JPH0222575A - Direction decision type fault current passage display device - Google Patents
Direction decision type fault current passage display deviceInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〈産業上の利用分野〉
この発明は、送電線の鉄塔にコイルと検電棒を取り付け
、事故電流の通過を判定3表示する装置に関するもので
、2回線送電線の両端接地系や直接接地系に使用すると
効果的である。[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a device for determining and displaying the passage of fault current by attaching a coil and a voltage detection rod to the tower of a power transmission line. Effective when used in grounding systems or direct grounding systems.
〈従来の技術〉
従来、主として事故電流の大きさを検出する装置はあっ
たが、その方向を1.2号線別々に、しかも、零相電流
と正相電流を検出する装置はなかっト−
〈発明が解決しようとする問題点〉
従来の方式では、電源側と負荷側があり、電源側の中性
点が接地されているような送電線の場合は、都合良く動
作したが、電源が両端接地系であったり、直接接地系で
あったりすると、事故電流が両端から流入し9判定がで
きなくなる欠点があった。さらに、2回線送電線の場合
、1号線と2号線の電流を合計して判定すると誤差が大
きい場合には、誤動作のおそれがあった。<Prior art> In the past, there were devices that mainly detected the magnitude of fault current, but there was no device that could detect the direction of fault current separately for lines 1 and 2, and moreover, detect zero-sequence current and positive-sequence current. Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the conventional system, there is a power supply side and a load side, and in the case of a power transmission line where the neutral point on the power supply side is grounded, it worked conveniently, but if the power supply side is grounded at both ends. system or a directly grounded system, there is a drawback that fault current flows in from both ends, making it impossible to make a 9 judgment. Furthermore, in the case of a two-circuit power transmission line, if there is a large error when determining the sum of the currents of line 1 and line 2, there is a risk of malfunction.
〈問題点を解決するための手段〉
本発明では、送電線の状態を正確にすべての項目にわた
って検出する。このため、コイルと検電棒をすべての電
線に1個ずつ等しい距離になるよう取り付け、はぼ各線
の電圧、電流を等しい利得で検出し、さらに可変抵抗や
フィルタ、オペアンプ等で正確な零相分や正相分を取り
出す。<Means for Solving the Problems> In the present invention, the status of the power transmission line is accurately detected in all items. For this reason, coils and voltage detection rods are attached to all wires at equal distances, and the voltage and current of each wire are detected with equal gain, and variable resistors, filters, operational amplifiers, etc. are used to detect accurate zero-phase components. or take out the positive phase component.
次に、同期整流によって、1.2号線別々に正相分と零
相分の大きさと方向を検出し、事故の方向を検出すると
同時に、送電線の事故によって。Next, by synchronous rectification, the magnitude and direction of the positive phase component and zero phase component of lines 1 and 2 are detected separately, and the direction of the fault is detected, and at the same time, due to the fault in the transmission line.
遮断器が遮断器したことを判定する。Determine whether the circuit breaker has tripped.
これらの総合判断によって、事故電流の通過とその時の
遮断状況を正確に判定することができる。Through these comprehensive judgments, it is possible to accurately determine the passage of fault current and the interruption situation at that time.
〈実施例〉
図は1本発明のコイルと検電棒と電線の相互配置を示す
図である。<Example> The figure is a diagram showing the mutual arrangement of a coil, a voltage detection rod, and an electric wire according to the present invention.
電線2とコイル14の間の距離が、電線3とコイル15
の間の距離と等しく、以下すべてのコイルと電線の間の
距離が等しい。The distance between the wire 2 and the coil 14 is the distance between the wire 3 and the coil 15.
The distance between all coils and wires below is equal.
同様に、検電棒8,9,10.II、32.+3 、!
: ソレソ、t1ニ対応する電192.3,4,5.6
゜7との間の距離は等しい。Similarly, voltage detection rods 8, 9, 10. II, 32. +3,!
: Soreso, t1 d corresponding electric 192.3, 4, 5.6
The distance between them is equal.
