This invention discloses a method and
system for suppressing ground wire
icing in DC overhead transmission lines, relating to the field of power
system transmission line protection technology. The invention collects five types of meteorological parameters: temperature,
liquid water content,
wind speed,
wind direction, and water
droplet size spectrum. After preprocessing, an
icing prediction and early warning
algorithm, combined with instantaneous threshold values, time change rates, and fluctuation coefficients of the parameters, is used to determine the
icing environment. Upon icing determination, a triple-
verification method using switching control technology synchronously disconnects the ground wire switch in the icing section, reconstructing the converging to diverging
electric field, thus repelling charged water droplets and preventing their aggregation. In the ungrounded state, meteorological parameters are continuously monitored, and de-icing determination is completed based on temperature,
liquid water content thresholds, and duration. After synchronous
verification, the switch is closed to restore ground wire grounding. This invention, by controlling the switching of the ground wire grounding state to change the
electric field distribution between the conductor and ground wire, fundamentally suppresses the aggregation of supercooled water droplets towards the ground wire for icing, and has broad application value.