JPH08103022A - Power system and monitor for electric facility - Google Patents

Power system and monitor for electric facility

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JPH08103022A
JPH08103022A JP6236906A JP23690694A JPH08103022A JP H08103022 A JPH08103022 A JP H08103022A JP 6236906 A JP6236906 A JP 6236906A JP 23690694 A JP23690694 A JP 23690694A JP H08103022 A JPH08103022 A JP H08103022A
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Shigeo Mitani
重雄 三谷
Tokihide Nibu
時秀 丹生
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a power system and the monitor for an electric facility in which a special measuring instrument like an infrared thermometer is eliminated and a measuring method is easy and which has excellent maintainability and reliability. CONSTITUTION: The power system comprises a temperature sensor 7 mounted at the connector of conductors of the system and an electric facility and a CT 6 mounted in the vicinity of a bus bar connector, a transmitter 4 for transmitting data, and a receiver. A resistor 21 is connected to the secondary side output of the CT 6. It is converted to an AC voltage, which is rectified and smoothed to a DC voltage by a rectifier 22, and a stabilized DC voltage is output by a power source 23 as the power source voltage of the data processor 31 of the transmitter 4. In this case, the voltage applied to the sensor 7 and the processor 31 is common at the secondary side of the CT 6 and the ground.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、電力系統及び電気設備
の導体の接続部の温度を監視する監視装置に関するもの
である。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a monitoring device for monitoring the temperature of a connecting portion of conductors of a power system and electric equipment.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置
について図9、図10、図11を参照しながら説明す
る。
2. Description of the Related Art A conventional power system and electric equipment monitoring device will be described with reference to FIGS.

【0003】図9において電気設備の一つであるキュー
ビクル内の配線を示す。トランス38の一次側に接続部
37があり、二次側はブースバー1により配線がなされ
る。
FIG. 9 shows wiring in a cubicle which is one of electric equipment. The transformer 38 has a connection part 37 on the primary side, and the secondary side is wired by the booth bar 1.

【0004】図11にブースバー1および9の接続部を
示す。接続部はボルト8により、固定されているが、施
行不良等や外部環境により内部腐食が発生し、電気抵抗
値が増大する場合がある。この抵抗値の増大は通電電流
により異常発熱をもたらす。したがって、接合部の温度
を測定すれば接合部の異常が検出できるが、この測定は
通電中でなければならず、そのためには電線との絶縁距
離を保った位置から温度を測定しなければならない。そ
こで、従来は電線が出す赤外線放射エネルギーを絶対温
度に変換する赤外線温度計40により非接触に温度を測
定し、接続部の異常発熱を検出し、故障等の監視を行っ
ていた。
FIG. 11 shows the connecting portion of the booth bars 1 and 9. Although the connection part is fixed by the bolt 8, internal corrosion may occur due to improper implementation or the external environment, and the electrical resistance value may increase. This increase in the resistance value causes abnormal heat generation due to the applied current. Therefore, if you measure the temperature of the joint, you can detect the abnormality of the joint, but this measurement must be performed while electricity is flowing, and for that purpose the temperature must be measured from the position where the insulation distance from the wire is maintained. . Therefore, conventionally, the temperature is measured in a non-contact manner by an infrared thermometer 40 that converts the infrared radiant energy emitted from the electric wire into an absolute temperature, abnormal heat generation at the connection portion is detected, and a failure or the like is monitored.

【0005】また図10に示すように、送電塔における
場合も上記と同様に、送電塔42の送電線43の接続部
44の温度測定を送電塔42に設置した赤外線温度計を
用いて非接触に温度計測を行い、故障等の監視を行って
いた。
Further, as shown in FIG. 10, also in the case of a power transmission tower, similarly to the above, the temperature measurement of the connection portion 44 of the power transmission line 43 of the power transmission tower 42 is performed by using an infrared thermometer installed in the power transmission tower 42 without contact. The temperature was measured and the failure was monitored.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、このよ
うな従来の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置は赤外線放
射エネルギーを絶対温度に変換する原理であるため、被
測定物の表面状態により放射率が異なるため、あらかじ
め接合部表面の状況に合わせて放射率をセットする必要
がある。
However, since such a conventional monitoring apparatus for electric power systems and electric equipment is based on the principle of converting infrared radiant energy into absolute temperature, the emissivity varies depending on the surface condition of the object to be measured. Therefore, it is necessary to set the emissivity in advance according to the condition of the joint surface.

【0007】また、送電塔42において測定物の背景に
太陽などの熱源や照明があるとその影響を受け測定誤差
が生じるという欠点があった。
Further, in the power transmission tower 42, if there is a heat source such as the sun or illumination in the background of the object to be measured, there is a drawback that a measurement error occurs due to the influence.

【0008】また、この装置は高価であり、かつ光学的
な検出であるため、検出器表面の汚れ等により検出感度
が変化するため、検出器の受光部表面を清掃する必要が
あった。
Further, since this device is expensive and it is an optical detection, the detection sensitivity changes due to dirt on the surface of the detector, so that it is necessary to clean the surface of the light receiving portion of the detector.

【0009】本発明は上記課題を解決するもので、赤外
線温度計40のような特殊な計測器が不要であり、測定
方法が容易で、保守性、信頼性にすぐれた電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置を提供することを目的としている。
The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems and requires no special measuring instrument such as the infrared thermometer 40, has a simple measuring method, and is excellent in maintainability and reliability. The purpose is to provide a monitoring device.

【0010】[0010]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に本発明の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置は、電力系
統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に取り付けられた温度セ
ンサと、導体接続部近辺に取り付けられたCTと、測定
データの送信を行う送信機と、送信された前記測定デー
タの受信を行う受信機とを備え、前記受信機の受信した
前記測定データの表示を行う表示装置もしくは前記測定
データの保存を行う記憶装置の内少なくとも1つを備
え、前記送信機が、前記CT出力を交流の電圧に変換す
る抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を整流する整流回路と、前記
整流回路の出力を安定化する電源回路と、前記温度セン
サからの温度信号をフィルタを介し増幅する増幅器と、
増幅された前記温度信号をデジタルデータに変換するA
/D変換器と、計測時の時刻を計数するクロックと、前
記温度データ及び時刻データを送信データ形式に変換す
る通信処理回路と、前記送信データの変調を行う変調回
路と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送信回路とを備え
たものである。
In order to achieve the above object, a power system and electric equipment monitoring device according to the present invention includes a temperature sensor attached to a conductor connecting portion of a power system and electric equipment, and a conductor connecting portion. A display device that includes a CT attached in the vicinity, a transmitter that transmits measurement data, and a receiver that receives the transmitted measurement data, and that displays the measurement data received by the receiver, or At least one of storage devices for storing the measurement data is provided, and the transmitter includes a resistor for converting the CT output into an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage, and a rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage. A power supply circuit for stabilizing the output, an amplifier for amplifying a temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter,
A for converting the amplified temperature signal into digital data
/ D converter, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, a communication processing circuit for converting the temperature data and time data into a transmission data format, a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, and a modulated data And a transmission circuit for performing transmission.

【0011】また、導体接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ
設定された設定温度とを比較する比較手段を備え、前記
測定温度が前記設定温度以上になると警報を出す警報装
置、もしくは前記設定温度以上となった測定時刻と測定
温度の各データを表示する表示装置、もしくは前記デー
タを記憶する記憶装置の内少なくとも1つを備えたもの
である。
Further, there is provided a comparison means for comparing the measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion with a preset temperature, and an alarm device for issuing an alarm when the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the preset temperature, or a temperature equal to or higher than the preset temperature. Further, at least one of a display device for displaying each data of the measurement time and the measurement temperature, or a storage device for storing the data is provided.