これは、特に、支持物20.21によってコイル15.
18および検電棒9.12を外に張り出したことによる
。らし、この支持物20.21がないと、コイル15は
電線3の磁束を充分にキャッチできくなくなり、検1を
棒9の検出電流も少なくなる。電線6とコイル18.検
出棒12の関係も同様である。This is achieved in particular by the support 20.21 of the coil 15.
18 and voltage detection rod 9.12 were extended outside. However, without the supports 20 and 21, the coil 15 would not be able to sufficiently catch the magnetic flux of the electric wire 3, and the detection current of the rod 9 would also decrease. Electric wire 6 and coil 18. The same applies to the detection rod 12.
このようにして、すべての電線の電流と電圧をほぼ等し
い利得で検出することができる。In this way, the current and voltage of all wires can be detected with approximately equal gain.
これ以後の信号の処理は、アナログ的にも、デジタル的
にも処理することができ1回路やブロック図によっても
示すことができるし、マイコンのプログラムの形で示す
こともできる。The subsequent signal processing can be done analog or digitally, and can be shown in a single circuit or block diagram, or in the form of a microcomputer program.
このように多種の変形が考えられるので1本文ではその
技術的な処理の考え方を示す。Since many types of transformations are possible in this way, the main text will explain the concept of technical processing.
(+)1号線、2号線別々に零相電流と正相電流のベク
トル値を求める。(+) Find vector values of zero-sequence current and positive-sequence current for line 1 and line 2 separately.
(2)1号線、2号線別々に零相電圧と正相電圧のベク
トル値を求める。(2) Find vector values of zero-sequence voltage and positive-sequence voltage for line 1 and line 2 separately.
(3)1号線の零相電流のベクトル値を1号線の零相電
圧のベクトル値で同期整流する。(3) The vector value of the zero-sequence current of line 1 is synchronously rectified with the vector value of the zero-sequence voltage of line 1.
このとき、抵抗接地系では、零相電流の抵抗分を検出す
るようにし、直接接地系では、遅れ45度ぐらいの成分
を検出する。At this time, in the resistance grounding system, the resistance component of the zero-sequence current is detected, and in the direct grounding system, the component with a delay of about 45 degrees is detected.
同様にして、2号線の同期整流を行う。In the same way, line 2 is synchronously rectified.
(4)1号線の正相電流のベクトル値を1.2号線合計
した正相電圧のベクトル値で、同期整流する。同様にし
て、2号線も同期整流する。(4) Perform synchronous rectification using the vector value of the positive-sequence voltage that is the sum of the vector value of the positive-sequence current of line 1 and lines 1 and 2. Similarly, Line 2 is also synchronously rectified.
(5)1号線の正相電圧の絶対値と2号線の正相電圧の
絶対値の内、いずれか1つ以上がある一定値より少なく
なり、かつ、これがIθ秒以上継続したときは、線路が
遮断したものと判断する。(5) If one or more of the absolute value of the positive sequence voltage of line 1 and the absolute value of the positive sequence voltage of line 2 becomes less than a certain value and this continues for more than Iθ seconds, the line It is assumed that the connection has been interrupted.
(6)事故発生より線路遮断までのある一定時間につい
て、上記(3)項(4)項の同期整流した出力を積分し
、ホールドして事故中の同期出力とする。(6) For a certain period of time from the occurrence of the accident until the line is cut off, the synchronously rectified outputs of items (3) and (4) above are integrated and held to be used as the synchronous output during the accident.
(7)上記(6)項の事故中の同期出力を判定回路に入
れ、事故の方向を判定し、その結果表示すべき方向に事
故があり、かつ、」二足(5)項により線路が遮断した
と判定した場合は、これを表示し、かつ、事故中の同期
出力をメモリーし、後日これを、11査する。(7) The synchronized output during the accident in item (6) above is input to the judgment circuit to determine the direction of the accident, and as a result, there is an accident in the direction that should be displayed, and the track is If it is determined that the system has been shut off, this will be displayed, and the synchronous output during the accident will be stored in memory and examined at a later date.
