JP2002214254A - Arrester type power transmission/distribution line current/voltage measuring apparatus and power transmission/distribution line current/voltage measuring system using the same - Google Patents

Arrester type power transmission/distribution line current/voltage measuring apparatus and power transmission/distribution line current/voltage measuring system using the same

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JP2002214254A
JP2002214254A JP2001013232A JP2001013232A JP2002214254A JP 2002214254 A JP2002214254 A JP 2002214254A JP 2001013232 A JP2001013232 A JP 2001013232A JP 2001013232 A JP2001013232 A JP 2001013232A JP 2002214254 A JP2002214254 A JP 2002214254A
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distribution line
transmission
arrester
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Ichiro Ota
一郎 大田
Toyotoshi Matsuda
豊稔 松田
Eiji Nishiyama
英治 西山
Kenji Kuwanami
謙史 桑波
Hideyuki Kuribayashi
英行 栗林
Nobuyuki Ueda
宜行 上田
Shigetoshi Hayata
茂敏 早田
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KOYO DENKI KOGYO KK
KYUKI KK
Seiko Electric Co Ltd
Kyuki KK
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KYUKI KK
Seiko Electric Co Ltd
Kyuki KK
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an arrester type power transmission/distribution line current and voltage meter which can measure voltage and current of a power transmission/distribution line while allowing simple installation thereof at an arbitrary location with a simple work along with a smaller size and a less cost by accurately accomplishing insulation to the ground without use of a transformer for an instrument and a current transformer for the instrument requiring a costly and larger insulator. SOLUTION: There are arranged a current measuring device 12 which is detachably mounted on a power transmission/distribution line 1 to detect current thereof, an arrester device 14 which performs an arrester function through a resistance element 50 for a high voltage built into an insulator 48 while having a voltage sensor for detecting the voltage of the power transmission/distribution line 1 and an optical signal conversion means (28) for converting the sensed current signal of the power transmission/distribution line 1 to an optical signal while a light transmission path 52 is provided in the insulator 48 of the arrester device 14. Moreover, a photodetecting means (90) is provided and inputs the optical signal to convert the current information of the power transmission/distribution line to an electrical signal.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、送配電線の電路に
雷等の異常電圧が侵下した時に大地に放電させて電力機
器の絶縁を保護するアレスタ機能を行ないつつ送配電線
の電流、電圧を検出するアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計
測装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention provides an arrestor function for protecting the insulation of power equipment by discharging to the ground when an abnormal voltage, such as lightning, invades an electric circuit of a transmission and distribution line. The present invention relates to an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measurement device that detects a voltage.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】電力の安定的かつ合理的な供給を図るた
めに送配電線の通常電圧電流を常時監視し、事故時には
継電器を動作させて遮断器を開路させる計器用変圧器
(PT)や変流器(CT)が汎用されている。計器用変
圧器や変流器は例えば変電所等に高圧トランスを設置さ
せ、一次導体である送配電線の電圧あるいは電流に比例
した電圧値、電流値に変換して出力させるものであり、
電流、電圧の測定範囲を広げたりあるいは電路と計器と
の絶縁を行ないながら、高電圧を低電圧に変換し、高電
圧回路から絶縁した状態で計器や継電器を接続させて送
配電線の監視が行なわれている。
2. Description of the Related Art In order to stably and rationally supply power, a normal voltage / current of a transmission / distribution line is constantly monitored, and in the event of an accident, a power transformer (PT) or a transformer for operating a relay to open a circuit breaker is provided. Current transformers (CT) are widely used. Instrument transformers and current transformers are, for example, to install a high-voltage transformer in a substation, etc., and to convert and output a voltage value and a current value in proportion to the voltage or current of the primary transmission and distribution line,
While widening the measurement range of current and voltage, or performing insulation between the electric circuit and the meter, convert high voltage to low voltage, and connect the meter or relay while insulated from the high voltage circuit to monitor the transmission and distribution lines. Is being done.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところで、計器用変圧
器では低電圧の片側端子は接地されるため、耐電圧絶縁
が必要であり、特に高電圧側のコイルについて電路の避
雷器とは別に、雷等のサージ電圧にも耐える高耐電圧絶
縁が必要となる。このためコイル1本ごとに大きな絶縁
を施す必要があり、しかも絶縁油を封入させた構造とす
るため他の碍子と比べ、大きく、高価なPT内蔵碍子を
用意しなければならなかった。例えば、66キロボルト
程度の高電圧送電線の場合直径1.5m、高さ6m以上
もの大きさの碍子を用いることとなり、例えば直径30
cm、高さ2m程度の大きさの配電線の柱上に設置され
るステーションポスト型の碍子に比較して極めて高コス
トであり、しかもその設置に大掛かりな工事が必要であ
った。したがって、変電所や基幹送電線などの限られた
場所のみの設置に留まり、よって送配電線の電圧の監視
についても限定され、ひいてはきめ細かな効率的な電力
供給を図り難いなどの問題があった。また、計器用変流
器についても同様に出力端子の片側が接地されるためC
Tと電線との間に大型で高価な絶縁碍子を設置し、さら
にCTを電線から離して取り付ける必要があった。この
ため、測定精度を保つためCTトランスの巻き数を増や
さざるを得ず、これによって他相の磁界等を検出し、相
対測定精度が劣るという欠点があった。
By the way, in the instrument transformer, a low-voltage terminal on one side is grounded, so that a withstand voltage insulation is required. In particular, a coil on the high-voltage side is provided separately from a lightning arrester on an electric circuit. High withstand voltage insulation that can withstand surge voltage such as is required. For this reason, it is necessary to provide a large insulation for each coil, and a large and expensive PT built-in insulator must be prepared as compared with other insulators in order to have a structure in which insulating oil is sealed. For example, in the case of a high-voltage transmission line of about 66 kilovolts, an insulator having a diameter of 1.5 m and a height of 6 m or more is used.
The cost was extremely high compared to a station post type insulator installed on a pole of a distribution line having a size of about 2 cm and a height of about 2 m, and the installation required a large-scale construction. Therefore, the installation is limited to only limited places such as substations and main transmission lines, and the monitoring of the transmission and distribution line voltages is also limited, which makes it difficult to provide detailed and efficient power supply. . Similarly, for the current transformer for the instrument, one side of the output terminal is grounded.
It was necessary to install a large and expensive insulator between T and the electric wire, and to attach the CT away from the electric wire. For this reason, the number of turns of the CT transformer must be increased in order to maintain the measurement accuracy, and this has the disadvantage that the magnetic field of the other phase is detected and the relative measurement accuracy is inferior.

【0004】また、変電所や基幹送電線等の限られた場
所のみの設置であるので、地絡事故あるいは断線事故な
どの場所を検出するのに時間がかかり、人手による巡回
あるいは通報などによってその位置を発見しなければな
らないなどの問題があった。
In addition, since installation is performed only in a limited place such as a substation or a main transmission line, it takes time to detect a place such as a ground fault accident or a disconnection accident, and the detection is performed by manual patrol or notification. There were problems such as having to find the location.

【0005】本発明は、上記課題に鑑みてなされたもの
であり、その目的は高価かつ大型の絶縁碍子による計器
用変圧器や計器用変流器を用いることなく、対地絶縁を
確実に行って、測定器や保護リレー等の機器類を保護で
き、小型で低コストであり、簡単な工事で任意の箇所に
簡易に設置できるとともに良好な精度で送配電線の電
圧、電流を計測でき、送配電線の監視機能を強化して効
率的な電力供給および事故などの場所を的確に検出する
ことができるアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置を提
供することである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to reliably perform ground insulation without using an instrument transformer or an instrument current transformer using expensive and large-sized insulators. It can protect equipment such as measuring instruments and protection relays, is small and low-cost, can be easily installed at any location with simple construction, and can measure the voltage and current of transmission and distribution lines with good accuracy. It is an object of the present invention to provide an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device capable of enhancing the function of monitoring a distribution line and efficiently detecting a location such as an efficient power supply and an accident.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記の目的を達成するた
めに、本発明に係るアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装
置10は、送配電線1に着脱可能に装着されその送配電
線の電流を検知する電流センサ20を含む電流計測装置
12と、電流計測装置に近接配置され、送配電線1の電
圧を直接に受けて碍子48に内蔵した高電圧用抵抗素子
50を介してアレスタ機能を行なうとともに送配電線1
の電圧を検出する電圧センサを有するアレスタ装置14
と、を備え、送配電線1の検知電流信号を光信号に変換
する光信号変換手段(28)を有するとともに、アレス
タ装置14の碍子48内には光信号変換手段により変換
されて光伝送させる光伝送路52が設けられ、光伝送さ
れる光信号を入力して送配電線の電流情報を電気信号に
変換する受光手段(90)を備えて構成される。
In order to achieve the above object, an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus 10 according to the present invention is removably mounted on a transmission / distribution line 1 and has a current of the transmission / distribution line. And a arrester function via a high-voltage resistance element 50, which is disposed in close proximity to the current measuring apparatus and directly receives the voltage of the power transmission and distribution line 1 and is built in the insulator 48, Perform and transmission and distribution line 1
Device 14 having a voltage sensor for detecting the voltage of the arrestor
And an optical signal conversion means (28) for converting the detected current signal of the transmission and distribution line 1 into an optical signal, and the optical signal is converted and transmitted by the optical signal conversion means in the insulator 48 of the arrester device 14. An optical transmission line 52 is provided, and is provided with a light receiving means (90) for inputting an optical signal to be optically transmitted and converting current information of the transmission and distribution line into an electric signal.

【0007】また、光伝送路52は碍子48内に配置さ
れた高電圧用抵抗素子50を貫通して設けられた伝送路
用孔であることとするのが有利である。
The optical transmission line 52 is advantageously a transmission line hole provided through the high-voltage resistance element 50 disposed in the insulator 48.

【0008】また、送配電線1に高電圧が加った際に内
部の高電圧用抵抗素子50が発熱して生じる膨張空気圧
を放圧させる放圧手段が設けるとよい。
Further, it is preferable to provide a pressure releasing means for releasing the expansion air pressure generated when the internal high voltage resistance element 50 generates heat when a high voltage is applied to the transmission and distribution line 1.

【0009】また、放圧手段は、高電圧用抵抗素子を内
蔵した碍子の一端側に被嵌され碍子内部の高空気圧によ
って碍子から離脱する係止部材を含むようにしてもよ
い。
The pressure releasing means may include a locking member which is fitted to one end of the insulator containing the high-voltage resistance element and which is detached from the insulator by high air pressure inside the insulator.

【0010】また、この係止部材は、高電圧用抵抗素子
を内蔵した碍子の一端側に被嵌された弾性気密用キャッ
プであることとしてもよい。特に、該弾性気密用キャッ
プを貫通して送配電線1と高電圧用抵抗素子50とを導
通させるリード線88と、を含む構成とするのが有利で
ある。
The locking member may be an elastic airtight cap fitted to one end of an insulator having a built-in high-voltage resistance element. In particular, it is advantageous to adopt a configuration including a lead wire 88 that penetrates the elastic airtight cap and conducts the power transmission and distribution line 1 and the high-voltage resistance element 50.

