JP2018189620A - Insulator remaining life measurement device by discharge amount detection of partial discharging, corona discharging, and creeping discharging (hereinafter, referred to as corona discharging) - Google Patents
Insulator remaining life measurement device by discharge amount detection of partial discharging, corona discharging, and creeping discharging (hereinafter, referred to as corona discharging) Download PDFInfo
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本発明は、コロナ放電等から発生する微弱な高周波電流を検知し、電気機器およびケーブルの絶縁物劣化を早期に発見し、電気/電子機器の修理時期や余寿命を予測し、改修することで突然の事故、故障、停電、火災発生および波及事故を未然に防ぐためのコロナ放電等の検知測定装置を提供する。The present invention detects weak high-frequency currents generated from corona discharge, etc., detects the deterioration of insulators in electrical equipment and cables at an early stage, predicts the repair time and remaining life of electrical / electronic equipment, and repairs them. To provide a detection and measurement device for corona discharge to prevent sudden accidents, breakdowns, power outages, fires and spillovers.
電気機器・ケーブルの中には経年劣化が進み、製品寿命を過ぎていても改修されることなく稼働しているものも多く、最近は、この傾向が顕著である。
その為、電気機器が突然絶縁破壊を起こし、事故・故障から、波及事故に至り、大停電による人的・経済的損失と復旧に長時間を要する事が顕在化している。大震災以降、電力供給がひっ迫している中で、発送配電のトラブルは極めて社会的影響が大きいため、電気設備管理技術者の点検業務は重要度を増している。
現制度で定められた電気設備の点検内容は、電気設備の劣化が適切に判断できない方式が、従来通り繰り返されている。
さらに、最近は、電気管理技術有資格者の数と電気設備の数にアンバランスが生じており、実態として的確な電気設備の性能検査・点検が十分に実施できない状態が続いており、再生可能エネルギー設備の増加と2020年度電力完全自由化を含めると、当該電気設備保全の制度自体も崩壊しかねない状態に至っている。Some electrical devices and cables have deteriorated over time, and many of them have been in operation without being refurbished even after the end of their product life. Recently, this tendency is remarkable.
As a result, electrical equipment suddenly breaks down, leading to spillovers from accidents and breakdowns, and it has become obvious that human and economic losses due to major power outages and recovery take a long time. Since the power supply has been tight since the Great East Japan Earthquake, the problems of shipping and distribution have a great social impact, so the inspection work of electrical equipment management engineers has become more important.
As for the inspection contents of the electrical equipment defined in the current system, a method in which deterioration of the electrical equipment cannot be properly judged is repeated as before.
In addition, recently, there has been an imbalance between the number of qualified electric management technicians and the number of electrical facilities, and as a matter of fact, it is still impossible to conduct adequate performance inspections and inspections of electrical facilities. Including the increase in energy facilities and the complete liberalization of electricity in FY2020, the electrical equipment maintenance system itself may have collapsed.
現状の点検業務で利用されている電気機器測定器では、絶縁物の劣化を進行させるコロナ放電等を簡単に、しかも電気を通電中に連続して、長期間測定し、絶縁物の劣化進行過程を把握することで余寿命を予測することは、現状では、行われていない。また、計測可能な計測器は皆無である。Electrical equipment measuring instruments used in the current inspection work can easily measure corona discharge, etc., which causes deterioration of the insulation, and continuously measure electricity for a long period of time. At present, the remaining life is not predicted by grasping the above. There are no measuring instruments that can be measured.
稼働中の電気機器のコロナ放電等検知方法は数種類存在するが、いづれも現地で連続測定は、行われていない。一般的には重要設備機器の常時監視用として検査機器も工場などに設置されているものがほとんどである。従って、現地において、課電状態で放電等検知が出来ること望まれている。There are several detection methods such as corona discharge for electrical equipment in operation, but none of them are continuously measured locally. In general, most inspection equipment is installed in factories or the like for continuous monitoring of important equipment. Accordingly, it is desired that discharge and the like can be detected in the applied state at the site.