【0012】また、電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続
部に取り付けられた温度センサと、導体接続部近辺に取
り付けられたCTと、測定データの送信を行う送信機
と、送信された前記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを
備え、前記受信機の受信した前記測定データの表示を行
う表示装置もしくは前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装
置の内少なくとも1つを備え、前記送信機が、前記CT
出力を交流の電圧に変換する抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を
整流する整流回路と、前記整流回路の出力を安定化する
電源回路と、前記温度センサからの温度信号をフィルタ
を介し増幅する増幅器と、前記整流回路出力を分圧する
分圧回路と、分圧回路出力及び増幅された前記温度信号
をデジタルデータに変換するA/D変換器と、計測時の
時刻を計数するクロックと、前記温度データ及び時刻デ
ータを送信データ形式に変換する通信処理回路と、前記
送信データの変調を行う変調回路と、変調されたデータ
の送信を行う送信回路とを備えたものである。
Further, a temperature sensor attached to a conductor connecting portion of a power system and an electric facility, a CT attached in the vicinity of the conductor connecting portion, a transmitter for transmitting measurement data, and the transmitted measurement data. And a receiver for receiving the measurement data, and at least one of a display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver or a storage device for storing the measurement data.
A resistor for converting an output into an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage, a power supply circuit for stabilizing the output of the rectifier circuit, and an amplifier for amplifying a temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter. A voltage dividing circuit for dividing the rectifier circuit output, an A / D converter for converting the voltage dividing circuit output and the amplified temperature signal into digital data, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, and the temperature data And a communication processing circuit for converting time data into a transmission data format, a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, and a transmission circuit for transmitting the modulated data.

【0013】また、導体接続部の測定温度と測定電流値
とをあらかじめ設定された設定温度と電流値とを比較す
る比較手段を備え、前記測定温度と測定電流値が前記設
定温度及び前記設定電流値以上になると警報を出す警報
装置、もしくは前記設定温度以上及び設定電流値となっ
た測定時刻と測定温度と測定電流値の各データを表示す
る表示装置、もしくは前記データを記憶する記憶装置の
内少なくとも1つを備えたものである。
Further, there is provided a comparing means for comparing the measured temperature and the measured current value of the conductor connecting portion with the preset temperature and the preset current value, and the measured temperature and the measured current value are the preset temperature and the preset current. An alarm device that issues an alarm when the value exceeds the specified value, or a display device that displays each data of the measurement time, the measured temperature, and the measured current value that is above the set temperature and reaches the set current value, or a storage device that stores the data. It is equipped with at least one.

【0014】また、電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続
部に取り付けられたアドレス割り当てされたN個の温度
センサと、導体接続部近辺に取り付けられたN個のCT
と、測定データの送信を行うN個の送信機と、送信され
た前記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、前記受
信機の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示装置も
しくは前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内少なく
とも1つを備え、それぞれの前記送信機が、前記CT出
力を交流の電圧に変換する抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を整
流する整流回路と、前記整流回路の出力を安定化する電
源回路と、前記温度センサからの温度信号をフィルタを
介し増幅する増幅器と、増幅された前記温度信号をデジ
タルデータに変換するA/D変換器と、計測時の時刻を
計数するクロックと、送信機のアドレスを特定するアド
レススイッチと、前記温度データ及び時刻データを送信
データ形式に変換する通信処理回路と、送信データの変
調を行う変調回路と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送
信回路とを備えたものである。
Further, N number of address-assigned temperature sensors attached to the connecting portions of the conductors of the electric power system and the electric equipment and N CTs attached in the vicinity of the connecting portions of the conductors.
A display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver, or the measurement data, comprising N transmitters for transmitting the measurement data and a receiver for receiving the transmitted measurement data. At least one of storage devices for storing, each of the transmitters converts the CT output to an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit that rectifies the AC voltage, and an output of the rectifier circuit. A power supply circuit for stabilizing the temperature, an amplifier for amplifying the temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter, an A / D converter for converting the amplified temperature signal into digital data, and counting the time at the time of measurement. A clock, an address switch for specifying the address of the transmitter, a communication processing circuit for converting the temperature data and time data into a transmission data format, and a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data. , In which a transmission circuit for transmitting the modulated data.

【0015】また、アドレス割り当てされたN個の導体
接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定された設定温度とを
比較する比較手段を備え、前記測定温度が前記設定温度
以上になると警報を出す警報装置、もしくは前記設定温
度以上となったアドレス及び測定時刻と測定温度の各デ
ータを表示する表示装置、もしくは前記データを記憶す
る記憶装置の内少なくとも1つを備えたものである。
An alarm device is provided which comprises a comparing means for comparing the measured temperature of the N conductor connection portions to which addresses are assigned with a preset temperature, and gives an alarm when the measured temperature exceeds the preset temperature. Alternatively, it is provided with at least one of a display device that displays each data of the address and the measurement time and the measurement temperature that are equal to or higher than the set temperature, or a storage device that stores the data.

【0016】また、電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続
部に取り付けられたアドレス割り当てされたN個の温度
センサと、導体接続部近辺に取り付けられたN個のCT
と、測定データの送信を行うN個の送信機と、送信され
た前記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、前記受
信機の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示装置も
しくは前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内少なく
とも1つを備え、それぞれの前記送信機が、前記CT出
力を交流の電圧に変換する抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を整
流する整流回路と、前記整流回路の出力を安定化する電
源回路と、前記温度センサからの温度信号をフィルタを
介し増幅する増幅器と、前記整流回路出力を分圧する分
圧回路と、分圧回路出力及び増幅された前記温度信号を
デジタルデータに変換するA/D変換器と、計測時の時
刻を計数するクロックと、送信機のアドレスを特定する
アドレススイッチと、前記温度データ及び時刻データを
送信データ形式に変換する通信処理回路と、前記送信デ
ータの変調を行う変調回路と、変調されたデータの送信
を行う送信回路とを備えたものである。
Further, N number of address-assigned temperature sensors attached to the connecting portions of the conductors of the electric power system and the electric equipment and N CTs attached in the vicinity of the connecting portions of the conductors.
A display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver, or the measurement data, comprising N transmitters for transmitting the measurement data and a receiver for receiving the transmitted measurement data. At least one of storage devices for storing, each of the transmitters converts the CT output to an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit that rectifies the AC voltage, and an output of the rectifier circuit. A power supply circuit that stabilizes the temperature signal, an amplifier that amplifies the temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter, a voltage dividing circuit that divides the rectifier circuit output, and a voltage dividing circuit output and the amplified temperature signal are digital data. A / D converter for converting to, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, an address switch for specifying the address of the transmitter, and the temperature data and time data in a transmission data format. A communication processing circuit for conversion, a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, in which a transmission circuit for transmitting the modulated data.

【0017】また、アドレス割り当てされたN個の導体
接続部の測定温度と測定電流値をあらかじめ設定された
設定温度および電流値と比較する比較手段を備え、前記
測定温度と測定電流値が前記設定温度及び前記設定電流
値以上になると警報を出す警報装置、もしくは前記設定
温度以上及び設定電流値となったアドレス、及び測定時
刻と測定温度と測定電流値の各データを表示する表示装
置、もしくは前記データを記憶する記憶装置の内少なく
とも1つを備えたものである。
Further, there is provided comparison means for comparing the measured temperature and the measured current value of the N conductor connection portions to which the addresses are assigned with a preset set temperature and current value, and the measured temperature and the measured current value are set to the set value. An alarm device that issues an alarm when the temperature exceeds the set current value, or an address that becomes the set temperature or more and the set current value, and a display device that displays each data of the measurement time, the measured temperature, and the measured current value, or At least one of the storage devices for storing data is provided.