【0011】また、本発明の送配電線電流電圧計測シス
テムは、上記のアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置を
送配電線の任意の位置の複数箇所に設置させて構成され
る。
Further, the transmission / distribution line current / voltage measurement system of the present invention is configured by installing the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device at a plurality of arbitrary positions on the transmission / distribution line.

【0012】[0012]

【発明の実施の形態】次に、添付図面を参照して、本発
明に係るアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置の実施の
形態を詳細に説明する。図1ないし図5には、本発明の
アレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置(以下「アレスタ
型計測装置」という)の一実施形態が示されている。本
実施形態によるアレスタ型計測装置は、送配電線に着脱
可能に装着されてその送配電線の電流を検知するととも
に、高電圧用抵抗素子を介して変圧機能を行ない、さら
に該送配電線の電圧を検出して監視し、同時に雷サージ
等の異常電圧が侵下したときにはその高電圧を大地に放
電し機器の絶縁を保護する電圧計測、電流計測、避雷器
機能を有する多機能型の送配電線の電流電圧計測装置で
ある。特に、本実施形態によるアレスタ型計測装置は、
高電圧用抵抗素子を有する避雷器自体に電圧計測機能及
び検知電流信号の伝送路を具備させ、さらに計器用変圧
器、変流器を含む計器用変成器機能を有するアレスタと
して構成している点が特徴的である。
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to the present invention. 1 to 5 show one embodiment of an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus (hereinafter, referred to as an “arrestor-type measuring apparatus”) of the present invention. The arrester-type measuring device according to the present embodiment is detachably attached to the transmission and distribution line, detects the current of the transmission and distribution line, performs a transformation function via a high-voltage resistance element, and further performs Detects and monitors voltage, and at the same time, when an abnormal voltage such as a lightning surge invades, discharges the high voltage to the ground to protect the insulation of equipment.Multi-function transmission and distribution with voltage measurement, current measurement, and lightning arrester functions. It is a current and voltage measuring device for electric wires. In particular, the arrester-type measuring device according to the present embodiment includes:
A lightning arrester having a high-voltage resistance element itself is provided with a voltage measurement function and a transmission path for a detected current signal, and is further configured as an arrester having a function for an instrument transformer including an instrument transformer and a current transformer. It is characteristic.

【0013】図1において、本実施形態によるアレスタ
型計測装置10は、送配電線1に着脱可能に装着される
電流計測装置12と、電流計測装置に近接配置され支持
架台や電柱に設置されるアレスタ装置14と、を備えて
いる。実施形態のアレスタ装置14は、例えば変電所の
地上に配備された図示しない支持架台やアーム上に縦に
取り付けられ、その上端に固定した電線保持用の取り付
け金具16を介して横方向に張架された電線1を握持状
にクランプして電線に固定されている。本実施形態にお
いて、その取り付け金具16には、2つ割れ状に開閉す
る円筒状のケース18内に電流センサ20を内蔵させた
電流計測装置12が固定されており、この電流計測装置
12が2つ割れ開閉部分を介して電線1に着脱自在に取
り付けられている。このように、本実施形態において、
アレスタ装置14と電流計測装置12は、一体的に構成
され、全体として送配電線1に着脱可能に装着されてい
る。
In FIG. 1, an arrester-type measuring device 10 according to the present embodiment is a current measuring device 12 detachably mounted on the transmission and distribution line 1, and is disposed in proximity to the current measuring device and installed on a support stand or a telephone pole. An arrester device 14. The arrestor device 14 of the embodiment is vertically mounted on a support stand or an arm (not shown) provided on the ground of a substation, for example, and is stretched in a horizontal direction via a mounting bracket 16 for holding electric wires fixed to an upper end thereof. The clamped electric wire 1 is clamped in a gripping shape and fixed to the electric wire. In the present embodiment, a current measuring device 12 having a current sensor 20 built in a cylindrical case 18 that opens and closes in two parts is fixed to the mounting bracket 16. It is detachably attached to the electric wire 1 via a split opening / closing portion. Thus, in this embodiment,
The arrester device 14 and the current measuring device 12 are integrally formed, and are detachably attached to the transmission and distribution line 1 as a whole.

【0014】図3は、電流計測装置の概略構成斜視図で
あり、図において、電流計測装置12は、ケース18
に、電流センサ20と、電源部22と、電流センサによ
る送配電線の検知電流信号を光信号に変換する光信号変
換部28の一部を構成する光変調部(42)と、をケー
ス18に内蔵させて構成されている。
FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the configuration of the current measuring device. In FIG.
The case 18 includes a current sensor 20, a power supply unit 22, and an optical modulation unit (42) that constitutes a part of an optical signal conversion unit 28 that converts a detection current signal of a transmission and distribution line by the current sensor into an optical signal. It is built in.

【0015】ケース18は、本実施形態では、円柱状の
電線挟持部30Aと、その下部に連続する矩形箱体状の
回路収納部30Bとを含み、それらがポリエチレンなど
のプラスチックにより一体に成形されている。電線挟持
部30Aは、その長手方向の略中心線に沿って送配電線
1が貫通する貫通孔30Cが形成されており、かつ、そ
の貫通孔30Cに沿って2分割状に開閉自在に形成され
ている。その開閉一端部に脱着部32が設けられてい
る。図において、分割された上部と下部に対向して上部
半割れ体から外方に突設したフック体34と、フック体
34のフックに引っ掛け係合するバックル片36が設け
られ、バックル片36の起立倒伏動作で電線挟持部30
Aを開閉させ、かつ閉止状態をロックさせる。これらに
より脱着部32が形成されている。電流計測装置12の
送配電線1に対する取り付け構造および材質はこの実施
形態に限られない。例えば、単に半割れ体の開閉端部に
ビス穴を空けた突起を閉鎖時に相対向する位置に突設さ
せ、これを合成樹脂製等の周囲への電界変動ないしは電
圧変動を生じさせないような素材からなるビスで取り外
し可能に固定してもよい。また、単なる雌雄嵌合状の凹
部と突部の構成としたり、その他任意の構成であっても
よい。
In this embodiment, the case 18 includes a cylindrical electric wire holding portion 30A and a continuous rectangular box-shaped circuit housing portion 30B below the electric wire holding portion 30A, which are integrally formed of plastic such as polyethylene. ing. The electric wire holding portion 30A is formed with a through hole 30C through which the transmission and distribution line 1 penetrates along a substantially center line in the longitudinal direction, and is formed to be openable and closable along the through hole 30C in two parts. ing. A detachable part 32 is provided at one end of the opening and closing part. In the figure, a hook body 34 protruding outward from the upper half-split body facing the divided upper and lower parts, and a buckle piece 36 hooking and engaging with the hook of the hook body 34 are provided. The electric wire clamp 30 by the standing and falling operation
A is opened and closed and the closed state is locked. These form the detachable portion 32. The mounting structure and material of the current measuring device 12 to the transmission and distribution line 1 are not limited to this embodiment. For example, a material having a screw hole at the open / close end of the half-split body is protruded at a position opposite to the one when closed, and is made of a synthetic resin or the like material that does not cause electric field fluctuation or voltage fluctuation around the material. It may be detachably fixed with a screw made of. Further, it may be a configuration of a simple male and female fitting recess and protrusion, or may be any other configuration.

【0016】実施形態において、電線挟持部30Aに
は、その貫通孔30Cに沿って、電源部22の電流検出
体24と、電圧検出体38と、電流センサ20と、がそ
れぞれ埋設されている。また、回路収納部30Bには光
信号変換部28としての光変調回路42と、がそれぞれ
収納されている。
In the embodiment, the current detector 24, the voltage detector 38, and the current sensor 20 of the power supply unit 22 are embedded in the electric wire holding portion 30A along the through hole 30C. In the circuit housing section 30B, an optical modulation circuit 42 as the optical signal conversion section 28 is housed.

【0017】電流センサ20は、送配電線1に流れる電
流によりその周囲に形成される磁界の変化分を誘起電圧
として検知するコイルが適用された電流検知手段であ
り、本実施形態では、たとえば図4に示すように、2個
の方形断面の円環に巻かれた単層コイル20A、20B
が送配電線1の両側に対向するように配設されている。
より詳しくは、本実施形態では、それぞれのコイル20
A、20Bは、導線を所定の回数づつ矩形状に巻回して
形成されており、第1のコイル20Aがケース18の電
線挟持部30Aの上部に、その貫通孔30Cに沿って先
端部が平行になるようできるだけ隙間を小さくするよう
に埋設され、同様に第2のコイル20Bが電線挟持部3
0Aの下部に、その貫通孔30Cに沿って先端部が平行
になるようにできるだけ隙間を小さくするように埋設さ
れている。これら第1のコイル20Aと第2のコイル2
0Bは、その巻回方向が逆向きになるように送電線1に
対してその両側に対向して配置されている。第1のコイ
ル20Aの一端部C1と第2のコイル20Bの他端部D
2は共通接続されて直列接続となり、第1のコイル20
Aの他端部C2と第2のコイル20Bの一端部D1が光
変調回路42に接続されて、その検知出力を供給する。
The current sensor 20 is a current detecting means using a coil for detecting, as an induced voltage, a change in a magnetic field formed around the current sensor 20 by a current flowing through the transmission and distribution line 1. In the present embodiment, for example, FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the single-layer coils 20A and 20B wound around two annular rings having a rectangular cross section
Are arranged on both sides of the transmission and distribution line 1 so as to face each other.
More specifically, in the present embodiment, each coil 20
A and 20B are formed by winding a conductive wire into a rectangular shape by a predetermined number of times, and the first coil 20A is parallel to the upper part of the electric wire holding portion 30A of the case 18 along the through hole 30C. And the second coil 20 </ b> B is similarly embedded in the wire holding portion 3.
It is buried in the lower part of 0A so as to make the gap as small as possible so that the tip ends are parallel to the through hole 30C. The first coil 20A and the second coil 2
0B is arranged opposite to both sides of the transmission line 1 so that the winding direction is reversed. One end C1 of the first coil 20A and the other end D of the second coil 20B
2 are connected in common to form a series connection, and the first coil 20
The other end C2 of A and one end D1 of the second coil 20B are connected to the light modulation circuit 42 to supply the detection output.

【0018】より詳細には、図5(a)に示すように、
たとえば第2のコイル20Bの巻数N[回]、その横辺
の長さL[m]、その先端部と送配電線1との距離u
[m]、その下端部と送配電線1との距離m[m]、送
配電線1に流れる電流iの実効値I、送配電線1から距
離rの磁束密度をφとし、さらに透磁率μo 、電流i
の周波数f、角周波数ωを用いて、導出式(例えば特願
2000−101086号、図9の(8)式)により第
2のコイル20Bの誘導電圧eが原理的に導出される。
More specifically, as shown in FIG.
For example, the number of turns N [turns] of the second coil 20B, the length L [m] of its lateral side, and the distance u between its tip and the transmission and distribution line 1
[M], the distance m [m] between the lower end thereof and the transmission and distribution line 1, the effective value I of the current i flowing through the transmission and distribution line 1, the magnetic flux density at a distance r from the transmission and distribution line 1 is φ, and the magnetic permeability is μo, current i
Using the frequency f and the angular frequency ω, the induced voltage e of the second coil 20B is derived in principle by a derivation formula (for example, Japanese Patent Application No. 2000-11086, the formula (8) in FIG. 9).

