CN113176521A - Single-phase earth fault detection method for power transmission and distribution system - Google Patents

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CN113176521A CN202110373582.8A CN202110373582A CN113176521A CN 113176521 A CN113176521 A CN 113176521A CN 202110373582 A CN202110373582 A CN 202110373582A CN 113176521 A CN113176521 A CN 113176521A
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The invention provides a single-phase earth fault detection method of a power transmission and distribution system, which comprises the following steps: (1): collecting three-phase current and zero-sequence current; (2): judging whether the zero sequence current is larger than a reference value, if so, to (3); no, to (1); (3): calculating a characteristic frequency band; (4): extracting three-phase current under a characteristic frequency band; (5): instantaneous negative sequence current obtained by phase transformation with different phases as references; (6): extracting instantaneous negative sequence current; (7): calculating a space negative sequence current vector; (8): calculating the negative sequence current variable quantity; (9): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than zero, if so, to (10); if not, no fault exists; (10): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than a reference value, if so, judging that no fault exists; otherwise, a single-phase earth fault occurs. The invention provides a single-phase earth fault detection method for a power transmission and distribution system, which can accurately judge whether the power transmission and distribution system has earth faults or not and ensure the stability of the system.

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Single-phase earth fault detection method for power transmission and distribution system
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of electric power detection, and particularly relates to a single-phase earth fault detection method for a power transmission and distribution system.
Background
The power transmission and distribution system has a plurality of devices, a wide range and a complex environment, is easily influenced by an external environment, and works safely and reliably to ensure the safety of a power grid and the power consumption of users. The ground fault is one of the faults frequently occurring in the power transmission and distribution system line, and if the ground fault is not solved in time after the ground fault occurs, serious consequences and even disasters can be caused to the production and the life of people. At present, people adopt various detection methods to detect the ground fault, but the accuracy of the detection result is unstable.
The invention provides a single-phase earth fault detection method for a power transmission and distribution system, which can extract effective three-phase current according to a line characteristic frequency band, calculate the negative sequence current variable quantity, and judge faults by taking the negative sequence current variable quantity as a characteristic value, so that the accuracy of a detection result is improved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a single-phase earth fault detection method for a power transmission and distribution system, which can accurately judge whether the power transmission and distribution system has earth faults or not and improve the accuracy of a detection result.
The invention specifically relates to a single-phase earth fault detection method of a power transmission and distribution system, which comprises the following steps:
step (1): collecting three-phase current signals and zero-sequence current signals;
step (2): judging whether the zero-sequence current signal is larger than a zero-sequence current reference value or not, if so, entering the step (3); if not, returning to the step (1);
and (3): calculating the line characteristic frequency band of the power transmission and distribution system;
and (4): extracting the three-phase current signals under the characteristic frequency band;
and (5): the three-phase current signals are subjected to transformation by taking different phases as reference phases to obtain instantaneous negative sequence current;
and (6): extracting instantaneous negative sequence current;
and (7): calculating a space negative sequence current vector;
and (8): calculating the negative sequence current variable quantity;
and (9): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than zero, if so, entering the step (10); if not, no single-phase earth fault occurs;
step (10): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than a negative sequence current variation reference value or not, if so, not generating single-phase earth fault; if not, a single-phase earth fault occurs.
The algorithm for calculating the line characteristic frequency band of the power transmission and distribution system comprises the following steps: omega > [ min (omega)12),ωc/2]Wherein, ω is1The lower limit cut-off frequency omega of the shortest line of the overhead line of the power transmission and distribution system2A lower cut-off frequency, omega, for the shortest line of the line cable of the power transmission and distribution systemcIs the sampling frequency.
Instantaneous negative-sequence current with a phase a current as reference:
Figure BDA0003010289540000021
ia(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase A current, ia(2)For instantaneous negative sequence component based on A-phase current, ia(0)For instantaneous zero-sequence components based on phase A current, iaFor phase A current, ibFor phase B current, icIs C phase current; instantaneous negative-sequence current with B-phase current as reference:
Figure BDA0003010289540000022
ib(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase B current, ib(2)For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase B current, ib(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the phase B current; instantaneous negative-sequence current with C-phase current as reference:
Figure BDA0003010289540000023
ic(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase C current, ic(2)For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase C current, ic(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the C-phase current.
The algorithm for calculating the instantaneous negative sequence current is as follows:
Figure BDA0003010289540000024
the algorithm for calculating the space negative sequence current vector is as follows:
Figure BDA0003010289540000031
the algorithm for calculating the negative sequence current variation is as follows:
Figure BDA0003010289540000032
wherein N is the total number of sampling points per cycle.
Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects are: according to the method for detecting the single-phase earth fault of the power transmission and distribution system, initial judgment is firstly carried out according to the zero sequence signal, the characteristic frequency band of the line is calculated, effective three-phase current is extracted, then the negative sequence current variable quantity is calculated and is used as the characteristic value to carry out fault judgment, and the accuracy of the detection result is improved.
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The following describes in detail a specific embodiment of a single-phase ground fault detection method for a power transmission and distribution system according to the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1, the method for detecting a single-phase earth fault of a power transmission and distribution system of the present invention includes the following steps:
step (1): collecting three-phase current signals and zero-sequence current signals;
step (2): judging whether the zero-sequence current signal is larger than a zero-sequence current reference value or not, if so, entering the step (3); if not, returning to the step (1);
and (3): calculating the line characteristic frequency band omega > [ min (omega) of the power transmission and distribution system12),ωc/2]Wherein, ω is1The lower limit cut-off frequency omega of the shortest line of the overhead line of the power transmission and distribution system2A lower cut-off frequency, omega, for the shortest line of the line cable of the power transmission and distribution systemcIs the sampling frequency;
and (4): extracting the three-phase current signals under the characteristic frequency band;
and (5): and (3) converting the three-phase current signals by taking different phases as reference phases to obtain instantaneous negative sequence current: instantaneous negative with A-phase current as referenceSequence current:
Figure BDA0003010289540000041
ia(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase A current, ia(2)For instantaneous negative sequence component based on A-phase current, ia(0)For instantaneous zero-sequence components based on phase A current, iaFor phase A current, ibFor phase B current, icIs C phase current; instantaneous negative-sequence current with B-phase current as reference:
Figure BDA0003010289540000042
ib(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase B current, ib(2) For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase B current, ib(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the phase B current; instantaneous negative-sequence current with C-phase current as reference:
Figure BDA0003010289540000043
ic(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase C current, ic(2)For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase C current, ic(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the C-phase current;
and (6): extracting instantaneous negative sequence current
Figure BDA0003010289540000044
And (7): computing a spatial negative sequence current vector
Figure BDA0003010289540000045
And (8): calculating the negative sequence current variation
Figure BDA0003010289540000051
Wherein N is the total number of sampling points in each period;
and (9): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than zero, if so, entering the step (10); if not, no single-phase earth fault occurs;
step (10): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than a negative sequence current variation reference value or not, if so, not generating single-phase earth fault; if not, a single-phase earth fault occurs.
Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention and not for limiting the same. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

