JP2008003055A - Watt-hour meter control device and watt-hour meter - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a watt-hour meter control device capable of implementing control technique adopting effective power and reactive power as the two axes, even when the phase correction of watt-hour meters loading no reactive power meter is performed about 10 times, and shortening the control processing time of watt-hour meters. <P>SOLUTION: The watt-hour meter control device is equipped with a correction computing section 12 computing corrective amount of the phase in watt-hour meter 3 from the reactive power output simulatively from and the effective power measured by the watt-hour meter 3 under test and the true effective power and reactive power measured by a master meter 2 and establishes coefficients b of all-pass filters 35 to 40 composing the watt-hour meter 3 depending on corrective amount computed from the correction computing section 12. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a watt-hour meter adjusting device that adjusts the phase shift and amplitude of voltage and current in a watt-hour meter, and a watt-hour meter that is adjusted by the watt-hour meter adjusting device and measures active power.

In a conventional electronic watt-hour meter, when active power and reactive power can be measured at the same time, the active power and reactive power on a plane having two axes of active power and reactive power are represented by a master meter (master meter). The meter is a reference meter that can accurately measure the active power and reactive power), so that the phase and amplitude can be corrected simultaneously so that the coordinates are the same as the true active power and reactive power measured by the meter. Therefore, the adjustment time is shortened.
At this time, even if the phase correction is about 10 degrees, the correction can be performed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Here, the phase adjustment in the case of measuring only the active power amount is performed as follows.
First, the power meter to be adjusted is connected to the power adjustment power source, and the master meter is connected to the power adjustment power source. The power adjustment power supply is a device that supplies active power to be measured to a watt hour meter and a master meter to be adjusted.
The power factor of the power source for power adjustment is set to 1.0, the active power to be measured is supplied to the watt hour meter and master meter to be adjusted, and the watt hour meter and master meter to be adjusted measure the active power.
This compares the active power measured by the watt-hour meter to be adjusted and the master meter with the threshold value, and outputs a pulse at intervals according to the comparison result of the power and the threshold value. Compare the pulses output from the watt-hour meter and master meter.
Then, the watt-hour meter adjusting device outputs the pulses so that the number of pulses output from the watt-hour meter to be adjusted matches the number of pulses output from the master meter. Adjust the threshold to be used.

Next, the power factor of the power adjustment power source is set to 0.5, the active power to be measured is supplied to the watt hour meter and the master meter to be adjusted, and the watt hour meter and the master meter to be adjusted measure the active power. .
This compares the active power measured by the watt-hour meter to be adjusted and the master meter with the threshold value, and outputs a pulse at intervals according to the comparison result of the power and the threshold value. Compare the pulses output from the watt-hour meter and master meter.
Then, the watt-hour meter adjustment device adjusts the phase difference between the voltage and the current so that the number of pulses output from the watt-hour meter to be adjusted matches the number of pulses output from the master meter.

The watt-hour meter adjusting device repeatedly executes the above-described adjustment processing until the error in the number of pulses output from the watt-hour meter to be adjusted with respect to the pulses output from the master meter falls within a desired error.
According to the adjustment method by the watt-hour meter adjusting device, when the phase correction amount is small, the number of times the adjustment process is repeatedly executed can be suppressed. For example, when a phase correction amount of about 10 degrees is required. The number of times the adjustment process is repeatedly executed increases, and it takes a long time for the adjustment value to settle to the true value.

In addition to the above adjustment method, the following adjustment method can be considered.
That is, if the power factor of the power adjustment power source is 0.0, the active power supplied to the power meter or the like to be adjusted matches the reactive power when the power factor is 1.0. By switching the power factor between 1.0 and 0.0, the watt hour meter or the like to be adjusted measures active power and reactive power in order.
And it is possible to adjust the phase and amplitude at the same time with the active power and reactive power measured by the watt-hour meter to be adjusted as two axes. However, in this adjustment method, the power adjustment power supply switches the power factor. Every time, the phase and amplitude do not always have the same value, and in many cases they become different values. The watt-hour meter to be adjusted cannot be adjusted accurately.

Therefore, in the method of adjusting the phase and amplitude simultaneously with active power and reactive power as two axes, for example, even for a watt-hour meter that needs to measure only the active power for home use, the reactive power that is not required during measurement is measured. A reactive power meter is required.
Even when the phase correction is performed about 10 degrees, an adjustment method with two axes of active power and reactive power is required, and adjustment cannot be performed only with active power. Therefore, reactive power that is not required during measurement is measured. A reactive power meter is required.