【0019】この結果、本実施形態では、2個のコイル
20A、20Bが上下に配置されて直列接続となってい
るので、検知出力C1,D2には、2×eの検知電圧が
得られて、光変調回路42に供給される。
As a result, in the present embodiment, since the two coils 20A and 20B are arranged vertically and connected in series, a detection voltage of 2 × e is obtained in the detection outputs C1 and D2. , And supplied to the light modulation circuit 42.

【0020】一方、電源部22は、光変調回路42に電
力を供給する電力供給回路であり、本実施形態では、送
配電線1の電圧および電流を非接触に検出して、これを
定電圧化して電力を得る電源回路である。特に、本実施
形態では、ケース18の電線挟持部30Aに埋設された
電線の電流を検出して電源として利用する電流検出手段
としての電流検出体24および電線の電圧を検出してこ
れを電源として利用する電圧検出手段としての電圧検出
体38と、回路収納部30Bに配設された定電圧化回路
26とを含む。
On the other hand, the power supply section 22 is a power supply circuit for supplying power to the optical modulation circuit 42. In the present embodiment, the power supply section 22 detects the voltage and current of the transmission and distribution line 1 in a non-contact manner and outputs the detected voltage and current. It is a power supply circuit that obtains power by converting it into a power supply. In particular, in the present embodiment, the current detector 24 as current detecting means for detecting the current of the electric wire buried in the electric wire holding portion 30A of the case 18 and using the electric current as a power supply, and detecting the voltage of the electric wire and using this as a power supply It includes a voltage detector 38 as a voltage detecting means to be used, and a constant voltage circuit 26 provided in the circuit storage section 30B.

【0021】電流検出体24は、たとえば、図5(a)
に示すように、上述した電流センサ20と同様のコイル
により形成されており、本実施形態では、方形断面の円
環鉄心に巻かれた単層コイルからなり、ケース18の電
線挟持部30Aの上部にその貫通孔30Cに沿って配置
されている。この電流検出体24の検出出力E1,E2
は、定電圧化回路26の入力に接続されている。電圧検
出体38は、実施形態において非接地キャパシタからな
り、たとえば図5(b)に示すように、半同心円筒に形
成されて、電流検出体24と対向するように、ケース1
8の電線挟持部30Aの下部に、その貫通孔30Cに沿
って配設されている。
The current detector 24 is, for example, as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, the current sensor 20 is formed of the same coil as the above-described current sensor 20. In the present embodiment, the current sensor 20 is formed of a single-layer coil wound around an annular core having a rectangular cross section. Are arranged along the through hole 30C. The detection outputs E1, E2 of the current detector 24
Are connected to the input of the constant voltage circuit 26. The voltage detector 38 is formed of a non-grounded capacitor in the embodiment. For example, as shown in FIG. 5B, the voltage detector 38 is formed in a semi-concentric cylinder and faces the current detector 24 so as to face the current detector 24.
8 is provided along the through hole 30C below the wire holding portion 30A.

【0022】電圧検出体38は、送配電線1の大地間と
の対接地容量を分圧してその電圧を検知する電圧検知手
段であり、図5に示すように本実施形態では、送配電線
1の周囲においてコイルよりなる電流センサ20に対向
するように半同心円筒状に形成された2枚のアルミニウ
ム導体板38A、38Bにより形成された非接地キャパ
シタが有利に適用されている。本実施形態では、ケース
18の電線挟持部30Aの下部に、その貫通孔30Cに
沿って電流検出体24と対向するように電圧検出体38
が配置されて埋設されている。すなわち、送配電線1の
上部に電流検出体24のコイルが埋設されているととも
に、これとその中央位置が対向して送配電線1の下部を
取り囲むように2枚のアルミニウム導体板からなる非接
地キャパシタが埋設されている。そして、電圧検出体3
8の検出出力F1,F2が、定電圧化回路26の入力に
接続されている。
The voltage detector 38 is voltage detecting means for detecting the voltage by dividing the capacity of the transmission and distribution line 1 with respect to the ground and detecting the voltage. As shown in FIG. A non-grounded capacitor formed by two aluminum conductor plates 38A and 38B formed in a semi-concentric cylindrical shape so as to face the current sensor 20 composed of a coil around the coil 1 is advantageously applied. In the present embodiment, the voltage detector 38 is provided below the electric wire holding portion 30A of the case 18 so as to face the current detector 24 along the through hole 30C.
Are laid and buried. That is, a coil of the current detector 24 is buried in the upper part of the transmission and distribution line 1, and the two coils are formed of two aluminum conductor plates so as to surround the lower part of the transmission and distribution line 1 with the center thereof facing the coil. A ground capacitor is embedded. And the voltage detector 3
Eight detection outputs F1 and F2 are connected to the inputs of the constant voltage circuit 26.

【0023】定電圧化回路26は、電流検出体24およ
び電圧検出体38からの検出出力を合成して定電圧化す
る定電圧電源回路であり、たとえば電流検出体24及び
電圧検出体38のそれぞれの検出出力を整流するダイオ
ードブリッジなどからなる複数の整流回路と、これらが
並列に接続されてそれら整流出力を平滑化する平滑コン
デンサと、平滑コンデンサにて平滑化された出力を安定
化するDC−DCコンバータなどの安定化回路などを含
んでいる。安定化回路の出力は、光変調回路42に供給
される。
The constant voltage generating circuit 26 is a constant voltage power supply circuit that combines the detection outputs from the current detector 24 and the voltage detector 38 to generate a constant voltage. For example, each of the current detector 24 and the voltage detector 38 A plurality of rectifier circuits, such as a diode bridge, for rectifying the detected output, a smoothing capacitor connected in parallel to smooth the rectified output, and a DC-capacitor for stabilizing the output smoothed by the smoothing capacitor. A stabilizing circuit such as a DC converter is included. The output of the stabilizing circuit is supplied to the light modulation circuit 42.

【0024】なお、図示しないが、図3において、送配
電線1の表面温度を検知させて検知した温度によりその
抵抗が変化する感温抵抗素子などの温度センサをケース
内に設置させ、電流計測機能を安定的に行なわせるよう
に監視させるようにしてもよい。この場合、例えば、信
号処理回路などを設けてその温度情報も光変調させて後
述するアレスタ装置に設けた光伝送路を介して電流検出
信号とともに伝送させるようにしてもよい。
Although not shown in FIG. 3, in FIG. 3, a temperature sensor such as a temperature-sensitive resistance element whose resistance changes according to the detected surface temperature of the transmission and distribution line 1 is installed in the case to measure the current. You may make it monitor so that a function may be performed stably. In this case, for example, a signal processing circuit or the like may be provided, the temperature information thereof may be optically modulated, and transmitted along with a current detection signal via an optical transmission line provided in an arrester device described later.

【0025】さらに、図6において、光変調回路42
は、送配電線の周囲の磁界変化による誘起電圧から得ら
れる電流センサ20からの電流信号出力を入力してその
変化を光信号として伝送させるための光変調手段であ
り、本実施形態では、電流センサ20からの送配電線1
の電流の微分値に相当する検知出力を積分して元の電流
波形に比例した信号として増幅するオペアンプなどによ
り形成された積分器や、積分器からの電流信号出力を電
流の変化分に対応して光の強度の強弱に変換させる光強
度変調回路から構成されている。
Further, referring to FIG.
Is an optical modulation unit for inputting a current signal output from the current sensor 20 obtained from an induced voltage due to a magnetic field change around the transmission and distribution line and transmitting the change as an optical signal. Transmission and distribution line 1 from sensor 20
The integrator formed by an operational amplifier or the like that integrates the detection output corresponding to the differential value of the current and amplifies it as a signal proportional to the original current waveform, and the current signal output from the integrator corresponds to the current change And a light intensity modulation circuit for converting the intensity of the light into high and low.

【0026】上述した光変調回路42からの変調信号が
信号線44を介して接続されたアレスタ装置14内の発
光素子46に出力され、電流変化に比例した発光強度で
発光させる。ここに、光変信号変換部28は、光変調回
路42と、発光素子46を含む。なお、実施形態のよう
に光変調回路は電流の変化を光強度に変換させるものの
みに限定することなく、例えば、V-f変換、光パルス列
への変換、光波長変換としてもよい。
The modulation signal from the above-mentioned light modulation circuit 42 is output to the light emitting element 46 in the arrester device 14 connected via the signal line 44, and emits light with a light emission intensity proportional to a change in current. Here, the light variable signal conversion unit 28 includes a light modulation circuit 42 and a light emitting element 46. Note that the light modulation circuit is not limited to one that converts a change in current into light intensity as in the embodiment, and may be, for example, Vf conversion, conversion to an optical pulse train, or light wavelength conversion.

【0027】図1に戻って、アレスタ装置14は、電線
に対して着脱自在に装着される電流計測装置12に一体
固定され、かつ、アレスタ装置の上端側が送配電線1を
把持するように設けられている。アレスタ装置14は、
碍子48に高電圧用抵抗素子50を内蔵させ、アレスタ
機能と、電圧検出機能と、を行なわせる。特に、本発明
においては碍子48の内部に発光素子46から出力され
る光信号を伝送する伝送路52を備え、送配電線の電流
の変化の情報を高精度でかつ安定的に伝送させるように
している。
Returning to FIG. 1, the arrester device 14 is integrally fixed to the current measuring device 12 detachably mounted on the electric wire, and is provided such that the upper end side of the arrester device grips the transmission and distribution line 1. Have been. The arrestor device 14
A high-voltage resistance element 50 is built in the insulator 48 to perform an arrester function and a voltage detection function. In particular, in the present invention, a transmission path 52 for transmitting an optical signal output from the light emitting element 46 is provided inside the insulator 48 so that information on a change in current of a transmission and distribution line can be transmitted with high accuracy and stability. ing.

【0028】図において、アレスタ装置14は、周側面
に複数の溝と山を襞状に上下方向に連続させて形成させ
た縦形の長胴体であり、中央部に胴長方向に貫通状の穴
54が穿穴された中空の碍子48と、碍子48の穴54
内に内蔵され、送配電線1に直接に接続されて通常電圧
が加わるときにはごく小さな微弱電流を通電させ、雷等
の異常高電圧が加わると抵抗が減少して大電流を流す避
雷用の高電圧用抵抗素子50と、高電圧用抵抗素子50
の下部側に配置されて同高電圧用抵抗素子に接続された
電圧センサ用素子56aと、を備えている。高電圧用抵
抗素子50は、落雷等により放電後は、放電電流に続い
て大地に流れる商用周波数の電流を遮断し、通常の送電
状態を維持する。碍子48の中空内部はその内壁に密着
して形成された中空円筒状のシリコン壁により保護され
ている。実施形態において、碍子48の中空内部は乾燥
空気が存在した状態となっており自由空間となってい
る。
In the figure, an arrestor device 14 is a vertical long body formed by continuously forming a plurality of grooves and mountains in a pleated shape in the vertical direction on a peripheral side surface, and a through hole in the center portion in a body length direction. A hollow insulator 48 having a hole 54 formed therein;
When a normal voltage is applied and a normal voltage is applied, a very small current is supplied. When an abnormally high voltage such as lightning is applied, the resistance decreases and a large current for a lightning arrester flows. Voltage resistance element 50 and high voltage resistance element 50
And a voltage sensor element 56a connected to the high-voltage resistance element and disposed below. After being discharged by a lightning strike or the like, the high-voltage resistance element 50 cuts off a commercial frequency current flowing to the ground following the discharge current, and maintains a normal power transmission state. The hollow interior of the insulator 48 is protected by a hollow cylindrical silicon wall formed in close contact with its inner wall. In the embodiment, the hollow interior of the insulator 48 is in a state where dry air is present, and is a free space.

