EP2289137A1 - Anordnung und verfahren zum erzeugen eines fehlersignals - Google Patents
Anordnung und verfahren zum erzeugen eines fehlersignalsInfo
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- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
- H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
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- the invention relates to a method having the features according to the preamble of claim 1.
- electrical protective devices For the monitoring of faults in electrical power supply lines, electrical protective devices are usually used which, using special protection algorithms, make a decision as to whether an error exists on the electrical energy transmission line. Upon detection of an error, suitable countermeasures are automatically taken; Typically, circuit breakers are opened to isolate the fault.
- a frequently used protection algorithm in this context is the so-called differential protection.
- an electrical differential protection device is provided at each end of a monitored line section of the electrical power supply line, which detects current readings indicative of the current flowing on the line section by means of current transformers attached to the respective ends of the line section.
- current readings may be current sense readings that provide greater accuracy than simple rms values because they include information about the amplitude and phase angle of the current being measured.
- the acquired current measured values are exchanged between the differential protection devices via a communication line and compared with each other. In the fault-free case, the same current flows into the line section at a certain point in time, as it flows out of it.
- Circuit breakers connected to the differential protection devices at the ends of the line section can then switch off the phase affected by the short circuit.
- the differential protection devices generate as error signal a so-called TRIP signal (release signal), which causes the connected circuit breakers to open their switch contacts, whereby the faulty part of the line section is separated from the rest of the power supply line.
- the invention has for its object to further improve protection method of the type described above and to increase their protective effect.
- Erf indungsgelien is provided that for a selectable location on the line using at least one recorded at a given measurement time at the end of a line current and voltage measurement, a first comparison value that indicates the current or voltage that should flow or should be present in the faultless state at the selectable location, for the selectable location on the line using at least one at the other measurement end taken at the predetermined measurement time
- a second comparison value is determined, which indicates the current or the voltage that had to flow or had to lie in the fault-free state at the selectable location, and the two comparison values are subtracted to form the difference value.
- a significant advantage of the method according to the invention is the fact that in this measurement error due to a large distance between the two line ends are avoided. This is concretely attributable to the fact that, in contrast to previously known methods, measured values which refer to different points of the line are not compared, but instead measured values which refer to one and the same measuring point are compared. In particular, with a large distance between the two line ends, the problem may arise that, for example, the currents at the two line ends differ, although no error has occurred. This is where the invention starts, in that according to the invention only measured values for a single location are taken into account for comparing the measured values and for generating the error signal, the measured values for this location being determined on the basis of the measurement results at the line ends.
- comparison values can be time-related or frequency-related, for example using current and / or voltage indicators.
- the second comparison value is preferably determined both using a current measurement value recorded at the other line end and using a voltage measurement value recorded at the other line end at the predetermined measurement time.
- the current or voltage measurement value at the other line end is preferably used directly as the second comparison value.
- the determination of the two comparison values takes place in a particularly simple and thus advantageous manner taking into account the telegraph equation describing the propagation of electromagnetic waves on lines.
- the propagation constant and the characteristic impedance of the line are determined in a fault-free parameter learning phase for the application of the telegraph equation.
- the propagation constant and the surge impedance during the parameter learning phase with- means of determined an estimation method said to be adapted as part of the treasure method, the magnitude and phase of the Ausbrei ⁇ tung constant and the characteristic impedance of the line that the deviation between the actual first comparison value and the second comparison value is minimal.
- the estimation method preferably a least squares estimation method, a Kalman filtering algorithm or an ARMAX estimation method is used.
- the first and the second comparison value can be determined, for example, according to:
- comparison current values are thus formed as comparison values.
- comparison voltage values can also be formed as comparison values, for example according to FIG.
- VUl Ua * cosh ( ⁇ * L) + Z * Ia sinh ( ⁇ * L)
- VU2 Ub
- Z is the characteristic impedance of the line
- ⁇ is the propagation constant on the line
- L is the length of the line
- Ua is the voltage measured at one end of the line
- Ia is the measured current value received at one end of the line
- Ub is the voltage measurement taken at the other end of the line.
- VUl the first comparison value
- VU2 the second comparison value.