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1. The single-phase earth fault detection method of the power transmission and distribution system is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step (1): collecting three-phase current signals and zero-sequence current signals;
step (2): judging whether the zero-sequence current signal is larger than a zero-sequence current reference value or not, if so, entering the step (3); if not, returning to the step (1);
and (3): calculating the line characteristic frequency band of the power transmission and distribution system;
and (4): extracting the three-phase current signals under the characteristic frequency band;
and (5): the three-phase current signals are subjected to transformation by taking different phases as reference phases to obtain instantaneous negative sequence current;
and (6): extracting instantaneous negative sequence current;
and (7): calculating a space negative sequence current vector;
and (8): calculating the negative sequence current variable quantity;
and (9): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than zero, if so, entering the step (10); if not, no single-phase earth fault occurs;
step (10): judging whether the negative sequence current variation is larger than a negative sequence current variation reference value or not, if so, not generating single-phase earth fault; if not, a single-phase earth fault occurs.
2. The single-phase earth fault detection method of the power transmission and distribution system according to claim 1, wherein the algorithm for calculating the line characteristic frequency band of the power transmission and distribution system is as follows: omega > [ min (omega)12),ωc/2]Wherein, ω is1The lower limit cut-off frequency omega of the shortest line of the overhead line of the power transmission and distribution system2A lower cut-off frequency, omega, for the shortest line of the line cable of the power transmission and distribution systemcIs the sampling frequency.
3. The power transmission and distribution system single-phase ground fault detection method of claim 2, wherein the instantaneous negative-sequence current referenced to phase a current is:
Figure FDA0003010289530000011
ia(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase A current, ia(2)For instantaneous negative sequence component based on A-phase current, ia(0)For instantaneous zero-sequence components based on phase A current, iaFor phase A current, ibFor phase B current, icIs C phase current;
instantaneous negative-sequence current with B-phase current as reference:
Figure FDA0003010289530000021
ib(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase B current, ib(2)For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase B current, ib(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the phase B current;
instantaneous negative-sequence current with C-phase current as reference:
Figure FDA0003010289530000022
ic(1)for instantaneous positive sequence components based on phase C current, ic(2)For instantaneous negative sequence components based on phase C current, ic(0)Is an instantaneous zero-sequence component based on the C-phase current.
4. The single-phase ground fault detection method of the power transmission and distribution system according to claim 3, wherein the algorithm for calculating the instantaneous negative sequence current is as follows:
Figure FDA0003010289530000023
5. the single-phase ground fault detection method of the power transmission and distribution system according to claim 4, wherein the algorithm for calculating the spatial negative sequence current vector is as follows:
Figure FDA0003010289530000024
6. the single-phase earth fault detection method of the power transmission and distribution system according to claim 5, wherein the algorithm for calculating the negative sequence current variation is as follows:
Figure FDA0003010289530000025
wherein N is the total number of sampling points per cycle.
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