【0029】実施形態において高電圧用抵抗素子50
は、酸化亜鉛(ZnO)素子を1個または複数個直列に
接合させて積層したギャップレスアレスタからなり、本
実施形態では2個の酸化亜鉛素子をシリコン壁49の中
空穴内に直列に接合配置させて碍子48の貫通穴の上下
中間位置に配置させている。この高電圧用抵抗素子50
の下部側の酸化亜鉛素子50bには、絶縁性の位置決め
用の部材58によって位置を決められ、導電金属環60
と62に上下から挟まれて電圧センサ用素子56aが挟
装配置されている。そして、上部の導電金属環60には
分圧リード線63が一端を外部に延長されて固定されて
おり、電圧センサ用素子56aの上面側の測定電極を形
成している。実施形態において電圧センサ用素子56a
は、高電圧用抵抗素子と直列に接続されて分圧抵抗を形
成しており、高電圧用抵抗素子50と同じ酸化亜鉛を素
材としている。このため、温度変化による誤差が生じに
くいものとなっている。高電圧用抵抗素子50は、送配
電線が正常状態のときは微弱な電流しか流さないような
大きな抵抗を有しており、この高電圧用抵抗素子50
と、電圧センサ用素子56aとの抵抗の値によって定ま
る電圧比から送配電線側の電圧を検出する。すなわち、
高電圧用抵抗素子50と電圧センサ用素子56aからな
る電圧センサ56の素子の抵抗値を種々設定することに
よりそれらの電圧降下に対応した所望の変圧比を得て一
種の変圧機能を行なえる。また、同時に、分圧抵抗とし
ての電圧センサ用素子56の上下両面側の電圧を測定す
ることにより送配電線側の電圧センサとして機能する。
In the embodiment, the high-voltage resistance element 50
Is composed of a gapless arrester in which one or a plurality of zinc oxide (ZnO) elements are joined in series and stacked. In this embodiment, two zinc oxide elements are joined and arranged in series in a hollow hole of the silicon wall 49. The insulator 48 is arranged at an upper and lower middle position of the through hole. This high-voltage resistance element 50
The position of the zinc oxide element 50b on the lower side of the conductive metal ring 60 is determined by an insulating positioning member 58.
And 62, a voltage sensor element 56a is sandwiched from above and below. A voltage-dividing lead wire 63 is fixed to the upper conductive metal ring 60 with one end thereof extended to the outside to form a measurement electrode on the upper surface side of the voltage sensor element 56a. In the embodiment, the voltage sensor element 56a
Are connected in series with the high-voltage resistance element to form a voltage-dividing resistor, and are made of the same zinc oxide as the high-voltage resistance element 50. For this reason, errors due to temperature changes are less likely to occur. The high-voltage resistance element 50 has such a large resistance that only a weak current flows when the transmission and distribution line is in a normal state.
And the voltage on the transmission / distribution line side is detected from the voltage ratio determined by the resistance value with the voltage sensor element 56a. That is,
By setting various resistance values of the elements of the voltage sensor 56 composed of the high-voltage resistance element 50 and the voltage sensor element 56a, a desired transformation ratio corresponding to the voltage drop can be obtained and a kind of transformation function can be performed. At the same time, by measuring the voltage on both the upper and lower sides of the voltage sensor element 56 as a voltage dividing resistor, it functions as a voltage sensor on the transmission and distribution line side.

【0030】一方、碍子48の本体の下端開口部分を覆
うように有底の中空円筒状の下部受け金具64が被嵌さ
れ、セメント73等により固着されている。さらに、碍
子48の下端寄り位置の内壁にはリング受け溝が凹設形
成されており、このリング受け溝内に金属スナップリン
グ66が嵌着されている。該金属スナップリング66の
上面側には周面にV溝を形成する厚板状の上下2分割カ
シメ金具68が載置され、そのV溝内に弾性オーリング
70が装着されている。2分割カシメ金具68を上下方
向から互いに対向する向きに力を加えることによりオー
リング70を碍子48の内壁面に圧着して水密、あるい
は気密を確保する。さらに、2分割カシメ金具68のう
ちの上カシメ金具の上面には、その脚部を垂下して接地
させるように垂下させ、上部に平面状の支持面を有する
導電性金属支持部材72が配置されている。そして、上
記した導電金属環のうちの下部導電金属環62が該金属
支持部材72の支持面に載着されて支持されており、こ
れによって、高電圧用抵抗素子50が下方に付勢力を加
えられると金属スナップリング66がこれを受け止め
て、2分割カシメ金具68、導電性金属支持部材72、
下部導電金属環62、電圧センサ用素子56a並びに上
部導電金属環60を支持している。また、金属スナップ
リング66にはアース端子が設置されており、該アース
端子に接続されてアース線74が外部に延長されてい
る。そして、前記した分圧リード線63とアース線74
の延長端の例えば、地上側で電圧計により電圧センサ用
素子56aの上下面の間の電圧を測定することにより、
高電圧用抵抗素子両端の電圧との電圧比から送配電線の
電圧が測定される。
On the other hand, a hollow cylindrical lower receiving member 64 having a bottom is fitted so as to cover an opening at the lower end of the main body of the insulator 48, and is fixed by cement 73 or the like. Further, a ring receiving groove is formed in the inner wall of the insulator 48 at a position near the lower end, and a metal snap ring 66 is fitted in the ring receiving groove. On the upper surface side of the metal snap ring 66, a thick plate-shaped upper and lower two-piece caulking metal fitting 68 forming a V-groove on the peripheral surface is mounted, and an elastic O-ring 70 is mounted in the V-groove. The O-ring 70 is pressed against the inner wall surface of the insulator 48 by applying force to the two-piece caulking metal fitting 68 from above and below so as to be watertight or airtight. Further, on the upper surface of the upper caulking metal fitting of the two-piece caulking metal fitting 68, a conductive metal supporting member 72 having a flat supporting surface is disposed on the upper surface of the upper caulking metal fitting so as to hang down its legs. ing. The lower conductive metal ring 62 of the above-described conductive metal rings is mounted on and supported by the support surface of the metal support member 72, whereby the high-voltage resistance element 50 applies a biasing force downward. When the metal snap ring 66 is received, the metal snap ring 66 receives this, and the two-piece caulking metal fitting 68, the conductive metal support member 72,
The lower conductive metal ring 62, the voltage sensor element 56a, and the upper conductive metal ring 60 are supported. A ground terminal is provided on the metal snap ring 66, and a ground wire 74 is connected to the ground terminal and extends to the outside. Then, the above-described voltage dividing lead wire 63 and the ground wire 74
For example, by measuring the voltage between the upper and lower surfaces of the voltage sensor element 56a with a voltmeter on the ground side at the extension end of
The voltage of the transmission and distribution line is measured from the voltage ratio with the voltage across the high-voltage resistance element.

【0031】一方、碍子48の中空穴の内部であって高
電圧用抵抗素子50の上部には中空金属縦環76が縦に
配置されており、この中空金属縦環76を押え金具78
及びバネ80により常時下方に向けて押圧付勢してい
る。さらに、この中空金属縦環76の上部にはその中空
部を同心状に配置させ、上端を碍子の上端寄り位置に配
置させた上部中空金属縦環82が直列状に載着配置され
ている。また、碍子48の上端は、中心部に弾性閉鎖用
キャップ96を嵌着させた上部閉鎖金具83が螺着され
て内部が閉鎖されている。
On the other hand, inside the hollow hole of the insulator 48 and above the high-voltage resistance element 50, a vertical hollow metal ring 76 is vertically arranged.
And the spring 80 constantly urges it downward. Further, an upper hollow metal vertical ring 82 having a hollow portion disposed concentrically above the hollow metal vertical ring 76 and an upper end located near the upper end of the insulator is mounted in series. The upper end of the insulator 48 is screwed with an upper closing fitting 83 having an elastic closing cap 96 fitted at the center thereof, and the inside is closed.

【0032】図2にも示すように、上部閉鎖金具83の
上面にはクランプ部100を含む取り付け金具16が固
定されており、この取り付け金具16を介してアレスタ
装置14と電線とが固定され、さらに、アレスタ装置と
電流計測装置12とが連結されている。図において、取
り付け金具16は、平面視中空四角枠状で下面が上部閉
鎖金具83の上面に溶接固定された台枠部102と、台
枠部102の一端側に一体的に固定され上方にL字状に
立ち上げて設けられた第1クランプ片104と、台枠部
102の中空四角枠内に横方向に配置された駆動用ネジ
部材106と、駆動用ネジ部材106に下部が螺合され
ネジ部材106の回動に応じて第1クランプ片104に
対して進退移動する第2クランプ片108と、を備えて
いる。第1,第2クランプ片の対向面側にはそれぞれ針
電極86が先端を対向方向に向けて固定されており、第
1、第2クランプ片を近接移動させてそれらの間に電線
1を狭装させさらに強制的に両クランプ片を対向方向に
移動させたときに電線1の被覆部を穿刺しその先端が電
線1の芯線に当たりその先端が電線1の心線に接続され
て電気的に導通している。そして、リード線88の一端
がこの取り付け金具16に接続されており、これによっ
て、電線の電圧が直接に高電圧抵抗素子側に加わるよう
になっている。また、図に示すように、第1クランプ片
104には取り付けブラケット110が一端側に突出固
定されており、電流計測装置12本体の支持受け部11
2がこの取り付けブラケット110に対してボルト等に
より締着固定されている。これによって、アレスタ型電
流電圧計測装置10全体が電線を把持するようにして一
体として固定されている。リード線88の他端は、上部
閉鎖金具83の弾性閉鎖用キャップ96の中央部を貫通
して上部中空金属縦環82に接続されている。これによ
って、送配電線の電圧はリード線88、上部中空金属縦
環82、中空金属縦環76を経由して高電圧用抵抗素子
50に直接に通電され電圧を加えるようになっている。
As shown in FIG. 2, a mounting bracket 16 including a clamp portion 100 is fixed to the upper surface of the upper closing bracket 83, and the arrester device 14 and the electric wire are fixed via the mounting bracket 16. Further, the arrester device and the current measuring device 12 are connected. In the drawing, a mounting bracket 16 has a hollow square frame shape in a plan view and a lower surface welded and fixed to an upper surface of an upper closing metal bracket 83, and a mounting frame portion 102, which is integrally fixed to one end side of the mounting frame portion 102 and has an upper side L. A first clamp piece 104 provided to be raised in a letter shape, a driving screw member 106 arranged laterally in a hollow square frame of the underframe 102, and a lower portion screwed into the driving screw member 106. A second clamp piece that moves forward and backward with respect to the first clamp piece according to the rotation of the screw member. Needle electrodes 86 are fixed to the opposing surfaces of the first and second clamp pieces, respectively, with their tips facing in opposite directions. The first and second clamp pieces are moved closer to each other to narrow the electric wire 1 between them. When the two clamp pieces are forcibly moved in the opposite direction, the covering portion of the electric wire 1 is punctured, and the tip of the sheath contacts the core wire of the wire 1 and the tip is connected to the core wire of the wire 1 for electrical conduction. are doing. One end of the lead wire 88 is connected to the mounting bracket 16, so that the voltage of the electric wire is directly applied to the high voltage resistance element side. As shown in the figure, a mounting bracket 110 is fixed to one end of the first clamp piece 104 so as to protrude therefrom.
2 is fastened and fixed to the mounting bracket 110 by bolts or the like. As a result, the entire arrester-type current / voltage measuring device 10 is integrally fixed so as to grip the electric wire. The other end of the lead wire 88 passes through the center of the elastic closing cap 96 of the upper closing fitting 83 and is connected to the upper hollow metal vertical ring 82. Thus, the voltage of the transmission and distribution line is directly applied to the high-voltage resistance element 50 via the lead wire 88, the upper hollow metal vertical ring 82, and the hollow metal vertical ring 76 to apply a voltage.

