JPS59101728A - Protecting system for dc transmission system - Google Patents

Protecting system for dc transmission system

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Publication number
JPS59101728A
JPS59101728A JP57211308A JP21130882A JPS59101728A JP S59101728 A JPS59101728 A JP S59101728A JP 57211308 A JP57211308 A JP 57211308A JP 21130882 A JP21130882 A JP 21130882A JP S59101728 A JPS59101728 A JP S59101728A
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breaker
line
circuit
power transmission
current
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有松 啓治
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Hitachi Ltd
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の利用分野〕 本発明は直流送電系統に係9、特に多回線あるいは多端
子の送電に好適な直流送電系統に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a DC power transmission system, and particularly to a DC power transmission system suitable for multi-circuit or multi-terminal power transmission.

〔従来技術〕[Prior art]

多回線あるいは多端子の直流送電系統には直流しゃ断器
が適用され、送電線路の事故除去あるいは系統の切換え
などに使用される志 直流には自然電流零点がないので、そのしゃ断には特別
な工夫が必要である。大電流、高電圧の直流しゃ断には
、通常、振動電流を直流電流に重畳して電流零点を発生
させ、交流−しゃ断器同様電流しゃ断する方法がとられ
る。この方式の直流しゃ断器の回路構成を第1図に示す
。同図で転流コンデンサ2は、図示していない充電装置
によって常時充電されておシ、シゃ断時には、しゃ断部
1を開極するとともに、常時開放されている投入スイッ
チ4を投入し、転流コンデンサ2がリアクトル3を介し
て放電されることによって生じた振動電流を、しゃ断部
1を流れていた直流電流に重畳させて電流零点を発生さ
讐□る。
DC breakers are applied to multi-circuit or multi-terminal DC transmission systems, and since the DC current used for removing faults on power transmission lines or switching systems does not have a natural current zero point, special measures are required to break it. is necessary. To cut off a large current or high voltage DC, a method is usually used in which an oscillating current is superimposed on the DC current to generate a current zero point, and the current is cut off like an AC circuit breaker. The circuit configuration of this type of DC breaker is shown in Figure 1. In the figure, the commutating capacitor 2 is constantly charged by a charging device (not shown), and when the circuit is cut off, the breaker section 1 is opened and the normally open closing switch 4 is turned on. The oscillating current generated by the current capacitor 2 being discharged via the reactor 3 is superimposed on the direct current flowing through the breaker 1 to generate a current zero point.

しかし、この方法ではミ電流零点が発生するのはしゃ断
部のみであるため、直流線路のインダクタンスに残留し
たエネルギーを吸収しなければ最終的に直流電流はしゃ
断されない。このため対地あるいは、しゃ断部1の極間
に非線形抵抗5〜7が設置され、この残留エネルギーを
処理する方法がとられる。
However, in this method, the current zero point occurs only at the cutoff section, so the DC current will not be cut off unless the energy remaining in the inductance of the DC line is absorbed. For this reason, a method is adopted in which nonlinear resistors 5 to 7 are installed to the ground or between the poles of the breaker 1 to process this residual energy.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明−の目的は、直流しゃ断器にとって、最も高価な
部品であるエネルギー吸収用の非線形、抵抗の必要量を
大幅に削減することにより、直流しやi器の大きさとコ
ストの低減を図るものである。
The purpose of the present invention is to reduce the size and cost of DC circuit breakers by significantly reducing the required amount of nonlinear resistance for energy absorption, which is the most expensive component for DC circuit breakers. It is.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明は、直流しゃ断器がし、や断動作する条件を解析
することによシ、直流しゃ断器が不必要にしゃ断動作し
なければ、大きな残留エネルギーを処理する必要がない
ことに着目し、直流しゃ断器のしゃ断動作に条件を設定
したものであや。
The present invention focuses on the fact that, by analyzing the conditions under which a DC breaker operates on and off, it is not necessary to process a large amount of residual energy as long as the DC breaker does not operate unnecessarily. This is a condition that sets the conditions for the DC breaker's breaking operation.