一部に携帯型コロナ放電等検知器が存在するが、コロナ放電等から発生する「音」を検知する方法である。ケーシング内に納められた電気機器およびケーブルから発生する放電による「音」の変化を保護ケーシングにセンサーを直接接触検知する方式であり、「音」測定のため、不特定多数の機器の中から、コロナ放電等からの発生箇所を探し出す測定方法である。この方法は、周囲の騒音レベルが高く、その判別は、非常に困難であり、かつ、連続計測は、できない。(以下、電気・電子機器収納箱をケーシングと称する)Although some detectors such as portable corona discharge exist, this is a method of detecting “sound” generated by corona discharge or the like. It is a method to detect the change of "sound" due to electric discharges generated from electrical equipment and cables stored in the casing, and to directly contact the sensor with the protective casing. For the "sound" measurement, This is a measurement method for finding out the occurrence point from corona discharge or the like. In this method, the ambient noise level is high, the determination is very difficult, and continuous measurement is not possible. (Hereinafter, the electrical / electronic device storage box is referred to as a casing)
受変電配電設備に組み込まれている遮断機・変圧器などの電気機器・ケーブルなどの点検は、盤の扉を開けて機器の異常の有無を調査しなければならない。この時、コロナ放電等が発生していないかを定量的・連続的に、かつ、簡単に測定できるセンサーが望まれている。Inspecting electrical equipment and cables such as circuit breakers and transformers installed in the power receiving / transforming / distribution equipment, open the door of the panel and investigate whether there is any abnormality in the equipment. At this time, a sensor that can easily and quantitatively measure whether corona discharge or the like has occurred is desired.
前述の背景技術では、従来のコロナ放電等測定に関し、その測定量は、クーロン単位で表示されるため、「コロナ放電等電流×時間」=クーロン量に変換されなければならない。したがって、コンデンサで積分しなければならないが、直接コンデンサーで受信することは、重要な周波数特性が消滅することになり、測定感度が低下し、電源ノイズなどの問題で制約が大きく現地での測定が難しい。本発明は、コロナ放電等から発生する高周波電流を長期連続的に計測することで、コロナ放電等の進行過程を把握し、絶縁物の劣化バスタブカーブをベースに余寿命を推定することで、電気設備・ケーブルの劣化状況とその改修時期を把握することである。In the above-described background art, regarding the conventional measurement of corona discharge or the like, since the measurement amount is displayed in units of coulombs, it has to be converted into “corona discharge current etc. × time” = coulomb amount. Therefore, it is necessary to integrate with a capacitor, but receiving with a capacitor directly results in the loss of important frequency characteristics, resulting in a decrease in measurement sensitivity and limitations such as power supply noise. difficult. The present invention measures the high-frequency current generated from corona discharge, etc. for a long period of time, grasps the progress of corona discharge, etc., and estimates the remaining life based on the deterioration bathtub curve of the insulator. It is to grasp the deterioration status of equipment / cable and the time of repair.
従来の「法」で定めた精密点検は、停電を伴うため、絶縁物のコロナ放電等は、停止状態になる。したがって、実態のあるのコロナ放電等は、計測できない。当発明は、コロナ放電等が発生している状態を作り出す課電状態で計測することに意味があり、そのために、検出コイルとして、ロゴスキーコイルおよび高周波検出用CTの採用が必要になる。Since the precise inspection specified by the conventional “law” is accompanied by a power failure, the corona discharge of the insulator is stopped. Therefore, actual corona discharge cannot be measured. The present invention is meaningful for measurement in an applied state that creates a state in which corona discharge or the like is generated. For this reason, it is necessary to employ a Rogowski coil and a high-frequency detection CT as a detection coil.
図において、電気機器およびケーブル:2内で発生したコロナ放電等発生部位:3から放射されたコロナ放電等電流:10は、矢印に示すように、電気機器実装ケース(ケーシング等):1を通り、
I.A種接地極:4−1の場合は、コロナ放電等の放電電流は、大地ないしは、空間を電磁波として、特高・高圧電源側;5に還流する。この放電電流は高周波検出用CTコイル:6−1で検出される。
II.C種、D種接地極:4−2の場合は、当該放電電流は、大地ないしは、空間を通り、B種接地極を経由して電源側に還流し、高周波検出用CTコイル:6−2で、それぞれ検出される。
III.B種接地極:4−3の場合は、上記2項(C種+D種)接地極のそれぞれの放電電流の合計が高周波検出用CTコイル6−3で検出される
検出された放電電流は、7で波形処理されて、直流の電圧信号に変換し、ロガー8:でデータを蓄積し、そのトレンド記録をPC:9でデータ処理することで、コロナ放電等のトレンドを観測することができる。In the figure, electrical device and cable: Corona discharge etc. generated in 2: Corona discharge etc. generated from 3 Current: 10 as shown by the arrow Electrical equipment mounting case (casing etc.): 1 ,
I. In the case of Class A grounding electrode: 4-1, discharge current such as corona discharge returns to the extra high / high voltage power source side; 5 using the earth or space as electromagnetic waves. This discharge current is detected by a high frequency detection CT coil: 6-1.