【0033】前述したように、本発明において1つの特
徴的なことは、送配電線の検知電流信号を光信号に変換
する光信号変換手段と、アレスタ装置の碍子内に設けた
光伝送路と、光伝送される光信号を入力して送配電線の
電流情報を電気信号に変換する受光手段を備えたことで
あり、図5において、碍子48の中空内部の上端部であ
って、上部閉鎖金具83に固定されて発光素子46とし
ての高輝度LED(Light Emitting diode) が設けら
れ、電流計測装置12に設けられた光変調回路42とと
もに光信号変換手段としての光信号変換部28を構成し
ている。発光素子46は、光変調回路42からの変調信
号を受けてその変調方式に対応した電流情報に関する光
信号を発生させるものであり、例えばレーザダイオード
などを用いても良い。
As described above, one characteristic of the present invention is that an optical signal conversion means for converting a detection current signal of a transmission and distribution line into an optical signal, and an optical transmission line provided in an insulator of an arrester device. 5 is provided with a light receiving means for inputting an optical signal to be transmitted optically and converting current information of the transmission and distribution line into an electric signal. In FIG. A high-luminance LED (Light Emitting diode) is provided as the light emitting element 46 fixed to the metal fitting 83, and constitutes the optical signal conversion unit 28 as an optical signal conversion unit together with the optical modulation circuit 42 provided in the current measuring device 12. ing. The light emitting element 46 receives a modulation signal from the light modulation circuit 42 and generates an optical signal related to current information corresponding to the modulation method. For example, a laser diode or the like may be used.

【0034】一方、図5に示すように前記した高電圧用
抵抗素子50の中心位置には縦に貫通孔50cが穿孔さ
れるとともに、上下部導電金属環60、62、導電性金
属支持部材72、2分割カシメ金具68、金属スナップ
リング66には、それぞれ中空貫通孔が穿孔されてい
る。しかも、これらの孔は中空金属縦環76と上部中空
金属縦環82のそれぞれの中空貫通孔と同心位置におい
てある程度の大きさの直径を形成させた状態で全体が碍
子の略中心位置を縦に直状に貫通する直状貫通孔として
形成されている。本実施形態において、これが光伝送路
52を構成している。そして、この直状貫通孔の内部は
乾燥空気が入って空洞となっており、この直状貫通孔の
空洞が光伝送路の伝搬媒質となっている。すなわち、実
施形態において、光伝送路52は碍子内を発光素子46
から受光素子90を直線状に結ぶように形成された直状
貫通孔の空洞として構成されている。なお、この直状貫
通孔には、公知の絶縁油を充填してこれを伝送媒質とし
てもよい。また、碍子48の下端の下部受け金具64の
中心位置であって、上記直状貫通孔の下端、すなわち光
伝送路52の終端側には受光手段としての受光素子90
が埋設されている。本実施形態において受光素子90
は、たとえばフォトトラジスタからなり、発光素子から
の光信号を入射して電気信号に変換し増幅して電流情報
を出力させる。この受光素子90には電流出力線92が
一端を外部に延長させて接続されており、その延長側
で、波形解析を含む所定の解析プログラムが搭載された
コンピュータなどの情報処理装置を用いて信号処理など
を施して送配電線の電流を計測し、解析するようにして
もよい。これによって、碍子48の内部を経由して送配
電線の電流を計測できる。したがって、本来の避雷器と
しての機能に加え、電圧計測機能、電流計測機能を有す
ることとなり、完全に従来の計器用変圧器あるいは計器
用変流器としての機能を有することとなる。特に、電
圧、電流計測機能を持ちながら、高電圧用抵抗素子を内
蔵させて高い絶縁性と異常電圧時の放電を制御すること
により従来の計器用変圧器、変流器の碍子に比較して大
幅に小型で、低コストの装置を構成し得る。なお、実施
形態において、光伝送路52内を伝送される光の光源発
光素子46を発光ダイオードから構成しているが、発光
素子はレーザダーオードとしてレーザ光を受光素子に入
射させるようにしてもよい。
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, a through hole 50c is vertically formed at the center of the high-voltage resistance element 50, and upper and lower conductive metal rings 60 and 62, a conductive metal support member 72 are provided. A hollow through hole is formed in each of the two-piece caulking fitting 68 and the metal snap ring 66. Moreover, these holes are formed with a certain size of diameter at the concentric position with the hollow through-holes of the hollow metal vertical ring 76 and the upper hollow metal vertical ring 82, and the whole vertically extends substantially the center of the insulator. It is formed as a straight through hole penetrating straight. In the present embodiment, this constitutes the optical transmission line 52. The interior of the straight through hole is a cavity through which dry air enters, and the cavity of the straight through hole is a propagation medium of the optical transmission path. That is, in the embodiment, the light transmission path 52 is provided inside the insulator to form the light emitting element 46.
, And is formed as a cavity of a straight through hole formed so as to connect the light receiving elements 90 linearly. The straight through hole may be filled with a known insulating oil and used as a transmission medium. A light receiving element 90 as a light receiving means is located at the center of the lower receiving bracket 64 at the lower end of the insulator 48 and at the lower end of the straight through hole, that is, at the end side of the optical transmission path 52.
Is buried. In the present embodiment, the light receiving element 90
Consists of, for example, a phototransistor, receives an optical signal from a light emitting element, converts it into an electric signal, amplifies it, and outputs current information. A current output line 92 is connected to the light receiving element 90 with one end thereof extended to the outside. On the extension side, a signal is output using an information processing device such as a computer on which a predetermined analysis program including waveform analysis is installed. The processing and the like may be performed to measure and analyze the current of the transmission and distribution line. Thus, the current of the transmission and distribution line can be measured via the inside of the insulator 48. Therefore, in addition to the function as the original lightning arrester, it has a voltage measuring function and a current measuring function, and has a function as a conventional instrument transformer or instrument current transformer completely. In particular, while having a voltage and current measurement function, by incorporating a high-voltage resistance element to control high insulation and discharge at the time of abnormal voltage, compared to conventional instrument transformers and current transformer insulators A significantly smaller and lower cost device can be constructed. In the embodiment, the light source light emitting element 46 of the light transmitted through the optical transmission line 52 is constituted by a light emitting diode. However, the light emitting element may be a laser diode and the laser light may be incident on the light receiving element. Good.

【0035】本実施形態においては、さらに、送配電線
1に高電圧が加わった際に内部の高電圧用抵抗素子50
が発熱して生じる膨張空気圧を放圧させる放圧手段が設
けられている。この実施形態において、碍子48の上端
側に設置した上部中空金属縦環82にその中心孔を嵌着
させて上下の空隙を気密状に閉鎖させる上部中空金属縦
環82の位置決め用のある程度の厚みを有する円盤状の
弾性気密用キャップ94(実施形態ではゴムキャップ)
が配置され、さらに、上部閉鎖金具83の中心開口を閉
鎖するように上部閉鎖金具83の上面から被嵌される弾
性閉鎖用キャップ96が設けられ、この弾性閉鎖用キャ
ップの中心を貫通して針電極86に接続された電圧測定
用のリ−ド線88が通係されている。弾性気密用キャッ
プ94は、碍子内部の高空気圧によって碍子から容易に
離脱する係止部材であり、ゴム以外の耐熱樹脂や金属等
でもよいが、リード線88を位置決めしつつ碍子内部の
気密保持を行える点で好適である。リ−ド線は、針電極
を介して送配電線1に電気的に接続されるとともに、中
空あるいは上部中空金属縦環76、82を介して高電圧
用抵抗素子50に接続されている。なお、これによっ
て、例えば雷サージが侵下したときに高電圧用抵抗素子
50に大電圧が加わり、このときに高電圧用抵抗素子5
0の発熱で周囲の空気が膨張しても、この空気圧で少な
くとも弾性キャップ94、96部分が早期に離脱し、放
圧することとなり、これによって、リード線88を離脱
させて送配電線とアレスタ装置とを物理的に遮断し、ア
レスタ装置の破損や、周縁の機器の損傷を防止し得る。
実施形態において、放圧手段は、高電圧用抵抗素子50
を内蔵した碍子48の一端側に被嵌された弾性気密用キ
ャップ94と、この気密用キャップを貫通して送配電線
1と高電圧用抵抗素子50とを導通させるリード線88
と、を含む。なお,碍子の内壁と高電圧用抵抗素子との
間には高電圧用抵抗素子の全周にわたって図示しない導
電性遮蔽体が円筒状に配置されており、一端がアース線
に接続されて碍子の内壁と高電圧用抵抗素子とを静電遮
蔽している。これによって、碍子の表面側と内部の高電
圧用抵抗素子側とを静電容量的に分離し、気候条件によ
り電圧センサの検知精度が変動しないようにして検知精
度を良好に保持している。
In this embodiment, when a high voltage is applied to the transmission and distribution line 1, the internal high-voltage resistance element 50
Pressure release means for releasing the expansion air pressure generated by the heat generation of the pressure sensor. In this embodiment, a certain thickness for positioning of the upper hollow metal vertical ring 82 that fits the center hole of the upper hollow metal vertical ring 82 installed on the upper end side of the insulator 48 to hermetically close the upper and lower gaps. Disc-shaped elastic hermetic cap 94 having a rubber (rubber cap in the embodiment)
Is further provided, and an elastic closing cap 96 is provided which is fitted over the upper surface of the upper closing member 83 so as to close the center opening of the upper closing member 83, and a needle is inserted through the center of the elastic closing cap. A voltage measuring lead wire 88 connected to the electrode 86 is connected. The elastic sealing cap 94 is a locking member that is easily detached from the insulator due to the high air pressure inside the insulator, and may be a heat-resistant resin or metal other than rubber, but keeps the airtight inside the insulator while positioning the lead wire 88. This is preferable in that it can be performed. The lead wire is electrically connected to the power transmission and distribution line 1 via a needle electrode, and is connected to the high-voltage resistance element 50 via hollow or upper hollow metal vertical rings 76 and 82. In this case, for example, when a lightning surge invades, a large voltage is applied to the high-voltage resistance element 50, and at this time, the high-voltage resistance element 5
Even if the surrounding air expands due to heat generation of 0, at least the elastic caps 94 and 96 will be released at an early stage by this air pressure, and the pressure will be released. Can be physically blocked to prevent damage to the arrester device and damage to peripheral devices.
In the embodiment, the pressure release means is a high-voltage resistance element 50.
And a lead wire 88 penetrating the airtight cap and electrically connecting the transmission / distribution line 1 and the high-voltage resistance element 50 to each other.
And A conductive shield (not shown) is disposed between the inner wall of the insulator and the high-voltage resistance element in a cylindrical shape over the entire circumference of the high-voltage resistance element. The inner wall and the high-voltage resistance element are electrostatically shielded. As a result, the surface side of the insulator and the internal high-voltage resistance element side are electrostatically separated from each other, and the detection accuracy of the voltage sensor does not fluctuate due to climatic conditions, and the detection accuracy is kept good.