すなわち、第2図に多回線直流送電系統の例として、双
極2回線系統の系統構成を示す。同図で直流しゃ断器1
に着目してその責務を考えてみる。
That is, FIG. 2 shows a system configuration of a bipolar two-line system as an example of a multi-line DC power transmission system. In the same figure, DC breaker 1
Let's consider their responsibilities with a focus on

直流しゃ断1の責務を考えるため、第3図に一直流しゃ
断器1が関係する片極の系統のみを示す。直流しゃ断器
11,12.15,16,19.21は常時、投入状態
とする。今、直流送電線路39に事故が発生したとする
と、直流しゃ断器11゜12を開放し、直流送電線路3
9を系統から分離して事故除去する。直流送電線路39
を流れていた直流電流は、連絡母線43.44を介して
直流送電線路41を流れる。従って、直流しゃ断器11
はA点から直流送電線路39の事故点までの線路に残留
したエネルギーを処理すればよい。
In order to consider the responsibility of the DC breaker 1, FIG. 3 shows only a single-pole system in which the DC breaker 1 is involved. The DC circuit breakers 11, 12, 15, 16, and 19.21 are always closed. Now, suppose that an accident occurs on the DC transmission line 39, the DC circuit breakers 11 and 12 are opened, and the DC transmission line 3
9 from the system and eliminate the accident. DC power transmission line 39
The DC current flowing through the DC power transmission line 41 flows through the connecting busbars 43 and 44. Therefore, the DC breaker 11
What is necessary is to process the energy remaining on the line from point A to the fault point on the DC transmission line 39.

、しかし、直流しゃ断器1966?は直流し華断器21
が開放状態の時、何らかの理由で、直流しゃ断器11の
みが、しゃ断動作すると、直流リアクトル23.24を
含む片極系統の全エネルギーを処理する必要がある。直
流、す、アクドルは通常大きなインダクタンスをもつた
め、その残留エネルギーは膨大で、直流しゃ断器は上記
のような事態にも対応できる・よう、可能なエネルギー
吸収量を設定しているので、直流しゃ断器を構成する機
器のうち、残留エネルギーを液収するための非線形抵抗
が最も高価なものになってしまうことになる。
, but DC breaker 1966? is a direct current flower cutter 21
If, for some reason, only the DC breaker 11 operates to cut off when is in the open state, it is necessary to process the entire energy of the unipolar system including the DC reactors 23, 24. Since DC, AC, and ACdles usually have a large inductance, their residual energy is enormous.The DC breaker is designed to absorb as much energy as possible in order to cope with the above-mentioned situations. Of all the equipment that makes up the device, the nonlinear resistance for storing residual energy is the most expensive.

このような検討を通して、異なる回線あるいは端子の直
流線路に設けられた直流しゃ断器あるいは開閉器から成
る開閉手段が閉路していて、送電線路に接続された直流
しゃ断器を流れる電流が上記開閉手段を流れることがで
きる場合のみ、直流しゃ断器をしゃ断動作させるなら、
残留エネルギー吸収量を小さくして非線形抵抗を経済的
にできる。
Through these studies, it was found that switching means consisting of a DC breaker or switch installed on the DC line of a different line or terminal is closed, and the current flowing through the DC breaker connected to the power transmission line passes through the switching means. If a DC breaker operates to cut off only when the current can flow,
Nonlinear resistance can be made economical by reducing residual energy absorption.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以F1本発明を実施するための具体的実施例を第4図に
よシ説明する。図は第2図に示す双極2回線直流送α系
統の同極性の片極のみを示している。
Hereinafter, a specific embodiment for carrying out the F1 invention will be described with reference to FIG. The figure shows only one pole of the same polarity of the bipolar two-line DC transmission α system shown in FIG.

直流送電線路390両端に設置された直流しゃ断器11
.12には、直流、送電線路39と直流送電線路41を
接続する母−43,44に設置されている直流しゃ断器
19.21から、直流しゃ断器19.21が、投入状態
であるか与開放状態であるかの信号が常時送られておシ
、直流しゃ断器11.12には、しゃ断指令が入力され
ても直流しゃ断器19.21の開放状態を不す信号51
゜52あるいは53.54が、直流しゃ断器19゜21
の閉状態を示していなけ、れば、しゃ断動作しないよう
インターロックがかけられている。
DC breaker 11 installed at both ends of DC transmission line 390
.. 12, the DC circuit breakers 19.21 installed on the buses 43 and 44 connecting the DC transmission line 39 and the DC transmission line 41 are checked to determine whether the DC circuit breaker 19.21 is in the closed state or open. A signal 51 is sent to the DC breaker 11.12 to prevent the DC breaker 19.21 from opening even if a shutdown command is input.
゜52 or 53.54 is a DC breaker 19゜21
If it does not indicate the closed state, an interlock is applied to prevent it from operating.