International Publication No. 2003-060531 (pages 24 to 25, FIG. 15)

  Since the conventional watt-hour meter adjustment apparatus is configured as described above, the watt-hour meter adjustment process can be performed even when the phase correction is performed about 10 degrees by using an adjustment method having two axes of active power and reactive power. Although the time can be shortened, in order to execute the adjustment method using active power and reactive power as two axes, there is a problem that it is necessary to mount a reactive power meter that is not required at the time of measurement on the watt hour meter.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems. Even when the phase correction of a watt hour meter not equipped with a reactive power meter is performed about 10 degrees, the active power and the reactive power are set to two axes. An object of the present invention is to obtain an watt-hour meter adjusting device that executes the adjustment method and can shorten the adjustment processing time of the watt-hour meter.
Another object of the present invention is to obtain a watt-hour meter that can accept adjustment of phase correction of about 10 degrees without mounting a reactive power meter.

  The watt-hour meter adjusting device according to the present invention comprises the active power measured by the watt-hour meter to be adjusted and the pseudo-reactive reactive power, and the true-value active power and reactive power measured by the master meter. A correction amount calculation means for calculating the phase correction amount in the watt-hour meter is provided, and the coefficient of the all-pass filter constituting the watt-hour meter is set according to the correction amount calculated by the correction amount calculation means. It is.

  The watt hour meter according to the present invention corrects the phase of the voltage detected by the voltage detecting means by the voltage all-pass filter in which the coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the watt hour meter adjusting device, and the watt hour meter An all-pass filter for current in which a coefficient corresponding to the amount of phase correction is set by the adjustment device corrects the phase of the current detected by the current detection means.

  According to this invention, the phase in the watt hour meter is calculated from the active power measured by the watt hour meter to be adjusted and the pseudo-reactive reactive power, and the true active power and reactive power measured by the master meter. Since the correction amount calculation means for calculating the correction amount of the watt hour meter is provided according to the correction amount calculated by the correction amount calculation means, the reactive power meter is set. Even when the phase correction of a watt-hour meter not equipped with a power meter is performed about 10 degrees, an adjustment method with two axes of active power and reactive power can be executed to shorten the adjustment processing time of the watt-hour meter There is.

  According to the present invention, the voltage all-pass filter in which the coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the watt-hour adjusting device corrects the phase of the voltage detected by the voltage detecting means, and the watt-hour adjusting device Since the current all-pass filter in which the coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set is configured to correct the phase of the current detected by the current detection means, it is about 10 degrees without mounting a reactive power meter. There is an effect that the adjustment of the phase correction can be accepted.

Embodiment 1 FIG.
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a watt-hour meter adjusting apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. In the figure, a power adjustment power source 1 is used to adjust active power and reactive power when adjusting a watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted. Supplied to the master meter 2 and the watt hour meter 3.
The master meter 2 is a reference meter capable of accurately measuring active power and reactive power, and measures active power and reactive power supplied from the power adjustment power source 1.
The watt-hour meter 3 is configured using a primary all-pass filter that corrects the phase of voltage and current, measures the effective power supplied from the power adjustment power supply 1, outputs the effective power, and Effective power is output as reactive power in a pseudo manner.
The watt-hour meter adjusting device 4 uses the active power measured by the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted and the reactive power pseudo-output, and the true active power and reactive power measured by the master meter 2 to calculate the power. While setting the coefficient of the all pass filter which comprises the meter 3, the threshold value used when the watt-hour meter 3 outputs a pulse is set.

The power acquisition unit 11 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 acquires the active power and the reactive power from the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted, and performs the process of acquiring the true value active power and the reactive power from the master meter 2. The power acquisition unit 11 constitutes a power acquisition unit.
The correction amount calculation unit 12 of the watt-hour meter adjustment device 4 performs a process of calculating the phase correction amount in the watt-hour meter 3 from the active power and reactive power acquired by the power acquisition unit 11. The correction amount calculation unit 12 constitutes a correction amount calculation unit.
The coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4 performs a process of setting the coefficient of the all-pass filter constituting the watt-hour meter 3 according to the correction amount calculated by the correction amount calculation unit 12. The coefficient setting unit 13 constitutes a coefficient setting unit.