【0036】上記したアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測
装置は、全体が小型で軽量に構成できよって設置工事も
軽易であるから、送配電線の任意の位置の複数箇所に設
置される。すなわち、基幹送電線ばかりでなく、一般の
送電線や配電線の多くに架設されて送配電線のデータ収
集箇所を多く設定できる。そして、アレスタ型送配電線
電流電圧計測装置からの電流、電圧データは、所要の伝
送回線により接続された例えば地上に設置した監視セン
タあるいは基地局内のコンピュータに入力され、例えば
双方向の光ディジタル通信により電流,電圧情報を解析
して広域の電線の情報を監視し,管理できる。よって、
従来の数十km間隔の変電所ごとに配置させるのでな
く、数km間隔に支持碍子を設置し、これにこの発明の
アレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置を装置させた送配
電線電流電圧計測システムを構成し、数km単位の分解
能による送配電線の電流,電圧情報が得られ、よって、
きめ細かな電力供給サービスを実現できる。特に、これ
によって、これまで山間部等では地絡や断線事故の場所
を検出するのに人手による巡回に依存していたものが瞬
時にそれらの事故点を特定でき、また短時復旧が可能と
なる。また、電力会社のほかに、発電設備や送配電線を
有する一般企業や工場等の小規模電力系統についても本
発明のアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置を導入した
送配電線電流電圧計測システムが適用でき、豊富な送電
線情報によるネットワークが構築できて、効率的な電力
系統運用ならびに省エネルギーを達成し得る。なお、こ
の送配電線電流電圧計測システムにより、それに用いら
れる情報ネットワークと携帯電話や衛星通信の無線ネッ
トワークと結合して有線系設備が整備されていない地域
や外国などについても少ない設備投資で同様のサービス
を供給し得る。なお、図中98は、アレスタ装置を支持
する支持架台に取り付けられたアームである。
The above-mentioned arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device can be installed at a plurality of arbitrary positions on the transmission / distribution line because the whole can be configured to be small and lightweight and the installation work is easy. In other words, not only the main transmission line but also many general transmission lines and distribution lines can be installed to set many data collection points of the transmission and distribution lines. Then, the current and voltage data from the arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device are input to a computer in a monitoring center or a base station installed on, for example, the ground, which is connected by a required transmission line. By analyzing current and voltage information, it is possible to monitor and manage information on wide-area electric wires. Therefore,
Instead of arranging the substations at intervals of several tens of kilometers, support insulators are installed at intervals of several kilometers, and the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device of the present invention is installed in the support insulators. By configuring the system, the current and voltage information of the transmission and distribution lines with a resolution of several kilometers can be obtained.
A fine power supply service can be realized. In particular, this has made it possible to instantly identify those accident points that had previously relied on manual patrol to detect the location of ground faults and disconnection accidents in mountainous areas, etc. Become. In addition to electric power companies, transmission / distribution line current / voltage measurement systems incorporating the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measurement device of the present invention are also used for small-scale power systems such as general companies and factories having power generation facilities and transmission / distribution lines. Can be applied, a network based on abundant transmission line information can be constructed, and efficient power system operation and energy saving can be achieved. In addition, this transmission and distribution line current / voltage measurement system combines the information network used for it with the wireless network of mobile phones and satellite communications, and uses similar capital investment in areas and foreign countries where wired facilities are not provided. Service can be provided. In the figure, reference numeral 98 denotes an arm attached to a support base that supports the arrester device.

【0037】次に、本実施形態のアレスタ型送配電線電
流電圧計測装置10の動作について説明すると、まず、
送配電線の所望の計測位置に対応する部分に例えば地上
に設置した支持架台に下端側を固定させてアレスタ装置
14を設置させる。このとき、電線保持用取り付け金具
16によりアレスタ装置の上端側を横方向に張架された
電線に固定させる。この場合、駆動用ネジ部材106に
よりクランプ片を締めつけると針電極86が電線の被覆
を刺し貫いて内部の心線に当たり、電気的に導通して、
これに接続されたリード線88を介して電線電圧が直接
に高電圧用抵抗素子50に印加される。
Next, the operation of the arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus 10 of this embodiment will be described.
The arrestor device 14 is installed at a portion corresponding to a desired measurement position of the transmission and distribution line, for example, by fixing the lower end side to a support base installed on the ground. At this time, the upper end side of the arrester device is fixed to the wire stretched laterally by the wire holding fitting 16. In this case, when the clamp piece is tightened by the driving screw member 106, the needle electrode 86 penetrates through the coating of the electric wire, hits the inner core wire, and is electrically conducted.
The electric wire voltage is directly applied to the high-voltage resistance element 50 via the lead wire 88 connected thereto.

【0038】次に、アレスタ装置の上端において固定さ
れた取り付け金具16に取り付けられた電流計測装置1
2の2つ割れ開閉本体を電線に装着する。この際、送配
電線は活線状態のまま、ケース18の電線挟持部30A
を一旦開状態として、その貫通孔30Cに送配電線を沿
わせた後に、電線挟持部30Aの下部を押し上げて、開
閉端部を閉じ、フック体34、バックル片36等の着脱
操作部を介して電線挟持部30Aを閉鎖固着させ、ケー
ス18を送配電線に装着する。
Next, the current measuring device 1 attached to the mounting bracket 16 fixed at the upper end of the arrester device
Attach the 2 split open / close body to the electric wire. At this time, the transmission / distribution line is kept in a live state, and the electric wire holding portion 30A of the case 18 is held.
Is once opened, the transmission and distribution line is made to pass along the through-hole 30C, and then the lower part of the electric wire holding portion 30A is pushed up to close the open / close end, and through the attaching / detaching operation portion such as the hook body 34 and the buckle piece 36. Then, the electric wire holding portion 30A is closed and fixed, and the case 18 is attached to the power transmission and distribution line.

【0039】電流計測装置12を送配電線1に装着する
と、電流センサ20あるいは必要に応じて温度センサで
それぞれ検知し補正回路により補正された検知出力が光
変調回路42に供給される。このとき、送配電線1に電
圧および電流がある状態では、電源部22の電圧検出体
38および電流検出体24により送配電線1の電圧およ
び電流をそれぞれ検出して、その検出出力を定電圧化回
路26に順次供給する。これにより、定電圧化回路26
では、電圧検出体38および電流検出体24からの検出
出力を合成して安定化した電力を光変調回路42に供給
する。
When the current measuring device 12 is mounted on the power transmission and distribution line 1, the detection output detected by the current sensor 20 or the temperature sensor as necessary and corrected by the correction circuit is supplied to the optical modulation circuit 42. At this time, in a state where there is a voltage and a current in the transmission and distribution line 1, the voltage and current of the transmission and distribution line 1 are detected by the voltage detector 38 and the current detector 24 of the power supply unit 22, respectively, and the detected output is a constant voltage. To the conversion circuit 26 sequentially. Thereby, the constant voltage conversion circuit 26
Then, the detected outputs from the voltage detector 38 and the current detector 24 are combined and the stabilized power is supplied to the optical modulation circuit 42.

【0040】次に、電力供給を受けたLED変調回路等
からなる光変調回路42では、電流センサ20からの検
知結果を処理して信号線44を介して例えば光強度変調
方式で変調をかけた信号をアレスタ装置に配置された発
光素子46に供給し、この結果、送配電線の電流情報を
含む信号が光信号に変換されて高輝度LED等の発光素
子から出力され、碍子48内の伝送路52を介して伝送
される。そして、この光信号はフォトトランジスタ等の
受光素子90で受光され、電気信号として電流出力線9
2を介して外部に伝送され、信号処理などが行なわれて
送配電線の電流が測定される。
Next, in the light modulation circuit 42 comprising an LED modulation circuit or the like which has been supplied with power, the detection result from the current sensor 20 is processed and modulated via the signal line 44 by, for example, a light intensity modulation method. The signal is supplied to the light emitting element 46 arranged in the arrester device. As a result, a signal including current information of the transmission and distribution line is converted into an optical signal and output from a light emitting element such as a high-brightness LED. It is transmitted via the path 52. This optical signal is received by a light receiving element 90 such as a phototransistor, and is converted into an electric signal by the current output line 9.
The signal is transmitted to the outside via the second line 2 and subjected to signal processing and the like, and the current of the transmission and distribution line is measured.

【0041】一方、通常の状態では電線電圧は高電圧用
抵抗素子50により遮断されて、わずかな微弱電流しか
流れていない。したがって、送配電線の電圧に対してア
レスタ装置側を遮断し、絶縁を保護している。これに対
し、雷サージが生じると、大電圧がこの高電圧用抵抗素
子50に加わり、その電圧はアース線74から大地に放
電される。さらに、分圧リード線63とアース間の電圧
を測定して高電圧用抵抗素子と直列に接続された電圧セ
ンサ用素子56aの上下面の電圧を測定することにより
高電圧用抵抗素子50と、電圧センサ用素子56aとの
抵抗の値によって定まる電圧比から送配電線の電圧が測
定される。なお、高電圧用抵抗素子50と電圧センサ用
素子56aからなる電圧センサ56の素子の抵抗値を種
々設定してそれらの電圧降下に対応した所望の変圧比が
得られる。
On the other hand, in a normal state, the electric wire voltage is cut off by the high-voltage resistance element 50, and only a slight weak current flows. Therefore, the arrester device side is shut off with respect to the voltage of the transmission and distribution line, thereby protecting the insulation. On the other hand, when a lightning surge occurs, a large voltage is applied to the high-voltage resistance element 50, and the voltage is discharged from the ground wire 74 to the ground. Further, by measuring the voltage between the voltage dividing lead wire 63 and the ground and measuring the voltage on the upper and lower surfaces of the voltage sensor element 56a connected in series with the high voltage resistance element, the high voltage resistance element 50; The voltage of the transmission and distribution line is measured from the voltage ratio determined by the value of the resistance with the voltage sensor element 56a. In addition, by setting various resistance values of the elements of the voltage sensor 56 including the high-voltage resistance element 50 and the voltage sensor element 56a, a desired transformation ratio corresponding to the voltage drop can be obtained.

【0042】一方、送配電線において異常が発生して、
その電圧または電流のいずれか一方が停止した場合、た
とえば、地絡事故などが発生して電圧が零となった場合
に、電源部22では、送配電線からの電圧が零となって
電圧検出体38からの定電圧化回路26への検出出力が
停止する。
On the other hand, when an abnormality occurs in the transmission and distribution line,
When either the voltage or the current is stopped, for example, when a ground fault or the like occurs and the voltage becomes zero, the power supply unit 22 detects the voltage from the transmission and distribution line to be zero and detects the voltage. The detection output from the body 38 to the constant voltage circuit 26 is stopped.