第5図では、直流しゃ断器19.21の開閉状態を示す
信号55.56は、直流しゃ断器11゜12にしゃ断指
令を送る制御装置59に常時送られており、直流しゃ断
器19.21が投入状態でなければ、制御装置59は直
流しゃ断器11゜12にしゃ断指令を送らないよう、制
御回路が組まれている。
In FIG. 5, a signal 55.56 indicating the open/closed state of the DC breaker 19.21 is constantly sent to a control device 59 that sends a shutdown command to the DC breaker 11, 12, and the DC breaker 19.21 is A control circuit is constructed so that the control device 59 does not send a cutoff command to the DC breaker 11 or 12 unless it is in the closed state.

第6図では、直流しゃ断器19.21の操作器用制御回
路の補助スイッチのA接点60.61は、直流しゃ断器
11.12の操作器用制御回路のしゃ断指令スイッチ6
2.63に直列接続されている。この構成では直流しゃ
断器19.21が開路状態では補助スイッチのA接点は
1開”状態であり、従って、直流しゃ断器11.12の
しゃ断指令スイッチ62.63を投入しても直流しゃ断
器11.12の操作器用制御回路64.65は励磁され
ず、直流しゃ断器11.12は動作しない。
In FIG. 6, the A contact 60.61 of the auxiliary switch of the control circuit for the operating device of the DC breaker 19.21 is the cutoff command switch 6 of the control circuit for the operating device of the DC breaker 11.12.
2.63 is connected in series. In this configuration, when the DC breaker 19.21 is in the open state, the A contact of the auxiliary switch is in the 1 open state. The control circuits 64, 65 for the actuators of .12 are not excited, and the DC circuit breakers 11, 12 are not operated.

ここでの説明は、直流しゃ断器11.12について行っ
たが、他の送電線用直流しゃ断器13゜14.15.1
6,17.18についても同じである。
Although the explanation here was about DC breaker 11.12, other DC breaker for power transmission lines 13゜14.15.1
The same applies to 6, 17, and 18.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、直流しゃ断器が処理しなければならな
い直流送電系統の残留エネルギーを著しく減少できるの
で、残留エネルギーを処理するために必要な非線形抵抗
の必要量を大幅に縮減できる。
According to the present invention, the amount of residual energy in a DC transmission system that a DC breaker must handle can be significantly reduced, thereby significantly reducing the amount of nonlinear resistance needed to handle the residual energy.

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

第1図は直流しゃ断器の構成例を示す回路図、第2図は
本発明を適用する直流送電系統の一例を示す双極2回線
直流送電系統構成の回路図、83図は第2図の片極のみ
を示した回路図、第4図〜第6図は本発明の実施料のだ
めの異なる実施例を示す回路図である。
Fig. 1 is a circuit diagram showing an example of the configuration of a DC breaker, Fig. 2 is a circuit diagram of a bipolar two-circuit DC transmission system configuration showing an example of a DC transmission system to which the present invention is applied, and Fig. 83 is a fragment of Fig. 2. 4 to 6 are circuit diagrams showing only poles, and FIGS. 4 to 6 are circuit diagrams showing different embodiments of the invention.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、複数の回線、あるいは3端子以上の端子をもつ直流
送電系統において、送電線路に接続されている直流しゃ
断器は、該直流しゃ断器が接続されている直流線路を流
れている直流電流が上記直流線路と異なる回#あるいは
端子の゛直流線路を設けられ九個の直流しゃ断器あるい
は開閉器が閉路している場合のみ、しゃ断動作を行える
ようにしたことを特徴とする直流送電系統の保護方法。
1. In a DC power transmission system with multiple lines or three or more terminals, a DC breaker connected to a power transmission line is designed to ensure that the DC current flowing through the DC line to which the DC breaker is connected is A method for protecting a DC power transmission system, characterized in that a cutting operation can be performed only when a DC line is provided with a circuit number or terminal different from that of the DC line, and nine DC breakers or switches are closed. .
JP57211308A 1982-12-03 1982-12-03 Protecting system for dc transmission system Pending JPS59101728A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS61121217A (en) * 1984-11-12 1986-06-09 ベー・ベー・ツエー・アクチエンゲゼルシヤフト・ブラウン・ボベリ・ウント・コンパニー Reactor breaker

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS61121217A (en) * 1984-11-12 1986-06-09 ベー・ベー・ツエー・アクチエンゲゼルシヤフト・ブラウン・ボベリ・ウント・コンパニー Reactor breaker

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