【0018】[0018]

【作用】本発明は上記した構成により、 (1)電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に取り付け
られた温度センサにより温度を検出し、前記導体に取り
付けられたCTから電源をとり、整流回路により交流を
直流に変換し、電源回路により、直流電圧を安定化し、
電気系統の導体のGND電位と共通な直流電圧を送信機
の回路用電源として供給する。また前記温度センサは送
信機のフィルタ回路により、不要なノイズが除去され、
増幅器により一定電圧に増幅され、A/D変換器により
デジタル形式の温度データに変換され、通信処理回路に
より測定温度データ、測定時刻を含んだ送信データ形式
に変換され、変調回路により無線伝送のデータ形式に変
換され、送信回路により送信アンテナを介し、受信機に
伝送される。受信機では送信されたデータの復調を行
い、復調された温度データ、時刻データは表示装置によ
り表示され、記憶装置によりデータの保存がなされる。 (2)導体接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定された温
度とを比較し、測定温度が前記設定温度以上になると導
体接続部異常温度上昇であるとして故障診断し、警報装
置により警報を出し、表示装置により、測定温度、測定
時刻のデータを表示し、記憶装置により前記データを記
憶する。 (3)整流器の出力を分圧回路によりA/D変換器の入
力レンジ範囲内で分圧されA/D変換器によりデジタル
の電流値に変換し、通信処理回路にて温度データと合わ
せて通信フォーマットの形式にし送信され、受信機では
送信されたデータの復調を行い、復調された温度デー
タ、電流値データは表示装置により表示され、記憶装置
によりデータの保存がなされる。 (4)導体接続部の測定温度と測定電流値とをあらかじ
め設定された温度と電流値を比較し、測定温度が前記設
定温度及び測定電流値以上になると導体接続部異常温度
上昇であるとして故障診断し、警報装置により警報を出
し、表示装置により測定温度、測定電流値、測定時刻を
表示し、記憶装置により前記データを記憶する。 (5)電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に取り付け
られたN個の温度センサは送信機のディップスイッチに
よりアドレス割り当てされ、導体接続部近辺に取り付け
られたN個のCTからそれぞれ電源をとり、整流回路に
より交流を直流に変換し、電源回路により、直流電圧を
安定化し、電気系統の導体のGND電位と共通な直流電
圧を送信機の回路用電源として供給する。また前記温度
センサは送信機のフィルタ回路により、不要なノイズが
除去され、増幅器により一定電圧に増幅され、A/D変
換器によりデジタル形式の温度データに変換され、通信
処理回路により測定温度データ、測定時刻、送信元アド
レス、送信先アドレスを含んだ送信データ形式に変換さ
れ、変調回路により無線伝送のデータ形式に変換され、
送信回路により送信アンテナを介し、受信機に伝送され
る。受信機では送信されたデータの復調を行い、復調さ
れた温度データ、時刻データ、送信元アドレス、送信先
アドレスのデータは表示装置により表示され、記憶装置
により前記データの保存がなされる。 (6)N個の導体接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定さ
れた温度とを比較し、測定温度が前記設定温度以上にな
ると導体接続部異常温度上昇であるとして故障診断し、
警報装置により警報を出し、表示装置により、測定温
度、測定時刻、送信元アドレス、送信先アドレスのデー
タを表示し、前記データを記憶する。 (7)整流器の出力を分圧回路によりA/D変換器の入
力レンジ範囲内で分圧されA/D変換器によりデジタル
の電流値に変換し、通信処理回路にて温度データと合わ
せて通信フォーマットの形式にし、送信回路により送信
アンテナを介し、受信機に伝送される。受信機では送信
されたデータの復調を行い、復調された測定温度デー
タ、測定電流値データ、時刻データ、送信元アドレス、
送信先アドレスのデータは表示装置により表示され、記
憶装置により前記データの保存がなされる。 (8)N個の導体接続部の測定温度と測定電流値とをあ
らかじめ設定された温度と電流値を比較し、測定温度が
前記設定温度及び測定電流値以上になると導体接続部異
常温度上昇であるとして故障診断し、警報装置により警
報を出し、表示装置により測定温度、測定電流値、測定
時刻、送信元アドレス、送信先アドレスのデータを表示
し、記憶装置により前記データを記憶する。
The present invention has the above-described structure. (1) The temperature is detected by the temperature sensor attached to the connection portion of the conductor of the electric power system and the electric equipment, and the power is taken from the CT attached to the conductor, and the rectifier circuit is provided. Converts alternating current into direct current, and the power supply circuit stabilizes direct current voltage,
A DC voltage common to the GND potential of the conductor of the electric system is supplied as a power source for the circuit of the transmitter. The temperature sensor has a transmitter filter circuit to remove unnecessary noise.
It is amplified to a constant voltage by an amplifier, converted to digital temperature data by an A / D converter, converted to a transmission data format including measurement temperature data and measurement time by a communication processing circuit, and wireless transmission data by a modulation circuit. It is converted to a format and transmitted by the transmitting circuit to the receiver via the transmitting antenna. The receiver demodulates the transmitted data, the demodulated temperature data and time data are displayed on the display device, and the storage device stores the data. (2) The measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion is compared with a preset temperature, and when the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the set temperature, a fault diagnosis is made as an abnormal temperature rise of the conductor connecting portion, and an alarm is issued by an alarm device and displayed. The device displays the measured temperature and the measured time data, and the storage device stores the data. (3) The output of the rectifier is divided by the voltage dividing circuit within the input range of the A / D converter and converted into a digital current value by the A / D converter, which is then communicated with the temperature data in the communication processing circuit. The data is transmitted in the format, and the receiver demodulates the transmitted data. The demodulated temperature data and current value data are displayed on the display device, and the storage device stores the data. (4) Compare the measured temperature and the measured current value of the conductor connection part with a preset temperature and the current value, and if the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the set temperature and the measured current value, the conductor connection part has an abnormal temperature rise and fails. Diagnosis is made and an alarm is issued by an alarm device, a measurement temperature, a measurement current value, and a measurement time are displayed by a display device, and the data is stored by a storage device. (5) The N temperature sensors attached to the connection parts of the conductors of the power system and the electric equipment are assigned addresses by the DIP switch of the transmitter, and the power is taken from each of the N CTs installed near the conductor connection parts. The rectifier circuit converts AC into DC, the power supply circuit stabilizes the DC voltage, and the DC voltage common to the GND potential of the conductor of the electric system is supplied as the power supply for the circuit of the transmitter. Further, in the temperature sensor, unnecessary noise is removed by a filter circuit of a transmitter, amplified to a constant voltage by an amplifier, converted into digital temperature data by an A / D converter, and measured temperature data by a communication processing circuit, Converted to a transmission data format that includes the measurement time, source address, and destination address, and converted to a wireless transmission data format by the modulation circuit,
The signal is transmitted by the transmitting circuit to the receiver via the transmitting antenna. The receiver demodulates the transmitted data, the demodulated temperature data, time data, source address, and destination address data are displayed on the display device, and the storage device stores the data. (6) The measured temperature of the N conductor connection portions is compared with a preset temperature, and when the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the set temperature, the fault diagnosis is performed as the abnormal temperature increase of the conductor connection portion,
An alarm is issued by the alarm device, and data of the measured temperature, measurement time, source address and destination address are displayed on the display device, and the data is stored. (7) The output of the rectifier is divided by the voltage dividing circuit within the input range of the A / D converter and converted into a digital current value by the A / D converter, and the communication processing circuit combines it with the temperature data for communication. Formatted and transmitted by the transmitting circuit to the receiver via the transmitting antenna. The receiver demodulates the transmitted data, and demodulated measured temperature data, measured current value data, time data, source address,
The data of the destination address is displayed by the display device, and the storage device saves the data. (8) The measured temperature and the measured current value of the N conductor connection parts are compared with the preset temperature and the current value, and when the measured temperature becomes equal to or higher than the set temperature and the measured current value, the abnormal temperature of the conductor connection part rises. Assuming that there is a failure, a fault is diagnosed, an alarm is issued by an alarm device, data of measured temperature, measured current value, measurement time, source address and destination address are displayed on a display device, and the data is stored by a storage device.

【0019】[0019]

【実施例】【Example】

(実施例1)以下、本発明の第1の実施例について図
1、図3、図9を参照しながら説明する。
(Embodiment 1) Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

【0020】図9に示すように電気設備の一つであるキ
ュービクル36において一次側の高圧線を二次側電圧に
トランス38により変圧し二次側の負荷の配線をブース
バー1で行い、分岐する場合は図1に示すように、ボル
ト8によりブースバー1とブースバー9を連結させる。
As shown in FIG. 9, in the cubicle 36, which is one of the electric equipment, the high-voltage line on the primary side is transformed into a voltage on the secondary side by the transformer 38, and the load of the secondary side is wired by the booth bar 1 and branched. In this case, as shown in FIG. 1, the booth bar 1 and the booth bar 9 are connected by bolts 8.

【0021】図1においてブースバーの接続部の近辺に
温度センサ7を取り付ける。ここで温度センサ7は測定
精度により、サーミスタやPT100やその他一般の温
度センサを選んでもよい。温度センサ7の出力は送信機
4に接続される。
In FIG. 1, a temperature sensor 7 is attached near the connecting portion of the booth bar. Here, the temperature sensor 7 may be selected from a thermistor, PT100, and other general temperature sensors depending on the measurement accuracy. The output of the temperature sensor 7 is connected to the transmitter 4.