The correction coefficient calculation unit 14 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 calculates a correction coefficient for amplitude correction in the watt-hour meter 3 from the active power and reactive power acquired by the power acquisition unit 11. In addition, processing for calculating a correction coefficient for B-phase and C-phase balance correction is performed using the correction coefficient for A-phase amplitude correction and the correction coefficient for B-phase or C-phase amplitude correction. The correction coefficient calculation unit 14 constitutes a correction coefficient calculation unit.
The threshold value setting unit 15 of the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4 performs a process of setting a threshold value used when the watt-hour meter 3 outputs a pulse according to the correction coefficient calculated by the correction coefficient calculation unit 14. The threshold setting unit 15 constitutes a threshold setting means.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the watt-hour meter according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. In the figure, the A-phase voltage detector 21 performs processing for detecting the A-phase voltage applied to the power adjustment power source 1. carry out.
The B-phase voltage detection unit 22 performs a process of detecting a B-phase voltage applied to the power adjustment power supply 1.
The C-phase voltage detection unit 23 performs a process of detecting a C-phase voltage applied to the power adjustment power source 1.
The A / D converters 24 to 26 are successive approximation type or ΔΣ type A / D converters, and the voltages detected by the A phase voltage detection unit 21, the B phase voltage detection unit 22, or the C phase voltage detection unit 23 are detected. Analog / digital conversion is performed and a digital voltage signal is output.
The A phase voltage detection unit 21, the B phase voltage detection unit 22, the C phase voltage detection unit 23, and the A / D converters 24 to 26 constitute voltage detection means.

The A-phase current detection unit 27 performs a process of detecting the A-phase current output from the power adjustment power supply 1.
The B-phase current detection unit 28 performs processing for detecting the B-phase current output from the power adjustment power supply 1.
The C-phase current detection unit 29 performs a process of detecting a C-phase current output from the power adjustment power supply 1.
The A / D converters 30 to 32 are successive approximation type or ΔΣ type A / D converters, and the current detected by the A phase current detection unit 27, the B phase current detection unit 28, or the C phase current detection unit 29 is detected. Analog / digital conversion is performed and a digital current signal is output.
The A-phase current detection unit 27, the B-phase current detection unit 28, the C-phase current detection unit 29, and the A / D converters 30 to 32 constitute current detection means.

The multiplier 33 multiplies the B-phase voltage, which has been analog / digital converted by the A / D converter 25, by the B-phase balance correction coefficient set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4. Thus, the balance correction is performed.
The multiplier 34 multiplies the C-phase voltage that has been analog / digital converted by the A / D converter 26 by the correction coefficient for C-phase balance correction set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4. Thus, the balance correction is performed. The multiplier 33 and the multiplier 34 constitute balance correction means.

In the primary all-pass filter 35, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the A-phase voltage analog / digital converted by the A / D converter 24 is set. This is an all-pass filter for voltage to be corrected.
In the first-order all-pass filter 36, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the B-phase voltage multiplied by the balance correction correction coefficient by the multiplier 33. It is an all-pass filter for voltage that corrects the above.
In the primary all-pass filter 37, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the C-phase voltage multiplied by the balance correction coefficient by the multiplier 34. It is an all-pass filter for voltage that corrects the above.

In the primary all-pass filter 38, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the A-phase current subjected to analog / digital conversion by the A / D converter 30 is set. This is an all-pass filter for current to be corrected.
In the primary all-pass filter 39, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the B-phase current that has been analog / digital converted by the A / D converter 31 is set. This is an all-pass filter for current to be corrected.
In the primary all-pass filter 40, a coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the phase of the C-phase current analog / digital converted by the A / D converter 32 is set. This is an all-pass filter for current to be corrected.

The multiplier 41 multiplies the A-phase voltage whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 35 and the A-phase current whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 38 to calculate the A-phase power. To do.
The multiplier 42 multiplies the B-phase voltage whose phase has been corrected by the primary all-pass filter 36 and the B-phase current whose phase has been corrected by the primary all-pass filter 39 to calculate the B-phase power. To do.
The multiplier 43 multiplies the C-phase voltage whose phase has been corrected by the primary all-pass filter 37 and the C-phase current whose phase has been corrected by the primary all-pass filter 40 to calculate the C-phase power. To do.

The adder 44 performs a process of adding the A-phase power, the B-phase power, and the C-phase power calculated by the multipliers 41 to 43.
The low pass filter 45 is a filter that removes harmonic components contained in the power added by the adder 44.
Note that the low-pass filter 45 may be composed of an A phase, a B phase, and a C phase before the adder 44.
The multipliers 41 to 43, the adder 44, and the low-pass filter 45 constitute power calculation means.
The pulse output processing unit 46 compares the power output from the low-pass filter 45 with the threshold set by the threshold setting unit 15 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and outputs pulses at intervals according to the comparison result of the power and the threshold. Perform the process. The pulse output processing unit 46 constitutes pulse output means.