【0043】しかし、送配電線に電流が流れているの
で、電源部22の電流検出体24はその電流を検出し
て、定電圧化回路26に供給する。これにより、定電圧
化回路26において電流検出体24からの検出出力を安
定化して、光変調回路に電力供給する。電力供給を受け
た光変調回路42は、電流センサ20からの検知出力を
変調して発光素子46に順次供給し、発光素子46で
は、電流情報を含む光信号を光伝送路52内で伝送し、
受光素子90に出力する。
However, since a current is flowing in the transmission and distribution line, the current detector 24 of the power supply unit 22 detects the current and supplies it to the constant voltage circuit 26. This stabilizes the detection output from the current detector 24 in the constant voltage circuit 26 and supplies power to the light modulation circuit. The light modulation circuit 42 that has received the power supplies modulates the detection output from the current sensor 20 and sequentially supplies the light output to the light emitting element 46. The light emitting element 46 transmits an optical signal containing current information in the optical transmission line 52. ,
Output to the light receiving element 90.

【0044】受光素子90から電流出力線を介して伝送
される電流情報を含む信号は例えば地上側の信号処理・
解析用コンピュータを介して解析される。一方、電圧セ
ンサ56から得られる電圧波形はゼロを計測するから解
析用コンピュータにおいて、例えば管理センタなどで異
常が発生していると判断し、事故の復旧処理を行なう。
A signal including current information transmitted from the light receiving element 90 via the current output line is, for example, a signal processing signal on the ground side.
Analyzed via an analysis computer. On the other hand, since the voltage waveform obtained from the voltage sensor 56 measures zero, the analyzing computer determines that an abnormality has occurred in, for example, a management center and performs an accident recovery process.

【0045】また、送配電線において電流のみが零とな
った場合には、その送配電線に装着された電流計測装置
12では、電流センサ20がその電流が零となったこと
を検知し、また電圧センサ56において通常電圧または
過大電圧を検知すると、それぞれの検知出力を解析用コ
ンピュータ等に供給する。この場合、電源部22では、
送配電線の電流が零となって、電流検出体24から定電
圧化回路26への検出出力が停止する。しかし、送配電
線に電圧がかかっているので、電源部22の電圧検出体
38がその電圧を検出して、定電圧化回路26に供給す
る。これにより、定電圧化回路26において電圧検出体
38からの検出出力を安定化して、光変調回路に電力供
給する。
When only the current in the transmission and distribution line becomes zero, the current sensor 20 detects that the current has become zero in the current measuring device 12 attached to the transmission and distribution line. When a normal voltage or an excessive voltage is detected by the voltage sensor 56, each detected output is supplied to an analysis computer or the like. In this case, the power supply unit 22
The current in the transmission and distribution line becomes zero, and the detection output from the current detector 24 to the constant voltage circuit 26 stops. However, since a voltage is applied to the transmission and distribution line, the voltage detector 38 of the power supply unit 22 detects the voltage and supplies the voltage to the constant voltage circuit 26. This stabilizes the detection output from the voltage detector 38 in the constant voltage circuit 26 and supplies power to the light modulation circuit.

【0046】この結果、電力供給を受けた光変調回路4
2は、電流センサ20からの検知出力を発光素子46に
出力し、この信号のデータを伝送路52、受光素子90
を介して解析装置側で計測する一方、電圧センサ56で
は、通常電圧時にはそれを検出して解析装置で計測する
とともに、異常高電圧時には、高電圧用抵抗素子の電気
抵抗が急激に小さくなって大地側に放電する。これによ
り、計測結果を解析して電流波形が零になっていること
を検出すると、その送配電線に異常が発生したと判断さ
れる。
As a result, the optical modulation circuit 4 receiving the power supply
2 outputs the detection output from the current sensor 20 to the light emitting element 46 and transmits the data of this signal to the transmission line 52 and the light receiving element 90.
On the other hand, the voltage sensor 56 detects the voltage during normal voltage and measures the voltage with the analyzer, and when the voltage is abnormally high, the electrical resistance of the high-voltage resistance element rapidly decreases. Discharges to ground. Thus, when the measurement result is analyzed to detect that the current waveform is zero, it is determined that an abnormality has occurred in the transmission and distribution line.

【0047】また、雷サージ等が発生して異常電圧が高
電圧抵抗素子に加わり、発熱して周辺の空気が膨張した
場合には、その空気圧で弾性気密用キャップを吹き飛ば
し、電圧用リード線88を離脱させて遮断し、少なくと
もアレスタ装置全体の焼損、破壊を防止する。
When an abnormal voltage is applied to the high-voltage resistance element due to a lightning surge or the like and heat is generated and the surrounding air expands, the elastic pressure-tight cap is blown off by the air pressure, and the voltage lead wire 88 is used. The arrestor device is prevented from being burned or broken at least by separating the arrestor device.

【0048】以上のように本実施形態のアレスタ型送配
電線電流電圧計測装置によれば、アレスタ装置の高電圧
用抵抗素子と電圧センサ用素子とを直列に接続させてそ
れぞれの抵抗値によって定まる電圧に分圧させ、送配電
線の電圧を直接に高電圧用抵抗素子に加えてその高抵抗
により微弱電流とし、送配電線側から完全に遮断して絶
縁を保護するとともに、後段側の電圧センサ用素子の両
端電圧を測定することにより電圧比から送配電線の電圧
を測定することができる。さらに、送配電線に対して着
脱可能な電流計測装置を用い、電流情報を光伝送手段を
介して碍子内を光信号伝送し、精密な電流情報を検出す
ることが可能となる。よって、ステーションポスト型の
小型の汎用碍子などを用いて、低コストで製造でき、か
つ、従来の計器用電圧器或いは計器用変流器を不要とし
て設備コストの大幅な低減を達成することが可能とな
る。
As described above, according to the arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus of the present embodiment, the high-voltage resistance element and the voltage sensor element of the arrester apparatus are connected in series and determined by the respective resistance values. The voltage of the transmission / distribution line is directly applied to the high-voltage resistance element to generate a weak current due to the high resistance. By measuring the voltage across the sensor element, the voltage of the transmission and distribution line can be measured from the voltage ratio. Furthermore, by using a current measuring device that can be attached to and detached from the transmission and distribution lines, current information can be transmitted as an optical signal through the optical transmission means through the insulator, and precise current information can be detected. Therefore, it can be manufactured at low cost by using a small general-purpose insulator such as a station post type, and it is possible to achieve a significant reduction in equipment costs by eliminating the need for a conventional instrument voltage transformer or current transformer. Becomes

【0049】以上、本発明に係るアレスタ型送配電線電
流電圧計測装置の一実施形態について説明したが、本発
明は上記実施形態にのみ限定されるものではなく、特許
請求の範囲に記載された発明の本質を逸脱しない範囲に
おいての任意の改変は、もちろん本発明に含まれる。た
とえば、上記実施形態では、電圧検出体38として2枚
の導体板を同心円筒状に形成した非接地キャパシタを適
用したが、本発明においては、非接地キャパシタとして
平行平板状あるいは電荷を蓄える任意構成の誘電体との
組み合わせ構造としてもよい。
The embodiment of the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but is described in the claims. Any modifications without departing from the essence of the invention are included in the present invention. For example, in the above embodiment, a non-grounded capacitor in which two conductor plates are formed in a concentric cylindrical shape is applied as the voltage detector 38, but in the present invention, the non-grounded capacitor has a parallel plate shape or an arbitrary configuration for storing electric charges. May be used in combination with a dielectric material.

【0050】また、上記実施形態では、電流センサ20
として送配電線の両側に対向して配置される2個のコイ
ルを適用したが、本発明においては、コイルを1個ある
いはそれ以上の個数配置するようにしてもよい。さら
に、上記実施形態では、円柱状の電線挟持部30Aと矩
形箱体状の回路収納部30Bとにより形成されたケース
18を適用した場合を例に挙げて説明したが、本発明に
おいては、ケースの形状は任意の形状でよく、各センサ
および回路を有効に配置および収納して、かつ送配電線
に着脱自在に形成されているものであればよい。また、
アレスタ装置と電流計測装置は、一体的な構成とせずと
も別体としてそれぞれ電線に対して装着し、光変調信号
供給用の信号線を発光素子に接続させて適用してもよ
い。
In the above embodiment, the current sensor 20
Although two coils disposed opposite to each other on both sides of the transmission and distribution line are applied, one or more coils may be disposed in the present invention. Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the case 18 formed by the cylindrical electric wire holding portion 30A and the rectangular box-shaped circuit housing portion 30B is applied has been described as an example. May be any shape as long as the sensors and circuits are effectively arranged and stored, and are detachably formed on the transmission and distribution line. Also,
The arrester device and the current measuring device may be applied separately to the electric wires without connecting them to each other, and connected to a light emitting element with a signal line for supplying an optical modulation signal.

【0051】[0051]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明のアレスタ
型送配電線電流電圧計測装置によれば送配電線に着脱可
能に装着されその送配電線の電流を検知する電流センサ
を含む電流計測装置と、電流計測装置に近接配置され、
送配電線の電圧を直接に受けて碍子に内蔵した高電圧用
抵抗素子を介してアレスタ機能を行なうとともに送配電
線の電圧検出を行う電圧センサを有するアレスタ装置
と、を備え、送配電線の検知電流信号を光信号に変換す
る光信号変換手段を有するとともに、アレスタ装置の碍
子内には光信号変換手段により変換されて光伝送させる
光伝送路が設けられ、光伝送される光信号を入力して送
配電線の電流情報を電気信号に変換する受光手段を備え
てなる構成とすることにより、アレスタ装置の高電圧用
抵抗素子により、電圧センサ用素子と協働して雷サージ
等の異常高電圧の避雷器及、電圧センサとして安定して
機能するとともに、送配電線に着脱可能に取り付け得る
電流計測装置と、光信号変換手段と、碍子内に設けた光
伝送路を介して受光手段により送配電線の電流を計測で
きるので、絶縁保護のための碍子を小型化できるととも
に、従来の計器用変圧器あるいは計器用変流器に代替し
てこれらを不要とし、しかも低コストにより装置製造を
行なうことができ、設備コストの低減を実現し得る。
As described above, according to the arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus of the present invention, the current measurement including the current sensor which is detachably mounted on the transmission / distribution line and detects the current of the transmission / distribution line. The device and the current measurement device
An arrester device having a voltage sensor that directly receives the voltage of the transmission and distribution line and performs an arrester function via a high-voltage resistance element built into the insulator and detects the voltage of the transmission and distribution line; An optical signal conversion means for converting the detected current signal into an optical signal is provided, and an optical transmission line is provided in the insulator of the arrester device for optical transmission by being converted by the optical signal conversion means. And a light receiving means for converting the current information of the transmission and distribution line into an electric signal, so that the high voltage resistance element of the arrester device cooperates with the voltage sensor element to detect abnormalities such as lightning surges. It functions stably as a high-voltage lightning arrester and voltage sensor, and can be attached to and detached from power transmission and distribution lines using current measurement equipment, optical signal conversion means, and light reception via an optical transmission line provided in an insulator. Since the current of the transmission and distribution lines can be measured by the steps, the insulator for insulation protection can be reduced in size, and these can be replaced with a conventional instrument transformer or current transformer, eliminating the need for them, and at low cost. Manufacturing can be performed, and reduction in equipment cost can be realized.