【0022】次に、ブースバー1に取り付けられたCT
6はCT6の1次側をブースバー1に取り付けられ、2
次側出力は送信機4の電源用として入力される。
Next, the CT attached to the booth bar 1
6 is attached to the booth bar 1 at the primary side of CT6, and 2
The secondary output is input for the power supply of the transmitter 4.

【0023】次に図3に送信機4の内部の構成を示す。
図3において、CT6の二次側出力に抵抗21を接続し
交流電圧に変換し、整流回路22により直流電圧に平滑
し、電源回路23により安定化された直流電圧を出力
し、送信機4のデータ処理回路31の電源電圧とする。
この場合において温度センサ7及び、データ処理回路3
1にかかる電圧はCT6の二次側とアースを共通にとる
ので、ブースバー1の電圧が高電圧であっても抵抗21
にかかる電圧以下となる。従って高電圧の環境において
も汎用の電子回路が動作する。
Next, FIG. 3 shows the internal structure of the transmitter 4.
In FIG. 3, a resistor 21 is connected to the secondary side output of CT6 to convert it into an AC voltage, which is smoothed into a DC voltage by a rectifier circuit 22 and a stabilized DC voltage is output by a power supply circuit 23, and a transmitter 4 of It is the power supply voltage of the data processing circuit 31.
In this case, the temperature sensor 7 and the data processing circuit 3
Since the voltage applied to 1 is common to the secondary side of CT6 and ground, even if the voltage of the booth bar 1 is high, the resistance 21
It will be less than the voltage applied to. Therefore, a general-purpose electronic circuit operates even in a high voltage environment.

【0024】なお、電源回路23は入力電圧の範囲に応
じて、3端子レギュレータあるいはスイッチングレギュ
レータのいずれを用いてもよい。
The power supply circuit 23 may use either a three-terminal regulator or a switching regulator depending on the range of the input voltage.

【0025】次に温度センサ7の出力はフィルタ25に
より、不要なノイズが除去され、増幅器26により一定
電圧に増幅され、A/D変換器27によりデジタル形式
の温度データに変換される。
Next, the output of the temperature sensor 7 is filtered to remove unnecessary noise, amplified by the amplifier 26 to a constant voltage, and converted into digital temperature data by the A / D converter 27.

【0026】次に通信処理回路24により、前記温度デ
ータを温度測定時刻のデータと誤りチェックコードを付
加した通信フォーマットデータ形式に変換する。
Next, the communication processing circuit 24 converts the temperature data into a communication format data format in which temperature measurement time data and an error check code are added.

【0027】なお本実施例においての通信フォーマット
は一例であり送信機4と受信機11の通信が可能であれ
ば、他の通信フォーマットを用いてもよい。
The communication format in this embodiment is an example, and another communication format may be used as long as communication between the transmitter 4 and the receiver 11 is possible.

【0028】前記の通信フォーマット形式に変換された
データは変調回路28により、無線伝送の信号形式に変
調される。なお変調方式については、本実施例はFSK
変調を用いているが、送信機4と受信機11の通信が可
能であれば、他の変調方式を用いてもよい。
The data converted into the above-mentioned communication format format is modulated by the modulation circuit 28 into a signal format for wireless transmission. Regarding the modulation method, this embodiment uses FSK
Although modulation is used, another modulation method may be used as long as communication between the transmitter 4 and the receiver 11 is possible.

【0029】前記変調信号は送信回路29によりRF信
号に変換され、送信アンテナ3を介し、受信機11に伝
送される。受信機11ではデータの復調を行い、復調さ
れた温度データ、時刻データは表示装置12により表示
され、記憶装置13によりデータの保存がなされる。
The modulated signal is converted into an RF signal by the transmitting circuit 29 and transmitted to the receiver 11 via the transmitting antenna 3. The receiver 11 demodulates the data, the demodulated temperature data and time data are displayed on the display device 12, and the storage device 13 saves the data.

【0030】このように本発明の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置によれば、ブースバー1、9の接続
部に温度センサ7を直接取り付け、測定回路はブースバ
ー1のCT6より電源をとりアースを共通にすることに
より高電圧の環境においても測定回路には高電圧はかか
らず、通電状態で温度測定可能である。また測定された
温度データは無線送信により受信側と絶縁されるので安
全に温度データの監視が行える。
As described above, according to the power system and electric equipment monitoring apparatus of the embodiment of the present invention, the temperature sensor 7 is directly attached to the connecting portion of the booth bars 1 and 9, and the measuring circuit is powered by the CT6 of the booth bar 1. By using a common ground, high voltage is not applied to the measuring circuit even in a high voltage environment, and the temperature can be measured in the energized state. Further, the measured temperature data is insulated from the receiving side by wireless transmission, so that the temperature data can be safely monitored.

【0031】さらに送信機はCT6より電源をとるので
電池が不要であり、電池交換等の保守が不要となる。
Further, since the transmitter takes power from CT6, no battery is required, and maintenance such as battery replacement is unnecessary.

【0032】なお本実施例においては、トランスの2次
側のブースバー1、9の配線についての異常温度監視の
例を示したが、1次側の配線に用いても同様な効果が得
られる。また温度センサ7を取り付ける箇所はブースバ
ー接合部以外、例えばトランス38と電力ケーブルの接
続部や遮断器、開閉器などの機器の接続部に用いても同
様な効果が得られる。
In this embodiment, an example of abnormal temperature monitoring of the wiring of the booth bars 1 and 9 on the secondary side of the transformer is shown, but the same effect can be obtained by using the wiring on the primary side. The same effect can be obtained even if the temperature sensor 7 is attached to a place other than the booth bar joint, for example, a joint between the transformer 38 and the power cable or a joint between devices such as a circuit breaker and a switch.

【0033】また、図10の送電塔42における送電線
43の接続部44においても上記の装置の構成により同
様の効果が得られる。
Further, also in the connection portion 44 of the power transmission line 43 in the power transmission tower 42 of FIG. 10, the same effect can be obtained by the configuration of the above device.

【0034】(実施例2)次に、本発明の第2の実施例
について図1、図4を参照しながら説明する。
(Embodiment 2) Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

【0035】図1の監視装置の送信機4のブロック図を
図4に示すが、整流回路22の出力は導体の接続部に流
れる電流値を示す。この電流値の出力電圧を分圧回路3
0に接続し、A/D変換器27に入力する。分圧回路3
0の分圧比は電流の最大時においてもA/D変換器27
の入力範囲を越えないように設定する。実施例1と同様
にデジタルの電流値に変換されたA/D変換器27の出
力は通信処理回路24により送信データのフォーマット
に変換される。例えば、前記温度データ、電流値デー
タ、測定時刻のデータ、誤りチェックコードである。ま
た、受信機11ではデータの復調を行い、復調された温
度データ、電流値データ、時刻データは表示装置12に
より表示され、記憶装置13によりデータの保存がなさ
れる。
A block diagram of the transmitter 4 of the monitoring apparatus of FIG. 1 is shown in FIG. 4, and the output of the rectifying circuit 22 shows the value of the current flowing in the connecting portion of the conductor. The output voltage of this current value is divided by the voltage dividing circuit 3
It is connected to 0 and input to the A / D converter 27. Voltage dividing circuit 3
The voltage division ratio of 0 is A / D converter 27 even when the current is maximum.
Set it so that it does not exceed the input range of. Similar to the first embodiment, the output of the A / D converter 27 converted into a digital current value is converted by the communication processing circuit 24 into a transmission data format. For example, the temperature data, the current value data, the measurement time data, and the error check code. Further, the receiver 11 demodulates the data, and the demodulated temperature data, current value data, and time data are displayed on the display device 12, and the storage device 13 saves the data.