Next, the operation will be described.
When using the watt-hour meter 3 in FIG. 2 to measure the power of a three-phase four-wire circuit configuration, use the A phase, the B phase, and the C phase, and use a single-phase three-wire system or a three-phase three-wire system. When measuring the power of the circuit configuration of A, the A phase and the C phase are used.
Also, when measuring the power of a single-phase two-wire circuit configuration, phase A is used.

ただし、ｂは電力量計調整装置４により設定される１次オールパスフィルタ３５〜４０の係数である。 First, the principle of phase correction in the watt-hour meter 3 will be described.
The transfer function H (z) of the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 of the watt-hour meter 3 is expressed by the following equation (1).

However, b is a coefficient of the primary all-pass filters 35-40 set by the watt-hour adjusting device 4.

ただし、ｆは周波数（Ｈｚ）、ＴはＡ／Ｄ変換器２４〜２６，３０〜３２のサンプリング周波数Ｆｓ（Ｈｚ）の逆数であるサンプリング周期（ｓｅｃ）、θ（ω）の単位はラジアンである。 The primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 of the watt-hour meter 3 are filters that can change only the phase of voltage or current without changing the amplitude of voltage or current. The phase θ (ω) of the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 is expressed by the following equation (2).

However, f is a frequency (Hz), T is the sampling frequency (sec) which is the reciprocal number of the sampling frequency Fs (Hz) of A / D converter 24-26, 30-32, and the unit of (theta) ((omega)) is a radian. .

In the equation (2), when the phase θ (ω) is given, the coefficient b of the first-order all-pass filters 35 to 40 can be obtained from the following equation (3).

In the above equation, θ is the phase at the rated frequency (50 Hz or 60 Hz), and the phase of the voltage and current is set to π / 2 radians at the rated frequency by the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40, respectively.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between frequency and phase when the voltage and current are π / 2 radians at the rated frequency.
The coefficient b of the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 at this time is set to a coefficient obtained when θ is π / 2 radians in the equation (3).

The watt-hour meter 3 measures in this state when there is no phase shift between the voltage and the current. However, if the current is delayed by α radians with respect to the voltage at the rated frequency, the voltage is compared with the current. The coefficients of the first-order all-pass filters 35 to 40 are calculated so as to be delayed by α radians.
In this case, the coefficient b of the voltage first-order all-pass filters 35 to 37 has a phase of θ = π / 2 + α / 2, and the coefficient b of the current first-order all-pass filters 38 to 40 has a phase of θ = π / 2. -Α / 2 is obtained by substituting into equation (3).
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between active power and reactive power at this time.

On the other hand, when the current advances by α radians with respect to the voltage at the rated frequency, the coefficients of the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 are calculated so that the voltage advances by α radians with respect to the current.
In this case, the coefficient b of the voltage first-order all-pass filters 35 to 37 has a phase of θ = π / 2−α / 2, and the coefficient b of the current first-order all-pass filters 38 to 40 has a phase of θ = π. It is obtained by substituting into equation (3) as / 2 + α / 2.
Therefore, the phase correction can correspond to both the case where the current is advanced with respect to the voltage and the case where the current is delayed.

From the above, if the phase correction amount due to the phase shift between the voltage and current is known, the coefficient b of the first-order all-pass filters 35 to 40 is calculated using the equation (3), so that the phase of the voltage or current is calculated. Can be corrected.
Here, FIG. 9 shows that when the rated frequency is 50 Hz and the sampling frequency of the A / D converters 24 to 26 and 30 to 32 is 2 kHz, the phase of the current is shifted by 1 degree, 5 degrees or 10 degrees with respect to the voltage. It is explanatory drawing which shows the theoretical error of the active electric energy at the time. However, degrees and radians can be converted with 180 degrees = π radians.

In FIG. 9, the horizontal axis represents frequency and the vertical axis represents error.
FIG. 9 shows that when the phase adjustment method of the first embodiment is used, the error is 0% at the rated frequency, and the error is within −0.04% within the range of ± 5% of the rated frequency. Is shown.
Therefore, it can be seen that the present invention can also be applied when a large correction amount of about 10 degrees is required for the phase correction amount.
As described above, an error that forms a mountain shape around the rated frequency is obtained when the phase of voltage and current is referenced to the phase of π / 2 by the primary all-pass filters 35 to 40 at the rated frequency (see FIG. 7).
Although FIG. 9 shows an example where the rated frequency is 50 Hz, the same applies to the case where the rated frequency is 60 Hz.