- the first and the second comparison value can be determined in the form of comparison current values, preferably according to:
- comparison voltage values can also be formed, preferably according to:
- VUl Ua * cosh ( ⁇ * l) + Z * Ia sinh ( ⁇ * l)
- VU2 Ub * cosh ( ⁇ * (L-I)) + Z * Ib sinh ( ⁇ * (L-I))
- Z is the characteristic impedance of the line
- ⁇ is the propagation constant on the line
- L is the length of the line
- 1 is the line length between the selectable location and the one line end
- Ua is the voltage measured value recorded at the one line end
- Ia is the measured current value received at the one line end
- Ub at the other end of the line taken voltage reading
- Ib the current measured value taken at the other end of the line
- VUl the first reference value
- VU2 the second reference value
- the summands can be converted into IIR filters to form the comparison current values.
- the equation already described is described below by way of example
- this equation can be reshaped by summarizing the constant complex transfer functions as follows:
- V ⁇ l (j ⁇ ) Gl (jco) * Ua (j ⁇ ) + G2 (j ⁇ ) * Ia (j ⁇ )
- the comparison value can also be determined as a time-discrete sample from the samples of the current and voltage measurements.
- the current and voltage measured values at the two line ends can also be measured unsynchronized; in such a case, it is considered advantageous if the current and voltage measurement values are provided with a time stamp indicating the respective recording time of the measured values, and the current and voltage measured values of the two line ends are mathematically synchronized using their respective recording time and current and voltage measured values related to the given measuring time are formed.
- the invention also relates to an arrangement for generating an error signal, which indicates a ground fault on a line between a first and a second line end.
- the arrangement comprises: a first measuring device at the first line end of the line, a second measuring device at the second line end of the line and one with the the evaluation devices connected to the measuring devices, which is suitable to execute a method as described above with the measured values of the two measuring devices.
- the evaluation device is preferably formed by a programmed data processing system or data processing device.
- the evaluation device can be arranged, for example, in a central device with which the two measuring devices are connected.
- the two measuring devices can be connected to one another, wherein the evaluation device is implemented in one of the measuring devices.
- the invention also relates to a field device, in particular protective device, for connection to a line end of an electrical line and for detecting a ground fault on the line.
- the field device includes: a Ausreteinrich ⁇ tung, which is suitable for a method as Georgiazien described above, and a data port for connection to another measuring device for receiving measured values that relate to the other line end of the line.
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a bedssab- section with a differential protection system
- FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of a differential protection device.
- the same reference numerals are used in the figures for identical or comparable components.
- FIG. 1 shows a differential protection system 10 which is arranged on a line section 11 of a three-phase electrical power supply line which is not otherwise shown.
- the conduit portion 11 in Fig. 1 is shown for simplicity as a conduit portion having two ends, it may be a conduit portion having three or more ends. The method described below is to apply to a line section with more than two ends accordingly.
- the line section 11 shown in FIG. 1 comprises, as a three-phase line section, individual phases IIa, IIb and IIc.
- first end 12 of the line section 11 at a first location x 0
- the currents flowing in the conductor phases IIa, IIb and IIc as well as the voltages applied to the conductor phases are measured by means of primary transformers 13a, 13b and 13c which are not shown in detail a first Differentialschutzgerat 14 a supplied.
- the differential protection devices 14a and 14b monitor the line section 11 for any errors that may occur, such as short circuits.
- the differential protection devices 14a and 14b transmit the measured values acquired by them via a communication path 17 existing between them.
- the communication link 17 can be both wired and wireless. Usually 17 copper cables or optical fibers are used as a communication link.
- the differential protection devices 14a and 14b check on the basis of the own measured values and the measured values received from the other end by a subtraction explained in detail below, whether an error exists on the line section 11 of the energy transmission line.
- each differential protection device 14a or 14b checks whether the difference between its own and the received measured values exceeds a triggering threshold and, in the event of an error signal being exceeded, outputs a trip signal T to a trip signal each associated circuit breaker 18a and 18b from. If the measured values for each phase are acquired and transmitted individually, the faulty phase can also be uniquely determined in this way. By means of the trip signal T, the respective power switch 18a or 18b is caused to open its switching contacts assigned to the respective faulty phase so as to separate the faulty phase from the electrical energy transmission line.
- FIG. 1 shows by way of example a short circuit 19 between the phase 11c of the line section 11 and the earth. net; the power switches 18a and 18b each have opened their belonging to the concerned be ⁇ phase switching contacts 11c, 11c to isolate the phase supply line from the electric Energy Enterprisetra-.