【0036】このように本発明の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置によればCT6で検出した電流値を
温度センサ7で測定した温度と合わせて監視することに
より、異常温度上昇時の電流を合わせて測定できるの
で、従来のように赤外線温度センサと測定用CTを別々
に組み合わせて監視した場合に比べ、より、簡易にかつ
正確に電気的異常状態のない情報が得られる。
As described above, according to the monitoring apparatus for the electric power system and the electric equipment of the embodiment of the present invention, the current value detected by the CT6 is also monitored together with the temperature measured by the temperature sensor 7, so that the abnormal temperature rises. Since the currents can be measured together, it is possible to more easily and accurately obtain information without an electrical abnormality state, as compared with the conventional case where the infrared temperature sensor and the measuring CT are separately combined and monitored.

【0037】(実施例3)次に、本発明の第3の実施例
について図2を参照しながら説明する。
(Embodiment 3) Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

【0038】図2において実施例1と同様に受信機11
で温度データ、時刻データを受信するが、導体接続部の
測定温度とあらかじめ設定された温度とを比較器15に
より比較し、測定温度が前記設定温度以上になると導体
接続部異常温度上昇であるとして故障診断し、警報装置
14により警報を出し、表示装置12により、測定温
度、測定時刻のデータを表示し、記憶装置13により、
前記データを記憶する。
In FIG. 2, the receiver 11 is the same as in the first embodiment.
The temperature data and the time data are received by, but the measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion and the preset temperature are compared by the comparator 15, and when the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the set temperature, it is considered that the conductor connecting portion has an abnormal temperature rise. The failure is diagnosed, an alarm is issued by the alarm device 14, the measured temperature and the measurement time data are displayed on the display device 12, and the storage device 13
Store the data.

【0039】このように本発明の第3の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば、受信した導体接続
部の測定温度をその時点で設定された異常温度と比較を
行うので、即時に故障診断できる。また従来の赤外線を
用いた温度センサの場合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が
確保される。さらに、赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が
不要なため、無人での故障診断ができる。
As described above, according to the power system and electric equipment monitoring apparatus of the third embodiment of the present invention, the received measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion is compared with the abnormal temperature set at that time. You can diagnose the failure immediately. Further, higher accuracy and higher reliability are ensured than in the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays. Furthermore, since maintenance of the light receiving portion of the infrared sensor is unnecessary, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed.

【0040】(実施例4)次に、本発明の第4の実施例
について図2、図4を参照しながら説明する。
(Fourth Embodiment) Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

【0041】図2、図4において実施例2と同様に受信
機11で温度データ、電流値データ、時刻データを受信
するが、導体接続部の測定温度と測定電流を同時に測定
し、比較器15により、それぞれの設定値とを比較し、
設定値を越えた場合は警報装置14により警報を出し、
表示装置12により、測定温度、測定電流、測定時刻の
データを表示し、記憶装置13により、前記データを記
憶する。
2 and 4, temperature data, current value data, and time data are received by the receiver 11 as in the case of the second embodiment, but the measured temperature and the measured current at the conductor connecting portion are measured at the same time, and the comparator 15 To compare each setting value,
When the set value is exceeded, an alarm is issued by the alarm device 14,
The display device 12 displays the data of the measurement temperature, the measurement current, and the measurement time, and the storage device 13 stores the data.

【0042】このように本発明の第4の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば、受信した導体接続
部の測定温度及び測定電流をその時点で設定された異常
温度と異常電流の比較を行うので、即時に故障診断でき
る。
As described above, according to the power system and electric equipment monitoring apparatus of the fourth embodiment of the present invention, the received measured temperature and measured current of the conductor connecting portion are set to the abnormal temperature and the abnormal current set at that time. Since the comparison is performed, it is possible to diagnose the failure immediately.

【0043】また、設定電流値を比較することにより、
短絡や断線等の電気的な故障も判断できることになる。
さらに、導体接続部の温度が異常になる前に異常電流を
先に検出することにより、重大事故になる前に警報を出
すことができる。
Further, by comparing the set current values,
It is also possible to determine an electrical failure such as a short circuit or disconnection.
Further, by detecting the abnormal current first before the temperature of the conductor connecting portion becomes abnormal, an alarm can be issued before a serious accident occurs.

【0044】また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場
合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、
赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が不要なため、無人での
故障診断ができる。
Further, as compared with the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays, high accuracy and high reliability are secured. further,
Since no maintenance is required for the light receiving part of the infrared sensor, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed.

【0045】(実施例5)次に、本発明の第5の実施例
について図1、図5、図7を参照しながら説明する。
(Fifth Embodiment) Next, a fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1, 5 and 7.

【0046】図1の送信機4、CT6、温度センサ7が
各電力系統や電気設備にN個設置される。また、送信機
4の構成は図5に示すが、実施例1の場合に加えて、ア
ドレススイッチ35を設け各設備の場所を特定できるよ
うにする。各場所ごとに設定されたアドレスを含んだ測
定データは通信処理回路24により図7に示すような通
信フォーマットに変換される。ここで、ヘッダや誤りチ
ェックコードは、通信特性により、決定される。以下、
実施例1と同様に受信機11で温度データ、時刻デー
タ、送信元アドレス、送信先アドレスデータが復調さ
れ、各設置場所ごとの温度データ、時刻データは表示装
置12により表示され、記憶装置13によりデータの保
存がなされる。
N transmitters 4, CTs 6 and temperature sensors 7 shown in FIG. 1 are installed in each power system and electric equipment. The configuration of the transmitter 4 is shown in FIG. 5, but in addition to the case of the first embodiment, an address switch 35 is provided so that the location of each facility can be specified. The measurement data including the address set for each location is converted by the communication processing circuit 24 into a communication format as shown in FIG. Here, the header and the error check code are determined by the communication characteristics. Less than,
Similar to the first embodiment, the receiver 11 demodulates the temperature data, time data, source address, and destination address data, the temperature data and time data for each installation location are displayed on the display device 12, and the storage device 13 is used. Data is saved.

【0047】このように本発明の第5の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば各設置場所ごとに測
定した温度を監視することにより各設備ごとの正確で、
かつ、監視場所を特定した監視が行うことができる。例
えば3相の送電線の各相の温度の監視が行える。
As described above, according to the monitoring system for the electric power system and the electric equipment of the fifth embodiment of the present invention, the temperature measured at each installation place is monitored, so that the accuracy of each equipment can be improved.
In addition, it is possible to carry out monitoring by specifying the monitoring location. For example, the temperature of each phase of the three-phase power transmission line can be monitored.

【0048】(実施例6)次に、本発明の第6の実施例
について図2、図7を参照しながら説明する。
(Sixth Embodiment) Next, a sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

【0049】第5の実施例と同じく、送信機4、CT
6、温度センサ7が各電力系統や電気設備にN個設置さ
れており、受信機11で図7に示すような通信フォーマ
ットデータが復調され、図2において温度データ、時刻
データ、送信元アドレス、送信先アドレスを受信し、各
設置場所ごとの導体接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定
された温度とを比較器15により比較し、測定温度が前
記設定温度以上になると導体接続部異常温度上昇である
設置場所を特定して故障診断し、警報装置14により警
報を出し、表示装置12により、測定温度、測定時刻の
データを表示し、記憶装置13により、前記データを記
憶する。
Similar to the fifth embodiment, the transmitter 4, CT
6, N temperature sensors 7 are installed in each electric power system or electric equipment, the communication format data as shown in FIG. 7 is demodulated by the receiver 11, and the temperature data, time data, source address, Upon receiving the destination address, the measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion for each installation place is compared with a preset temperature by the comparator 15. When the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the set temperature, the abnormal temperature of the conductor connecting portion rises. The installation location is specified to perform a failure diagnosis, an alarm is issued by the alarm device 14, the measured temperature and the measurement time data are displayed on the display device 12, and the storage device 13 stores the data.

【0050】このように本発明の第6の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば、受信した導体接続
部の各設置場所ごとの測定温度をその時点で設定された
異常温度と比較を行うので、複数の導体接続部や導体の
異常が、即時に故障診断できる。また従来の赤外線を用
いた温度センサの場合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が確
保される。さらに、赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が不
要なため、複数の電力系統や電力設備の無人での故障診
断ができる。
As described above, according to the monitoring system for the electric power system and the electric equipment of the sixth embodiment of the present invention, the received measured temperature at each installation location of the conductor connecting portion is regarded as the abnormal temperature set at that time. Since the comparison is performed, the failure of a plurality of conductor connecting portions or conductors can be immediately diagnosed. Further, higher accuracy and higher reliability are ensured than in the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays. Further, since maintenance of the light receiving portion of the infrared sensor is unnecessary, unattended failure diagnosis of a plurality of power systems and power equipment can be performed.