As described above, the power adjustment power source 1 may change in phase and amplitude when the power factor is changed. However, if the power factor is not changed, the phase and amplitude are almost stable for about several minutes.
Therefore, if active power and reactive power can be measured in order while the phase and amplitude are stable, the amplitude and phase can be corrected simultaneously on a plane having two axes of active power and reactive power. .
Since the active power and reactive power do not change unless the power factor of the power adjustment power supply 1 is switched, the active power is proportional to the active power amount, and the reactive power is proportional to the reactive power amount. A plane with two axes of electric energy may be used, and both are equivalent.

In the equation (3), the coefficient b of the voltage all-pass filters 35 to 37 has a phase of θ = π / 2 + π / 4, and the coefficient b of the current all-pass filters 38 to 40 has a phase of θ = π / 2−. By substituting as π / 4, if the voltage phase is delayed by π / 2 radians with respect to the current phase, the active power measured by the watt-hour meter 3 can be made pseudo reactive power.
FIG. 5 shows the relationship between the frequency and phase when the voltage phase is delayed by π / 2 radians with respect to the current phase, and FIG. 6 shows that the voltage phase is delayed by π / 2 radians with respect to the current phase. It is explanatory drawing which shows that reactive power can be obtained by these.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a phase error with respect to the power supply frequency when the voltage phase is delayed by π / 2 radians with respect to the current phase.
In FIG. 10, the horizontal axis represents frequency and the vertical axis represents phase error.
Since the power adjustment power source 1 does not deviate by more than ± 1 Hz from the rated frequency, it is understood that the phase shift of the reactive power obtained by the above method is −0.01 degrees and can be accommodated with a small phase shift.
With this method, since the active power and the reactive power can be obtained in order without switching the power factor of the power adjustment power source 1, this implementation is possible even with the watt-hour meter 3 capable of measuring only the active power. By applying the first embodiment, the adjustment time can be shortened by simultaneously correcting the amplitude and the phase on a plane having two axes of the active power and the reactive power.

Hereinafter, an example of a specific adjustment method will be described.
The master meter 2 and the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted are connected to the power adjustment power source 1, and the master meter 2 and the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted receive active power and reactive power supplied from the power adjustment power source 1. Weigh.
However, the A phase, B phase, and C phase are unbalanced and the same value of active power and reactive power may not be obtained. In this case, the apparent power of each phase is used as the active power and reactive power. The active power and the reactive power obtained from the power and normalized by the ratio are used.
Since the amplitude and phase are corrected with active power and reactive power as two axes, the power factor of the power adjustment power source 1 may be either 1.0 or 0.5. Other power factors may be used. However, when the master meter 2 outputs a pulse having an interval according to the active power and the reactive power instead of a digital quantity according to the active power and the reactive power, if the power factor is 1.0, the reactive power pulse is generated. Almost no output. Therefore, when outputting pulses at intervals according to active power and reactive power, it is desirable to adjust with a power factor of 0.5 in order to increase the accuracy of the reactive power pulse.

The power acquisition unit 11 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 acquires the active power of the A phase, the B phase, and the C phase measured by the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted, and is simulated by the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted. Is obtained (active power measured by the watt hour meter 3 by delaying the voltage phase by π / 2 radians with respect to the current phase). Hereinafter, the A-phase active power measured by the watt-hour meter 3 is expressed as Wa, and the A-phase reactive power is expressed as vara.
In addition, the power acquisition unit 11 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 acquires the true value active power and reactive power of the A phase, the B phase, and the C phase measured by the master meter 2. Hereinafter, the active power of the A phase measured by the master meter 2 is expressed as Wa0, and the reactive power of the A phase is expressed as vara0.

When the power acquisition unit 11 acquires active power and reactive power, the correction amount calculation unit 12 of the wattmeter adjustment device 4 calculates a phase correction amount in the wattmeter 3 from the active power and reactive power.
For example, phase correction of the A phase is performed so that the coordinates of (Wa, vara) coincide with the coordinates of (Wa0, vara0), which are true values, assuming that the active power and reactive power are two axes. Therefore, the phase correction amount θa is calculated as follows. The correction amounts θb and θc for the B phase and the C phase are calculated in the same manner.

The coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 includes the phase correction amounts θa, θb, and θc when the correction amount calculation unit 12 calculates the phase A, B, and C phase correction amounts θa, θb, and θc. Is used to calculate the coefficient b of the all-pass filters 35 to 40 constituting the watt-hour meter 3.
For example, the coefficient b of the all-pass filter 35 for the A-phase voltage is calculated by substituting the coefficient b of the all-pass filter 35 for the A-phase voltage into the equation (3) with the phase θ = π / 2 + θa / 2.
The coefficient b of the all-pass filter 38 for the A-phase current is calculated by substituting the coefficient b of the all-pass filter 38 for the A-phase current into the equation (3) with the phase θ = π / 2−θa / 2.
When the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 calculates the coefficient b of the A-phase all-pass filters 35 and 38 as described above, the coefficient b is set in the A-phase all-pass filters 35 and 38.
Thereby, the phase correction of the A phase is completed.
The coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 calculates the coefficients b of the B-phase and C-phase all-pass filters 36, 39, 37, and 40 in the same manner as the A-phase all-pass filters 35 and 38. The coefficient b of the all-pass filters 36, 39, 37, and 40 for the phase C and C is set in the same manner as the coefficient b of the all-pass filters 35 and 38 for the A phase. To do.

When the power acquisition unit 11 acquires active power and reactive power, the correction coefficient calculation unit 14 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 calculates a correction coefficient for amplitude correction from the active power and reactive power.
For example, in phase A amplitude correction, assuming that active power and reactive power are two axes, the coordinates of (Wa, vara) are corrected so that the coordinates of (Wa0, vara0) are true values. Therefore, the correction coefficient Aa for amplitude correction is calculated as follows. The B-phase and C-phase correction coefficients Ab and Ac are calculated in the same manner.

  When the correction coefficient calculation unit 14 calculates the correction coefficients Aa, Ab, and Ac for correcting the amplitude of the A phase, the B phase, and the C phase, the correction coefficient Aa for the A phase and the correction coefficient Ab for the B phase are used. A correction coefficient Ab / Aa for B-phase balance correction is calculated. Further, the correction coefficient Ac / Aa for balance correction of the C phase is calculated using the correction coefficient Aa of the A phase and the correction coefficient Ac of the C phase.

When the correction coefficient calculation unit 14 calculates the correction coefficient Aa for correcting the amplitude of the A phase, the threshold setting unit 15 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 outputs a pulse according to the correction coefficient Aa. The process which sets the threshold value used for is implemented.
That is, the threshold value setting unit 15 calculates the pulse threshold value currently set in the pulse output processing unit 46 of the watt hour meter 1 / Amplification is performed by multiplying by Aa.
When the two axes of active power and reactive power are calculated as digital quantities, the watt hour meter 3 is obtained by multiplying the pulse threshold currently set in the pulse output processing unit 46 of the master meter 2 by 1 / Aa. Amplitude correction is performed by setting to the pulse output unit 46.
Thereby, the amplitude correction is completed.

As described above, when the amplitude correction and the phase correction are completed, the watt-hour meter 3 is disconnected from the power adjustment power source 1 and connected to an object for actually measuring power.
The A-phase voltage detection unit 21, the B-phase voltage detection unit 22, and the C-phase voltage detection unit 23 of the watt-hour meter 3 detect the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase voltages when connected to the measurement object.
When the A-phase voltage detection unit 21, the B-phase voltage detection unit 22, and the C-phase voltage detection unit 23 detect the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase voltages, The A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase voltages are converted from analog to digital, and a digital voltage signal is output.

Further, the A-phase current detector 27, the B-phase current detector 28, and the C-phase current detector 29 of the watt-hour meter 3 detect the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase currents.
When the A-phase current detection unit 27, the B-phase current detection unit 28, and the C-phase current detection unit 29 detect the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase currents, Analog / digital conversion of the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase currents is performed to output digital current signals.

When the multiplier 33 of the watt-hour meter 3 receives the B-phase voltage signal from the A / D converter 25, the B-phase voltage set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 as described above. The balance correction is performed by multiplying the B phase voltage signal by the correction coefficient Aa / Ab for balance correction.
Further, when the multiplier 34 of the watt-hour meter 3 receives the C-phase voltage signal from the A / D converter 26, the C set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4 as described above. The balance correction is performed by multiplying the C phase voltage signal by the correction coefficient Aa / Ac for phase balance correction.

