed mode, and each
ice melting sub-module comprises a single-turn
coupling transformer, a
metal oxide voltage limiter, a bypass switch, a filter, an H-bridge current converter and a direct-current
capacitor. A primary winding of the single-turn
coupling transformer is directly formed by split sub-conductors of the ultra-
high voltage power transmission line, and a secondary winding of the single-turn
coupling transformer is electrically connected with other parts of the ice melting sub-modules, so that the ice melting sub-modules are connected in series on the split sub-conductors of the
power transmission line in a distributed manner; the H-bridge current converter is electrically connected with the direct-current
capacitor, and the direct-current
capacitor provides smooth direct-
current voltage for the H-bridge current converter; the filter is connected in series with the H-bridge current converter, the bypass switch is connected in parallel with the H-bridge current converter, and the
metal oxide voltage limiter is connected in parallel with the line side output end of the ice melting sub-module; and the ice melting sub-modules adjust the current of the corresponding split sub-conductors by changing the equivalent impedance of the ice melting sub-modules, so that accurate ice melting of the ice-coated split sub-conductors is realized, and the overall current and the transmission power of the power
transmission line are kept unchanged. The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide the distributed ice melting device topological structure suitable for the ultra-
high voltage power
transmission line, and the technical problem that the existing ice melting technology cannot realize accurate ice melting and non-power-
cut operation on an ice
coating section on the ultra-high
voltage power
transmission line is solved. And normal transmission of the line is affected due to overlarge capacity demand, line
overcurrent or incapability of three-phase synchronous ice melting.