【0051】(実施例7)次に、本発明の第7の実施例
について図1、図6、図8を参照しながら説明する。
(Embodiment 7) Next, a seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1, 6 and 8.

【0052】図1の送信機4、CT6、温度センサ7が
各電力系統や電気設備にN個設置される。また、送信機
4の構成は図6に示すが、実施例2の場合に加えて、ア
ドレススイッチ35を設け各設備の場所を特定できるよ
うにする。各場所ごとに設定されたアドレスを含んだ温
度及び電流の測定データは通信処理回路24により図8
に示すような通信フォーマットに変換される。ここで、
ヘッダや誤りチェックコードは、通信特性により、決定
される。以下、実施例5と同様に受信機11で温度デー
タ、電流値データ、電流値データ、時刻データ、送信元
アドレス、送信先アドレスデータが復調され、各設置場
所ごとの温度データ、電流値データ、時刻データは表示
装置12により表示され、記憶装置13によりデータの
保存がなされる。
N transmitters 4, CTs 6 and temperature sensors 7 shown in FIG. 1 are installed in each power system and electric equipment. The configuration of the transmitter 4 is shown in FIG. 6, but in addition to the case of the second embodiment, an address switch 35 is provided so that the location of each facility can be specified. The measurement data of the temperature and the current including the address set for each place is shown in FIG.
It is converted into the communication format as shown in. here,
The header and error check code are determined by the communication characteristics. Thereafter, similar to the fifth embodiment, the receiver 11 demodulates the temperature data, the current value data, the current value data, the time data, the source address, the destination address data, and the temperature data, the current value data, The time data is displayed by the display device 12, and the storage device 13 saves the data.

【0053】このように本発明の第7の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば各設置場所ごとに測
定した温度及び電流値を監視することにより各設備ごと
の正確な監視が行うことができる。例えば3相の送電線
の各相の温度及び電流値の監視が行える。
As described above, according to the monitoring system for the electric power system and the electric equipment of the seventh embodiment of the present invention, the temperature and the current value measured at each installation location are monitored, so that the accurate monitoring for each equipment can be performed. It can be carried out. For example, the temperature and current value of each phase of the three-phase power transmission line can be monitored.

【0054】(実施例8)次に、本発明の第8の実施例
について図2、図6、図8を参照しながら説明する。
(Embodiment 8) Next, an eighth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 6 and 8.

【0055】図2の送信機4、CT6、温度センサ7が
各電力系統や電気設備にN個設置される。また、送信機
4は実施例7と同様の動作をし、受信機11で図8に示
すような通信フォーマットデータが復調され、図2にお
いて温度データ、電流値データ、時刻データ、送信元ア
ドレス、送信先アドレスを受信し、各設置場所ごとの導
体接続部の測定温度と測定電流値をあらかじめ設定され
た温度と設定電流値を比較器15により比較し、測定温
度及び電流値が前記設定温度及び設定電流値以上になる
と導体接続部異常温度上昇や異常電流である設置場所を
特定して故障診断し、警報装置14により警報を出し、
表示装置12により、測定温度、測定電流、測定時刻、
送信機のアドレスのデータを表示し、記憶装置13によ
り、前記データを記憶する。
N transmitters 4, CTs 6 and temperature sensors 7 shown in FIG. 2 are installed in each power system and electric equipment. Further, the transmitter 4 operates in the same manner as in Example 7, the receiver 11 demodulates communication format data as shown in FIG. 8, and temperature data, current value data, time data, source address, The destination address is received, and the measured temperature and the measured current value of the conductor connection portion for each installation location are compared by the comparator 15 with the preset temperature and the set current value. When the current value exceeds the set current value, the abnormal temperature rise of the conductor connection part and the installation place where the current is abnormal are specified to diagnose the failure, and the alarm device 14 issues an alarm.
With the display device 12, measurement temperature, measurement current, measurement time,
The data of the address of the transmitter is displayed, and the storage device 13 stores the data.

【0056】このように本発明の第8の実施例の電力系
統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば、受信した導体接続
部の各設置場所ごとの測定温度及び測定電流をその時点
で設定された異常温度と異常電流の比較を行うので、即
時に各設置場所ごとの故障診断ができる。
As described above, according to the monitoring apparatus for the electric power system and the electric equipment of the eighth embodiment of the present invention, the measured temperature and measured current for each installation location of the conductor connecting portion are set at that time. Since the abnormal temperature and the abnormal current are compared, it is possible to immediately diagnose the failure at each installation location.

【0057】また、設定電流値を比較することにより、
短絡や断線等の電気的な故障も判断できることになる。
また、導体接続部の温度が異常になる前に異常電流を先
に検出することにより、重大事故になる前に警報を出す
ことができる。
Further, by comparing the set current values,
It is also possible to determine an electrical failure such as a short circuit or disconnection.
Further, by detecting the abnormal current first before the temperature of the conductor connecting portion becomes abnormal, an alarm can be issued before a serious accident occurs.

【0058】また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場
合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、
赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が不要なため、無人での
故障診断ができる。
Further, as compared with the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays, high accuracy and high reliability are secured. further,
Since no maintenance is required for the light receiving part of the infrared sensor, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed.

【0059】[0059]

【発明の効果】以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明
の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置によれば、 (1)電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に温度セン
サを取り付けCTの電源を利用した計測回路を用いるこ
とにより、高圧部の温度計測ができ、さらに送信機によ
り温度データを無線送信することにより、受信側と絶縁
でき、簡易、高精度、保守不要な電力系統及び電気設備
の監視装置が提供できる。 (2)CTで検出した電流値と温度センサで測定した温
度と合わせて監視することにより、異常温度上昇時の電
流を合わせて測定できるので、従来、赤外線温度センサ
と測定用CTを別々に組み合わせて監視した場合に比
べ、より、簡易にかつ正確に電気的異常状態のない情報
が得られる。 (3)受信した導体接続部の測定温度をその時点で設定
された異常温度と比較を行うので、即時に故障診断でき
る。また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場合より、
高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、赤外線の
センサの受光部の保守が不要なため、無人での故障診断
ができる。 (4)受信した導体接続部の測定温度及び測定電流をそ
の時点で設定された異常温度と異常電流の比較を行うの
で、即時に故障診断できる。また、設定電流値を比較す
ることにより、短絡や断線等の電気的な故障も判断でき
ることになる。導体接続部の温度が異常になる前に異常
電流を先に検出することにより、重大事故になる前に警
報を出すことができる。
As is apparent from the above description, according to the power system and electric equipment monitoring apparatus of the present invention, (1) a temperature sensor is attached to a connecting portion of a conductor of the power system and electric equipment, and a power source of CT is attached. The temperature of the high voltage part can be measured by using the measurement circuit that uses the power circuit, and the temperature data can be wirelessly transmitted by the transmitter, which can be insulated from the receiving side, which is simple, highly accurate, and does not require maintenance. Monitoring device can be provided. (2) By monitoring the current value detected by CT and the temperature measured by the temperature sensor together, the current when abnormal temperature rise can be measured together, so conventionally, the infrared temperature sensor and the CT for measurement were combined separately. As compared with the case of monitoring by using the above-described method, information having no electrical abnormal state can be obtained more easily and accurately. (3) Since the received measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion is compared with the abnormal temperature set at that time, it is possible to immediately diagnose the failure. Moreover, compared to the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays,
High accuracy and high reliability are secured. Furthermore, since maintenance of the light receiving portion of the infrared sensor is unnecessary, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed. (4) Since the measured temperature and measured current of the received conductor connection portion are compared with the abnormal temperature and abnormal current set at that time, a fault diagnosis can be performed immediately. Further, by comparing the set current values, it is possible to determine an electrical failure such as a short circuit or a disconnection. By detecting the abnormal current before the temperature of the conductor connection becomes abnormal, an alarm can be issued before a serious accident occurs.