場合によっては、(T線、flに線、光フィバーケーブ
ル等で遠方に送信してもよい。Depending on the case, it may be transmitted to a long distance using a T line, a FL line, an optical fiber cable, etc.
〈発明の効果〉
本発明によれば、すべての送電線の事故電流の方向を正
確に知ることができるばかりでなく、その直後に遮断器
が遮断した場合についてのみ表示し、他の送電線の事故
電流が流れてもこれを表示しない特長がある。<Effects of the Invention> According to the present invention, it is possible not only to accurately know the direction of fault current in all power transmission lines, but also to display only the case where the circuit breaker breaks immediately after that, and to display the direction of fault current in other power transmission lines. It has the advantage of not displaying any fault current even if it flows.
図は1本発明の詳細な説明するための鉄塔と電線とコイ
ルと検電棒の配置を示す図である。
記号の説明は次の通り
l・・・鉄塔
2.3.4,5,6.7・・・電線
8.9.10.1+、12.13・・・検電棒14.1
5.+6.17.18.19・・コイル20.21・・
・支持物The figure is a diagram showing the arrangement of a steel tower, electric wires, coils, and voltage detection rods for explaining the present invention in detail. The explanation of the symbols is as follows: l... Steel tower 2.3.4, 5, 6.7... Wire 8.9.10.1+, 12.13... Voltage detecting rod 14.1
5. +6.17.18.19...Coil 20.21...
・Support
Claims (8)
検電棒を配置すること。(1) Coils and voltage detection rods should be placed on each transmission line tower wire.
に配置すること。(2) All wires and coils should be placed at equal distances.
に配置すること。(3) The distance between the electric wire and the voltage detection rod shall be the same.
1号線、2号線、それぞれに分けて取り出し、1号線の
零相電流を1号線の零相電圧で同期整流し、2号線の零
相電流を2号線の零相電圧で同期整流し、それぞれの出
力を得ること。(4) From the voltage induced in the coil, extract the zero-sequence current of the transmission line separately for lines 1 and 2, synchronously rectify the zero-sequence current of line 1 with the zero-sequence voltage of line 1, and Synchronous rectification of zero-sequence current with zero-sequence voltage of line 2 to obtain respective outputs.
号線、2号線、それぞれに分けて取り出し、検電棒に流
入する電流から、送電線の正相電圧を取り出し、1号線
と2号線の正相電流をそれぞれ正相電圧で同期整流して
、2つの出力を得ること。(5) From the voltage induced in the coil, the positive sequence current of the power transmission line is calculated as 1
The positive-sequence voltage of the transmission line is extracted from the current flowing into the voltage detection rod, and the positive-sequence currents of lines 1 and 2 are synchronously rectified with the positive-sequence voltage, and the two lines are extracted separately. Getting the output.
、2号線の検電棒に流入する電流の絶対値の合計をそれ
ぞれ判定回路に加え、その判定結果により、送電線の無
電圧状態を、1号線、2号線別々に検出し出力を得るこ
と。(6) Add the sum of the absolute values of the currents flowing into the voltage detection rods of Line 1 and the sum of the absolute values of the currents flowing into the voltage detection rods of Line 2 to the judgment circuit, and based on the judgment results, To detect the status of line 1 and line 2 separately and obtain the output.
かつ、上記(6)項の出力により、総合的に事故電流の
通過直後、その送電線が、1回線以上、遮断されたこと
を判定する判定回路を有すること。(7) Add the outputs of (4) and (5) above to the judgment circuit,
In addition, it shall have a determination circuit that comprehensively determines that one or more circuits of the power transmission line have been cut off immediately after the passage of the fault current, based on the output in item (6) above.
作させること。 以上(8)項目を同時に使用する方向判別型事故電流通
過表示器(8) The display device is operated by the output of the determination circuit in item (7) above. Direction-discriminating type fault current passing indicator that uses the above (8) items at the same time
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