【0052】また、光伝送路は碍子内に配置された高電
圧用抵抗素子を貫通して設けられた伝送路用孔であるこ
ととすることにより、送配電線電圧の遮断を行なう高電
圧用抵抗素子自体に伝送路を形成して外乱の影響や電磁
ノイズの影響を受けずに送配電線の電流計測を確実に行
なえるとともに、省スペース化を達成し、その結果、碍
子全体の小型化、低コスト化を実現し得る。
Also, the optical transmission line is a transmission line hole provided through a high voltage resistance element disposed in the insulator, so that the transmission line voltage can be cut off. By forming a transmission path in the resistance element itself, it is possible to reliably measure the current of transmission and distribution lines without being affected by disturbances or electromagnetic noise, and achieve space savings, resulting in a smaller insulator as a whole. And cost reduction can be realized.

【0053】また、送配電線に高電圧が加わった際に内
部の高電圧用抵抗素子が発熱して生じる膨張空気圧を放
圧させる放圧手段が設けられてなる構成とすることによ
り、雷サージ等により高価なアレスタ装置全体が破壊さ
れるのを防止し、機器の損傷を防止し得る。
Further, by providing a pressure releasing means for releasing the expansion air pressure generated by the internal high voltage resistance element generating heat when a high voltage is applied to the transmission / distribution line, lightning surge Thus, it is possible to prevent the entire expensive arrester device from being destroyed, and to prevent damage to the equipment.

【0054】また、放圧手段は、高電圧用抵抗素子を内
蔵した碍子の一端側に被嵌され碍子内部の高空気圧によ
って碍子から離脱する係止部材を含む構成とすることに
より、碍子内部の膨張空気圧により容易に離脱して、機
器の保護の実効を確保し得る。
Further, the pressure releasing means includes a locking member which is fitted to one end side of the insulator having a built-in high-voltage resistance element and is detached from the insulator by a high air pressure inside the insulator, so that the inside of the insulator is provided. It can be easily detached by the inflated air pressure to ensure the protection of the device.

【0055】また、この係止部材は、高電圧用抵抗素子
を内蔵した碍子の一端側に被嵌された弾性気密用キャッ
プであることとすることにより、特に、該弾性気密用キ
ャップを貫通して送配電線と高電圧用抵抗素子とを導通
させるリード線を配置させることができ、放圧による離
脱と、碍子内部の気密保持ならびにリード線の位置決め
を同時に行える。また、極めて簡単な構成と、低廉な素
材で形成でき、低コストに資する。
Further, the locking member is an elastic hermetic cap fitted to one end of an insulator having a built-in high-voltage resistance element, and in particular, penetrates the elastic hermetic cap. Therefore, a lead wire for conducting the transmission / distribution line and the high-voltage resistance element can be arranged, so that separation by pressure release, airtight maintenance inside the insulator, and positioning of the lead wire can be performed simultaneously. Further, it can be formed with an extremely simple configuration and inexpensive materials, contributing to low cost.

【0056】また、上記したアレスタ型送配電線電流電
圧計測装置を送配電線の任意の位置の複数箇所に設置さ
せ、さらに、アレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置によ
り計測される電圧、電流データを伝送路を介して受信し
解析する解析用コンピュータを備えた構成とすることに
より、地上に設置した監視センタあるいは基地局内のコ
ンピュータ等にデータを取り込んで通信ネットワークを
介して広域の送配電線情報を監視、管理できる。
Further, the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device is installed at a plurality of arbitrary positions on the transmission / distribution line, and further, the voltage and current data measured by the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device are measured. Is equipped with an analysis computer that receives and analyzes data over a transmission line, and takes in data to a monitoring center installed on the ground or a computer in a base station and transmits information on wide-area transmission and distribution lines via a communication network. Can be monitored and managed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施形態に係るアレスタ型送配電線
電流電圧計測装置のアレスタ装置は縦断面で示した拡大
構成説明図である。
FIG. 1 is an enlarged configuration explanatory view showing a vertical section of an arrester device of an arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】図1の実施形態によるアレスタ型送配電線電流
電圧計測装置を右側面側から見た装置の一部省略要部拡
大説明図である。
FIG. 2 is an enlarged explanatory view of a main part of the arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to the embodiment of FIG.

【図3】図1の実施形態の電流計測装置の要部斜視説明
図である。
FIG. 3 is an explanatory perspective view of a main part of the current measuring device according to the embodiment of FIG. 1;

【図4】(a)は、図1の実施形態による電流計測装置
に適用された電流センサの一例の原理図である。(b)
は図2のX−X線要部断面図である。
FIG. 4A is a principle diagram of an example of a current sensor applied to the current measuring device according to the embodiment of FIG. 1; (B)
FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a main part of the line XX in FIG. 2.

【図5】図1の実施形態による電流計測装置に適用され
た電源部の主要部を示す図であり、(a)は側面図、
(b)は図2のY−Y線要部断面図である。
5A and 5B are diagrams showing a main part of a power supply unit applied to the current measuring device according to the embodiment of FIG. 1, wherein FIG.
FIG. 3B is a sectional view of a main part taken along line YY of FIG. 2.

【図6】図1の実施形態によるアレスタ型送配電線電流
電圧計測装置の回路ブロック図である。
FIG. 6 is a circuit block diagram of an arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to the embodiment of FIG. 1;

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

10 アレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置 12 電流計測装置 14 アレスタ装置 20 電流センサ 22 電源部 24 電流検出体 28 光信号変換部 42 光変調回路 46 発光素子 48 碍子 50 高電圧用抵抗素子 52 伝送路 54 貫通穴 56 電圧センサ 56a 電圧センサ用素子 86 針電極 88 リード線 90 受光素子 94 弾性気密用キャップ DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Arrester type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device 12 Current measuring device 14 Arrester device 20 Current sensor 22 Power supply unit 24 Current detector 28 Optical signal conversion unit 42 Optical modulation circuit 46 Light emitting element 48 Insulator 50 High voltage resistance element 52 Transmission line 54 Through-hole 56 Voltage sensor 56a Voltage sensor element 86 Needle electrode 88 Lead wire 90 Light receiving element 94 Cap for elastic sealing

フロントページの続き (72)発明者 松田 豊稔 熊本県熊本市大江2丁目1ー10 (72)発明者 西山 英治 熊本県菊池郡泗水町大字吉富402ー8 (72)発明者 桑波 謙史 熊本県熊本市高橋町27 (72)発明者 栗林 英行 福岡県福岡市南区清水4丁目19番18号 株 式会社キューキ内 (72)発明者 上田 宜行 熊本県熊本市春日8丁目17番31号 光洋電 器工業株式会社内 (72)発明者 早田 茂敏 福岡県福岡市博多区東光2丁目7番25号 株式会社正興電機製作所内 Fターム(参考) 2G025 AA03 AA05 AB01 AC06 2G033 AA01 AB01 AC02 AC06 AD18 AG13 AG14 5G013 AA01 AA04 BA02 CB05 DA12Continued on the front page. (72) Inventor, Tominori Matsuda 2-1-1-10, Oe, Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto (72) Inventor, Eiji Nishiyama 402-8, Yoshitomi, Sashimi-cho, Kikuchi-gun, Kumamoto (72) Inventor, Kenshi Kuwanami, Kumamoto (72) Inventor Hideyuki Kuribayashi 4-19-18 Shimizu, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture Inside of Kuki Co., Ltd. No.Koyo Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. AG13 AG14 5G013 AA01 AA04 BA02 CB05 DA12

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 送配電線に着脱可能に装着されその送配
電線の電流を検知する電流センサを含む電流計測装置
と、 電流計測装置に近接配置され、送配電線の電圧を直接に
受けて碍子に内蔵した高電圧用抵抗素子を介してアレス
タ機能を行なうとともに送配電線の電圧を検出する電圧
センサを有するアレスタ装置と、を備え、 送配電線の検知電流信号を光信号に変換する光信号変換
手段を有するとともに、アレスタ装置の碍子内には光信
号変換手段により変換されて光伝送させる光伝送路が設
けられ、 光伝送される光信号を入力して送配電線の電流情報を電
気信号に変換する受光手段を備えてなるアレスタ型送配
電線電流電圧計測装置。
1. A current measuring device including a current sensor detachably mounted on a transmission / distribution line and detecting a current of the transmission / distribution line, and a current measuring device disposed in proximity to the current measuring device to directly receive a voltage of the transmission / distribution line. An arrester device that performs an arrester function via a high-voltage resistance element built into the insulator and has a voltage sensor that detects a voltage of a transmission / distribution line; and an optical device that converts a detection current signal of the transmission / distribution line into an optical signal. In addition to having a signal conversion means, an optical transmission path for transmitting light after being converted by the optical signal conversion means is provided in the insulator of the arrester device. An arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device comprising a light receiving means for converting a signal.
【請求項2】 光伝送路は碍子内に配置された高電圧用
抵抗素子を貫通して設けられた伝送路用孔である請求項
1記載のアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置。
2. The arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the optical transmission path is a transmission path hole provided through a high-voltage resistance element disposed in the insulator.
【請求項3】 送配電線に高電圧が加わった際に内部の
高電圧用抵抗素子が発熱して生じる膨張空気圧を放圧さ
せる放圧手段が設けられてなる請求項1または2記載の
アレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置。
3. The arrester according to claim 1, further comprising a pressure-release means for releasing the expansion air pressure generated by the internal high-voltage resistance element generating heat when a high voltage is applied to the transmission / distribution line. Type transmission and distribution line current and voltage measurement device.
【請求項4】 放圧手段は、高電圧用抵抗素子を内蔵し
た碍子の一端側に被嵌され碍子内部の高空気圧によって
碍子から離脱する係止部材を含む請求項3記載のアレス
タ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置。
4. The arrester-type delivery system according to claim 3, wherein the pressure releasing means includes a locking member fitted to one end of the insulator containing the high-voltage resistance element and detached from the insulator by high air pressure inside the insulator. Wire current and voltage measurement device.
【請求項5】 係止部材は、高電圧用抵抗素子を内蔵し
た碍子の一端側に被嵌された弾性気密用キャップである
請求項4記載のアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置。
5. The arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the locking member is an elastic airtight cap fitted to one end of an insulator having a built-in high-voltage resistance element.
【請求項6】 請求項1ないし請求項5のいずれかに記
載のアレスタ型送配電線電流電圧計測装置を送配電線の
任意の位置の複数箇所に設置させ、さらに、アレスタ型
送配電線電流電圧計測装置により計測される電圧、電流
データを伝送路を介して受信し解析する解析用コンピュ
ータを備えたことを特徴とする送配電線電流電圧計測シ
ステム。
6. The arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the arrester-type transmission / distribution line current / voltage measuring device is installed at a plurality of arbitrary positions on the transmission / distribution line. A transmission / distribution line current / voltage measurement system, comprising: an analysis computer that receives and analyzes voltage and current data measured by a voltage measurement device via a transmission line.
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