【0060】また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場
合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、
赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が不要なため、無人での
故障診断ができる。 (5)各設置場所ごとに測定した温度を監視することに
より各設備ごとの正確で、かつ、監視場所を特定した監
視が行うことができる。例えば3相の送電線の各相の温
度の監視が行える。 (6)受信した導体接続部の各設置場所ごとの測定温度
をその時点で設定された異常温度と比較を行うので、複
数の導体接続部や導体の異常が、即時に故障診断でき
る。また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場合より、
高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、赤外線の
センサの受光部の保守が不要なため、複数の電力系統や
電力設備の無人での故障診断ができる。 (7)各設置場所ごとに測定した温度及び電流値を監視
することにより各設備ごとの正確な監視が行うことがで
きる。例えば3相の送電線の各相の温度及び電流値の監
視が行える。 (8)受信した導体接続部の各設置場所ごとの測定温度
及び測定電流をその時点で設定された異常温度と異常電
流の比較を行うので、即時に各設置場所ごとの故障診断
ができる。
Further, as compared with the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays, high accuracy and high reliability are secured. further,
Since no maintenance is required for the light receiving part of the infrared sensor, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed. (5) By monitoring the temperature measured at each installation location, it is possible to perform accurate monitoring for each facility and specifying the monitoring location. For example, the temperature of each phase of the three-phase power transmission line can be monitored. (6) Since the received measured temperature for each installation location of the conductor connection portion is compared with the abnormal temperature set at that time, a failure diagnosis of a plurality of conductor connection portions or conductors can be immediately performed. Moreover, compared to the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays,
High accuracy and high reliability are secured. Further, since maintenance of the light receiving portion of the infrared sensor is unnecessary, unattended failure diagnosis of a plurality of power systems and power equipment can be performed. (7) By monitoring the temperature and current value measured at each installation location, accurate monitoring can be performed for each facility. For example, the temperature and current value of each phase of the three-phase power transmission line can be monitored. (8) Since the measured temperature and the measured current of the received conductor connecting portion for each installation location are compared with the abnormal temperature and the abnormal current set at that time, the failure diagnosis for each installation location can be performed immediately.

【0061】また、設定電流値を比較することにより、
短絡や断線等の電気的な故障も判断できることになる。
また、導体接続部の温度が異常になる前に異常電流を先
に検出することにより、重大事故になる前に警報を出す
ことができる。
Further, by comparing the set current values,
It is also possible to determine an electrical failure such as a short circuit or disconnection.
Further, by detecting the abnormal current first before the temperature of the conductor connecting portion becomes abnormal, an alarm can be issued before a serious accident occurs.

【0062】また従来の赤外線を用いた温度センサの場
合より、高精度、かつ高信頼性が確保される。さらに、
赤外線のセンサの受光部の保守が不要なため、無人での
故障診断ができる。
Further, higher accuracy and higher reliability are ensured than in the case of the conventional temperature sensor using infrared rays. further,
Since no maintenance is required for the light receiving part of the infrared sensor, unattended failure diagnosis can be performed.

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

【図1】本発明の第1、第2、第5、第7の実施例の電
力系統及び電気設備の監視装置の構成を示す図
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a power system and electric equipment monitoring device according to first, second, fifth, and seventh embodiments of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の第3、第4、第6、第8の実施例の電
力系統及び電気設備の監視装置の構成を示す図
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a power system and electric equipment monitoring device according to third, fourth, sixth, and eighth embodiments of the present invention.

【図3】本発明の第1及び第3の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の構成を示す図
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a power system and electric equipment monitoring device according to first and third embodiments of the present invention.

【図4】本発明の第2及び第4の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の構成を示す図
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a monitoring device for power systems and electrical equipment according to second and fourth embodiments of the present invention.

【図5】本発明の第5及び第6の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の構成を示す図
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a monitoring device for power systems and electrical equipment according to fifth and sixth embodiments of the present invention.

【図6】本発明の第7及び第8の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の構成を示す図
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmitter of a monitoring device for power systems and electrical equipment according to seventh and eighth embodiments of the present invention.

【図7】本発明の第5及び第6の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の通信処理回路における通
信フォーマット構成を示す図
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a communication format configuration in a communication processing circuit of a transmitter of a monitoring device for power systems and electrical equipment according to fifth and sixth embodiments of the present invention.

【図8】本発明の第7及び第8の実施例の電力系統及び
電気設備の監視装置の送信機の通信処理回路における通
信フォーマット構成を示す図
FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a communication format configuration in a communication processing circuit of a transmitter of a monitoring device for power systems and electrical equipment according to seventh and eighth embodiments of the present invention.

【図9】電気設備のキュービクルの構成を示す図FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a configuration of a cubicle of electric equipment.

【図10】送電線の接続を示す図FIG. 10 is a diagram showing connection of power transmission lines.

【図11】従来の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置の構
成を示す図
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a configuration of a conventional power system and electrical equipment monitoring device.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1、9 ブースバー 4 送信機 6 CT 7 温度センサ 11 受信機 12 表示装置 13 記憶装置 14 警報装置 15 比較器 21 抵抗 22 整流回路 23 電源回路 24 通信処理回路 25 フィルタ 26 増幅器 27 A/D変換器 28 変調回路 29 送信回路 30 分圧回路 33 クロック 35 アドレススイッチ 1, 9 Booth bar 4 Transmitter 6 CT 7 Temperature sensor 11 Receiver 12 Display device 13 Memory device 14 Alarm device 15 Comparator 21 Resistance 22 Rectifier circuit 23 Power supply circuit 24 Communication processing circuit 25 Filter 26 Amplifier 27 A / D converter 28 Modulation circuit 29 Transmission circuit 30 Voltage dividing circuit 33 Clock 35 Address switch