As described above, in the primary all-pass filters 35 to 37, the coefficient b corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase are set. Correct the voltage phase.
Further, as described above, in the primary all-pass filters 38 to 40, the coefficient b corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the coefficient setting unit 13 of the watt-hour adjusting device 4, and the A phase, B phase, C Correct the phase of the phase current.

The multiplier 41 multiplies the A-phase voltage whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 35 and the A-phase current whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 38 to calculate the A-phase power.
The multiplier 42 multiplies the B-phase voltage whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 36 and the B-phase current whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 39 to calculate B-phase power.
The multiplier 43 multiplies the C-phase voltage whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 37 and the C-phase current whose phase is corrected by the primary all-pass filter 40 to calculate the C-phase power.

When the multipliers 41 to 43 calculate the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase powers, the adder 44 calculates the sum of the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase powers.
When the adder 44 calculates the sum of the A-phase, B-phase, and C-phase powers, the low-pass filter 45 removes harmonic components included in the power.
As described above, the pulse output processing unit 46 has a threshold value set by the threshold value setting unit 15 of the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4, compares the power output from the low-pass filter 45 with the threshold value, and the power and threshold value. Pulses are output at intervals according to the comparison result.

  As apparent from the above, according to the first embodiment, the active power measured by the watt-hour meter 3 to be adjusted and the reactive power pseudo-output and the true value measured by the master meter 2 are obtained. A correction amount calculation unit 12 that calculates the correction amount of the phase in the watt hour meter 3 from the active power and the reactive power is provided, and the watt hour meter 3 is configured according to the correction amount calculated by the correction amount calculation unit 12. Since the coefficient b of the all-pass filters 35 to 40 is set, the active power and the reactive power are set to two axes even when the phase correction of the watt-hour meter 3 not equipped with the reactive power meter is performed about 10 degrees. There is an effect that the adjustment method can be executed to shorten the adjustment processing time of the watt-hour meter 3.

Further, according to the first embodiment, the correction coefficient calculation unit 14 that calculates the correction coefficient for amplitude correction in the watt hour meter 3 from the active power and reactive power acquired by the power acquisition unit 11 is provided, and the correction coefficient calculation is performed. Since the threshold value used when the watt-hour meter 3 outputs a pulse is set according to the correction coefficient calculated by the unit 14, the amplitude and phase are simultaneously corrected to adjust the watt-hour meter 3. The effect which can shorten time is produced.
Further, according to the first embodiment, the correction coefficient for B-phase or C-phase balance correction is obtained using the correction coefficient for A-phase amplitude correction and the correction coefficient for B-phase or C-phase amplitude correction. Since it was comprised so that it might calculate, there exists an effect which can aim at the high precision of an amplitude.

  According to the present invention, the voltage all-pass filters 35 to 37 for which the coefficient b corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the watt-hour adjusting device 4 correct the phase of the voltage, and the watt-hour adjusting device 4 Since the current all-pass filters 38 to 40 for which the coefficient b corresponding to the correction amount is set to correct the phase of the current, adjustment of the phase correction of about 10 degrees without mounting the reactive power meter There is an effect that can be accepted.

  In addition, according to the first embodiment, the all-pass filters 35 to 40 are configured so that the reference phase is set to π / 2 and the phase of the voltage or current is corrected around the reference phase. The phase error is reduced, and the phase can be highly accurate.

According to the first embodiment, since the threshold corresponding to the correction coefficient for amplitude correction is set by the watt-hour adjusting device 4, there is an effect that the adjustment of amplitude correction can be accepted.
Further, according to the first embodiment, as the B phase or C phase amplitude correction, the B phase or C phase balance correction is performed using the balance correction correction coefficient set by the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4. Since it was comprised so that it might implement, there exists an effect which can aim at the precision improvement of an amplitude.

In the first embodiment, the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4 acquires the active power and the reactive power from the master meter 2 and the watt-hour meter 3, but the watt-hour meter adjusting device 4 The active power amount and reactive power amount measured by the watt-hour meter 3 may be acquired.
In this case, the phase correction amount and the correction coefficient are calculated from the active power amount and the reactive power amount in the same manner as when the phase correction amount and the correction coefficient are calculated from the active power and the reactive power.