- the current measured values acquired by the primary transducers 13a, 13b, 13c or 16a, 16b, 16c can be converted, for example, into current vector measured values which provide information about the amplitude and phase position of the device at the respective end 12 or 15 flowing
- I 0A i is the amplitude of phase IIa
- I OA2 is the amplitude of
- Phase IIb and I OA3 means the amplitude of the phase 11c respectively at the end 12 of the line section. Accordingly, ⁇ t 0A i represents the phase angle of the current in phase IIa, ⁇ t ⁇ A2 the phase angle of the current in phase IIb and ⁇ t OA 3, the phase angle of the current in phase 11c.
- the current counter as follows:
- the transmission of the current vector measured values and the comparison in the respective differential protection devices 14a or 14b can likewise be carried out in the pointer annotation.
- the current vector measured values in the respective detecting differential protection device 14a or 14b are assigned a time stamp which indicates the time of their detection.
- the first operation should be done in advance, but only as long as:
- this value is preferably by a factor of the dielectric constant of the cable insulation (about 5) vermin changed ⁇ . This amounts to the limit in cable networks about 12km.
- the two differential protection devices 14a and 14b according to FIG. 1 have at least one second operating mode instead of the described first operating mode or in addition thereto, which can be selected by the user for larger distances or by default, because of its greater accuracy.
- the second mode of operation differs from the first mode in that the comparison values used to generate the error signal relate to one and the same position on the line. Which point is selected for this is in principle arbitrary, so that the point is referred to below as arbitrary point xw.
- 1 can in principle be any value between - ⁇ and + ⁇ , but preferably between 0 and L; it is therefore preferable:
- first and second comparison current values are determined, for example, according to:
- the comparison current values are determined and evaluated on a phase-by-phase basis.
- the propagation constant ⁇ , the characteristic impedance Z and / or the line length L are determined, for example, during a parameter learning phase, during which no error is allowed to occur in the line section 11, by means of a sweep method
- Amount and the phase of the propagation constant, the characteristic impedance of the line and / or the line length L are adapted such that the deviation between the first comparison value and the second comparison value is minimal.
- a least squares estimation method, a Kalman filter algorithm or an ARMAX estimation method can be used as the estimation method.
- the two parameters for the propagation constant ⁇ and the Z can also be determined by the user in the context of a pararnetering step, be it on the basis of theoretically determined or measured values.
- this difference value fulfills a predetermined triggering condition, for example, lies within or outside a predetermined triggering region of a differential value triggering diagram or simply exceeds a predetermined maximum value, then the error or trip signal T is generated for the respective phase of the line.
- the first and second reference voltage values VU1 and VU2 are determined, for example, according to:
- VUl Ua * cosh ( ⁇ * l) + Z * Ia sinh ( ⁇ * l)
- VU2 Ub * cosh ( ⁇ * (L-I)) + Z * Ib sinh ( ⁇ * (L-I))
- FIG. 2 shows by way of example the differential protection device 14a in a detailed representation.
- the differential protection device 14a has a measured-value detection device 22, which contains an A / D converter 23 and is connected to the line section 11 and in each case current and voltage measured values U and I are obtained for each phase.
- a measured-value detection device 22 contains an A / D converter 23 and is connected to the line section 11 and in each case current and voltage measured values U and I are obtained for each phase.
- the Dif ferential irritation 14a in the illustration shown in Figure 2 is only connected to the phase IIa at the end 12 of the line section 11; the data acquisition with respect to the remaining phases IIb and IIc is not shown in FIG. 2, but it does occur in a corresponding manner.
- Differential protection device 14a also has an internal timer 24, which is synchronized via an external time signal with the internal timers of other differential protection devices, in particular differential protection device 14b.
- the external time signal may, for example, be a time signal which is derived from a GPS signal received by means of an antenna 27.
- Another example of an external timer is a time clock of a so-called "real-time Ethernet network", in which case a corresponding Ethernet interface is provided instead of the antenna 27, via which the device can also communicate in the network.
- the internal timer 24 transmits a time signal to the measured value acquisition device 22, which assigns to each detected voltage and current measured value a time stamp which indicates the time at which the respective measured value was detected.
- the respective measured value is fed to an evaluation device-for example in the form of a data processing device 25.
- the data processing device 25 is provided with a communication device
- a trip signal T is generated and delivered to the circuit breaker 18a, not shown in Figure 2.
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