Claims (8)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に
取り付けられた温度センサと、導体接続部近辺に取り付
けられたCTと、測定データの送信を行う送信機と、送
信された前記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、
前記受信機の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示
装置もしくは前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内
少なくとも1つを備え、 前記送信機が、前記CT出力を交流の電圧に変換する抵
抗器と、前記交流電圧を整流する整流回路と、前記整流
回路の出力を安定化する電源回路と、前記温度センサか
らの温度信号をフィルタを介し増幅する増幅器と、増幅
された前記温度信号をデジタルデータに変換するA/D
変換器と、計測時の時刻を計数するクロックと、前記温
度データ及び時刻データを送信データ形式に変換する通
信処理回路と、前記送信データの変調を行う変調回路
と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送信回路とを備えた
電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置。
1. A temperature sensor attached to a conductor connecting portion of an electric power system and an electric facility, a CT attached near the conductor connecting portion, a transmitter for transmitting measurement data, and the transmitted measurement data. Equipped with a receiver for receiving
At least one of a display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver or a storage device for storing the measurement data, wherein the transmitter is a resistor for converting the CT output into an AC voltage. A rectifier circuit that rectifies the AC voltage, a power supply circuit that stabilizes the output of the rectifier circuit, an amplifier that amplifies the temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter, and the amplified temperature signal is digital data. Convert to A / D
A converter, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, a communication processing circuit for converting the temperature data and the time data into a transmission data format, a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, and a transmission of the modulated data. A monitoring apparatus for a power system and an electric facility, which includes a transmitting circuit for performing.
【請求項2】 導体接続部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定
された設定温度とを比較する比較手段を備え、 前記測定温度が前記設定温度以上になると警報を出す警
報装置、もしくは前記設定温度以上となった測定時刻と
測定温度の各データを表示する表示装置、もしくは前記
データを記憶する記憶装置の内少なくとも1つを備えた
請求項1記載の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置。
2. An alarm device for providing a warning when the measured temperature of the conductor connecting portion is compared with a preset temperature, and an alarm device for issuing an alarm when the measured temperature is equal to or higher than the preset temperature or equal to or higher than the preset temperature. The monitoring device for the electric power system and the electric equipment according to claim 1, further comprising at least one of a display device for displaying each data of the measurement time and the measurement temperature, or a storage device for storing the data.
【請求項3】 電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に
取り付けられた温度センサと、導体接続部近辺に取り付
けられたCTと、測定データの送信を行う送信機と、送
信された前記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、
前記受信機の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示
装置もしくは前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内
少なくとも1つを備え、 前記送信機が、前記CT出力を交流の電圧に変換する抵
抗器と、前記交流電圧を整流する整流回路と、前記整流
回路の出力を安定化する電源回路と、前記温度センサか
らの温度信号をフィルタを介し増幅する増幅器と、前記
整流回路出力を分圧する分圧回路と、分圧回路出力及び
増幅された前記温度信号をデジタルデータに変換するA
/D変換器と、計測時の時刻を計数するクロックと、前
記温度データ及び時刻データを送信データ形式に変換す
る通信処理回路と、前記送信データの変調を行う変調回
路と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送信回路とを備え
た電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置。
3. A temperature sensor attached to a conductor connecting portion of an electric power system and an electric facility, a CT attached near the conductor connecting portion, a transmitter for transmitting measurement data, and the transmitted measurement data. Equipped with a receiver for receiving
At least one of a display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver or a storage device for storing the measurement data, wherein the transmitter is a resistor for converting the CT output into an AC voltage. A rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage, a power supply circuit for stabilizing the output of the rectifier circuit, an amplifier for amplifying a temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter, and a voltage divider for dividing the rectifier circuit output. Circuit and A for converting the voltage divider output and the amplified temperature signal into digital data
/ D converter, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, a communication processing circuit for converting the temperature data and time data into a transmission data format, a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, and a modulated data A monitoring device for a power system and an electric facility, which includes a transmission circuit that performs transmission.
【請求項4】 導体接続部の測定温度と測定電流値とを
あらかじめ設定された設定温度と電流値とを比較する比
較手段を備え、 前記測定温度と測定電流値が前記設定温度及び前記設定
電流値以上になると警報を出す警報装置、もしくは前記
設定温度以上及び設定電流値となった測定時刻と測定温
度と測定電流値の各データを表示する表示装置、もしく
は前記データを記憶する記憶装置の内少なくとも1つを
備えた請求項3記載の電力系統及び電気設備の監視装
置。
4. A comparison means for comparing a measured temperature and a measured current value of a conductor connecting portion with a preset temperature and a preset current value, wherein the measured temperature and the measured current value are the preset temperature and the preset current, respectively. An alarm device that issues an alarm when the value exceeds the specified value, or a display device that displays each data of the measurement time, the measured temperature, and the measured current value that is above the set temperature and reaches the set current value, or a storage device that stores the data. The power system and electrical equipment monitoring device according to claim 3, comprising at least one.
【請求項5】 電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に
取り付けられたアドレス割り当てされたN個の温度セン
サと、導体接続部近辺に取り付けられたN個のCTと、
測定データの送信を行うN個の送信機と、送信された前
記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、前記受信機
の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示装置もしく
は前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内少なくとも
1つを備え、 それぞれの前記送信機が、前記CT出力を交流の電圧に
変換する抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を整流する整流回路
と、前記整流回路の出力を安定化する電源回路と、前記
温度センサからの温度信号をフィルタを介し増幅する増
幅器と、増幅された前記温度信号をデジタルデータに変
換するA/D変換器と、計測時の時刻を計数するクロッ
クと、送信機のアドレスを特定するアドレススイッチ
と、前記温度データ及び時刻データを送信データ形式に
変換する通信処理回路と、送信データの変調を行う変調
回路と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送信回路とを備
えた電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置。
5. N address-assigned temperature sensors attached to connection portions of conductors of electric power systems and electrical equipment, and N CTs attached in the vicinity of the connection portions of the conductors.
A display device including N transmitters for transmitting measurement data and a receiver for receiving the transmitted measurement data, and a display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver, or storage of the measurement data At least one of the storage devices for performing the above, each of the transmitters stabilizes the output of the rectifier circuit, a resistor for converting the CT output into an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage. A power supply circuit, an amplifier for amplifying a temperature signal from the temperature sensor via a filter, an A / D converter for converting the amplified temperature signal into digital data, and a clock for counting time at the time of measurement. An address switch for specifying the address of the transmitter, a communication processing circuit for converting the temperature data and time data into a transmission data format, and a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data, A monitoring device for a power system and electrical equipment, comprising a transmission circuit for transmitting modulated data.
【請求項6】 アドレス割り当てされたN個の導体接続
部の測定温度とあらかじめ設定された設定温度とを比較
する比較手段を備え、 前記測定温度が前記設定温度以上になると警報を出す警
報装置、もしくは前記設定温度以上となったアドレス及
び測定時刻と測定温度の各データを表示する表示装置、
もしくは前記データを記憶する記憶装置の内少なくとも
1つを備えた請求項5記載の電力系統及び電気設備の監
視装置。
6. An alarm device, comprising: comparing means for comparing the measured temperature of the N conductor connection parts to which addresses are assigned with a preset temperature, and an alarm device for issuing an alarm when the measured temperature exceeds the preset temperature. Alternatively, a display device for displaying each data of the address and the measurement time and the measurement temperature which are above the set temperature,
Alternatively, the monitoring device for the electric power system and the electric equipment according to claim 5, further comprising at least one of a storage device that stores the data.
【請求項7】 電力系統及び電気設備の導体の接続部に
取り付けられたアドレス割り当てされたN個の温度セン
サと、導体接続部近辺に取り付けられたN個のCTと、
測定データの送信を行うN個の送信機と、送信された前
記測定データの受信を行う受信機とを備え、前記受信機
の受信した前記測定データの表示を行う表示装置もしく
は前記測定データの保存を行う記憶装置の内少なくとも
1つを備え、 それぞれの前記送信機が、前記CT出力を交流の電圧に
変換する抵抗器と、前記交流電圧を整流する整流回路
と、前記整流回路の出力を安定化する電源回路と、前記
温度センサからの温度信号をフィルタを介し増幅する増
幅器と、前記整流回路出力を分圧する分圧回路と、分圧
回路出力及び増幅された前記温度信号をデジタルデータ
に変換するA/D変換器と、計測時の時刻を計数するク
ロックと、送信機のアドレスを特定するアドレススイッ
チと、前記温度データ及び時刻データを送信データ形式
に変換する通信処理回路と、前記送信データの変調を行
う変調回路と、変調されたデータの送信を行う送信回路
とを備えた電力系統及び電気設備の監視装置。
7. N address-assigned temperature sensors attached to connection portions of conductors of electric power systems and electrical equipment, and N CTs attached near conductor connection portions,
A display device including N transmitters for transmitting measurement data and a receiver for receiving the transmitted measurement data, and a display device for displaying the measurement data received by the receiver, or storage of the measurement data At least one of the storage devices for performing the above, each of the transmitters stabilizes the output of the rectifier circuit, a resistor for converting the CT output into an AC voltage, a rectifier circuit for rectifying the AC voltage. Power supply circuit, an amplifier for amplifying a temperature signal from the temperature sensor through a filter, a voltage dividing circuit for dividing the output of the rectifying circuit, and a voltage dividing circuit output and the amplified temperature signal are converted into digital data. A / D converter, a clock for counting the time at the time of measurement, an address switch for specifying the address of the transmitter, and the temperature data and time data are converted into a transmission data format. A monitoring apparatus for a power system and an electric facility, comprising: a communication processing circuit for controlling the transmission data; a modulation circuit for modulating the transmission data; and a transmission circuit for transmitting the modulated data.
【請求項8】 アドレス割り当てされたN個の導体接続
部の測定温度と測定電流値をあらかじめ設定された設定
温度および電流値と比較する比較手段を備え、 前記測定温度と測定電流値が前記設定温度及び前記設定
電流値以上になると警報を出す警報装置、もしくは前記
設定温度以上及び設定電流値となったアドレス、及び測
定時刻と測定温度と測定電流値の各データを表示する表
示装置、もしくは前記データを記憶する記憶装置の内少
なくとも1つを備えた請求項7記載の電力系統及び電気
設備の監視装置。
8. A comparison means is provided for comparing the measured temperature and measured current value of the N conductor connection portions to which addresses are assigned with preset set temperature and current value, wherein the measured temperature and measured current value are set to the set value. An alarm device that issues an alarm when the temperature exceeds the set current value, or an address that becomes the set temperature or more and the set current value, and a display device that displays each data of the measurement time, the measured temperature, and the measured current value, or 8. The power system and electrical equipment monitoring device according to claim 7, further comprising at least one of storage devices for storing data.
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