II. In the case of the C type and D type grounding electrode: 4-2, the discharge current passes through the ground or space and returns to the power source side through the B type grounding electrode, and the high frequency detection CT coil: 6-2 And detected respectively.
III. In the case of the B type grounding electrode: 4-3, the detected discharge current in which the sum of the discharge currents of the above-mentioned item 2 (C type + D type) grounding electrode is detected by the high frequency detection CT coil 6-3 is: 7 is subjected to waveform processing, converted into a DC voltage signal, data is accumulated by the logger 8 :, and the trend recording such as corona discharge can be observed by data processing of the trend recording by the PC: 9.
電気機器・ケーブルの各接地線引出口直近にコロナ放電等検出用CTコイルをセットすることで、コロナ放電等が発生している電気機器・ケーブルの特定が可能となる。By setting a CT coil for detecting corona discharge or the like in the vicinity of each ground wire outlet of the electric device / cable, it is possible to identify the electric device / cable in which corona discharge or the like is generated.
1 電気設備機器ケーシング
2 電気設備機器およびケーブル
3 コロナ放電等発生部位
4−1 A種接地極
4−2 C種接地極、D種接地極
4−3 B種接地極
5 特高、、高圧電源
6−1 A種接地線高周波検出用CTコイル
6−2 C種,D種接地線高周波検出用CTコイル
6−3 B種接地線高周波用検出用CTコイル
7 コロナ放電等放電電流検出/整形回路
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10 コロナ放電等の放電電流のルートDESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Electrical equipment equipment casing 2 Electrical equipment equipment and
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コロナ放電等の放電現象解析には、コンデンサー回路が利用されるため、計測された高周波の放電電流と放電電荷量の関係は、電荷(Q)=電流(I)×時間(t)、周波数の単位は(1/時間:t),さらに、放電の応答時間と周波数は逆比例の式が成立するため、放電電荷量:Q、放電電流:I、周波数:f間の関係式から、直流電圧検出信号と放電電荷量:Qの関係式が、成立することで、電気機器およびケーブルの設置場所で、簡易に、連続的・定量的計測が可能なコロナ放電等の放電電流センサーを提供する。
計測された直流電圧検出信号は[請求項2]と同じ方法でロガー等に記憶させ、そのトレンド記録から余寿命を推定・把握する測定装置Since the magnitude of the corona discharge generated in the insulator is indicated by the discharge charge amount: Q (unit: pico-coulomb), the discharge charge amount Q = Σ discharge charge amount (ai), and the elementary discharge amount A high frequency current having a high frequency (fi) corresponding to (ai): Ii (ai, fi) generated by Ii (ai, fi) is detected by the detection method shown in [Claim 2], and the high frequency current (I) = ΣIi ( ai, fi) are collectively detected and processed in a waveform, and then converted into a DC voltage detection signal through an integration circuit, and the discharge charge amount Q = (Σai) ∝high frequency current (I) ∝continuous as a DC voltage detection signal. A measurement method for observing the discharge charge amount Q is adopted by adopting a method for measuring automatically.
Since a capacitor circuit is used for analysis of discharge phenomena such as corona discharge, the relationship between the measured high-frequency discharge current and the amount of discharge charge is: charge (Q) = current (I) × time (t), frequency The unit is (1 / time: t), and the discharge response time and the frequency are inversely proportional. Therefore, from the relational expression between the discharge charge amount: Q, the discharge current: I, and the frequency: f, the DC voltage By establishing the relational expression of the detection signal and the amount of discharge charge: Q, a discharge current sensor such as corona discharge that can be easily and continuously measured at the installation location of the electric equipment and cable is provided.
The measured DC voltage detection signal is stored in a logger or the like in the same manner as [Claim 2], and the remaining life is estimated and grasped from the trend record.
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