It is a block diagram which shows the watt-hour meter adjustment apparatus by Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the watt-hour meter by Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between a frequency and a phase when a voltage and an electric current are (pi) / 2 radians in a rated frequency. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between active power and reactive power. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between a frequency and a phase when the phase of a voltage is delayed by (pi) / 2 radians. It is explanatory drawing which shows that reactive power can be obtained by delaying the phase of a voltage by (pi) / 2 radians. It is explanatory drawing which shows correct | amending the phase of a voltage and an electric current on the basis of (pi) / 2. It is explanatory drawing which shows adjusting the watt-hour meter of adjustment object to the true value of a master meter. It is explanatory drawing which shows the theoretical error of the active electric energy when the phase has shifted | deviated 1 degree, 5 degree | times, or 10 degree | times with respect to the voltage. It is explanatory drawing which shows the phase error with respect to the power supply frequency when the phase of a voltage is delayed by (pi) / 2 radians.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Power supply for electric power adjustment, 2 Master meter, 3 Electric energy meter, 4 Electric energy meter adjustment apparatus, 11 Electric power acquisition part (electric power acquisition means), 12 Correction amount calculation part (correction amount calculation means), 13 Coefficient setting part (Coefficient Setting means), 14 correction coefficient calculation section (correction coefficient calculation means), 15 threshold setting section (threshold setting means), 21 A phase voltage detection section (voltage detection means), 22 B phase voltage detection section (voltage detection means), 23 C phase voltage detector (voltage detector), 24, 25, 26 A / D converter (voltage detector), 27 A phase current detector (current detector), 28 B phase current detector (current detector) ), 29 C-phase current detector (current detector), 30, 31, 32 A / D converter (current detector), 33, 34 Multiplier (balance corrector), 35, 36, 37 Primary all-pass filter (All-pass filter for voltage) , 38, 39, 40 Primary all-pass filter (all-pass filter for current), 41, 42, 43 Multiplier (power calculating means), 44 Adder (power calculating means), 45 Low-pass filter (power calculating means), 46 Pulse output processing unit (pulse output means).

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  The amount of power to be adjusted, which is configured using an all-pass filter that corrects the phase of voltage and current, measures and outputs the active power supplied from the power adjustment power supply, and outputs the active power as pseudo reactive power The active power and reactive power are acquired from the meter, and the power acquisition means for acquiring true active power and reactive power measured by the master meter connected to the power adjustment power source is acquired by the power acquisition means. A correction amount calculating means for calculating a correction amount of a phase in the watt hour meter from the active power and the reactive power, and an allpass constituting the watt hour meter according to the correction amount calculated by the correction amount calculating means A watt-hour meter adjusting device comprising coefficient setting means for setting a coefficient of a filter.   Correction coefficient calculation means for calculating a correction coefficient for amplitude correction in the watt hour meter from active power and reactive power acquired by the power acquisition means, and the watt hour meter according to the correction coefficient calculated by the correction coefficient calculation means The watt-hour meter adjustment device according to claim 1, further comprising a threshold setting unit configured to set a threshold used when outputting a pulse.   The correction coefficient calculating means calculates a correction coefficient for B-phase or C-phase balance correction using a correction coefficient for A-phase amplitude correction and a correction coefficient for B-phase or C-phase amplitude correction. The watt-hour meter adjustment device according to claim 2.   A coefficient corresponding to the phase correction amount is set by the voltage detection means for detecting the voltage, the current detection means for detecting the current, and the watt-hour meter adjusting device, and the phase of the voltage detected by the voltage detection means is corrected. An all-pass filter for voltage, a current all-pass filter for which a coefficient corresponding to a phase correction amount is set by the watt-hour adjusting device, and the phase of the current detected by the current detecting means is corrected; The power calculation means for calculating power by multiplying the voltage whose phase is corrected by the all-pass filter and the current whose phase is corrected by the all-pass filter for current, and the power calculated by the power calculation means and the threshold value are compared. And a watt-hour meter comprising pulse output means for outputting pulses at intervals according to the comparison result of the power and the threshold.   The watt-hour meter according to claim 4, wherein the all-pass filter has a reference phase set to π / 2, and corrects the phase of voltage or current around the reference phase.   6. The watt-hour meter according to claim 4, wherein the pulse output means has a threshold value set in accordance with a correction coefficient for amplitude correction by an watt-hour adjusting device. As the B-phase or C-phase amplitude correction, there is provided a balance correction means for performing B-phase or C-phase balance correction using a correction coefficient for balance correction set by the watt-hour adjusting device. The watt-hour meter according to any one of claims 4 to 6.

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