JPS5960366A - Method and device for abnormality detection of electric equipment - Google Patents

Method and device for abnormality detection of electric equipment

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JPS5960366A
JPS5960366A JP57171354A JP17135482A JPS5960366A JP S5960366 A JPS5960366 A JP S5960366A JP 57171354 A JP57171354 A JP 57171354A JP 17135482 A JP17135482 A JP 17135482A JP S5960366 A JPS5960366 A JP S5960366A
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Takeshi Tanii
谷井 剛
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01RMEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To detect the abnormality of an electric equipment without malfunction due to fine dust and oil mist and the need for a radiation source by detecting carbon monoxide concentration and carbon dioxide concentration and detecting the abnormality to the basis of the concentration ratio. CONSTITUTION:Gaseous hydrogen sealed in a main gas turbine generator body is admitted from a high-pressure side pipe 2 through a pressure reduction valve 6, filters 7 and 8, and a dehumidifier 9, and the valve 6 is stopped and a valve 11 is opened to measure CO2 by a CO2 detector 5, whose output is inputted to a data processor 16. The valve 11 is closed and a valve 10 is provided to guide the sealed gas to a reaction pipe 14, thereby oxidizing CO into CO2. A valve 12 is closed and a valve 13 is opened to measure CO2 by the CO2 detector 15, whose data is inputted to the data processor 16 to obtain measurement results of the both in the form of the ratio of CO2/CO+CO2. Consequently, the thermal decomposition reaction of the material is most active within a range from a concentration ratio 0.5b to 0.66a and the thermal decomposition of the insulating material in the machine is detected.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は大形水素冷却タービン発電機などの機内封入ガ
スを測定することにより、機内の局部異常過熱’k I
(?l知する11気機°器の異常検出方法およびその装
置に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention detects abnormal local overheating within a large hydrogen-cooled turbine generator by measuring gas sealed inside the machine.
This article relates to a method and device for detecting anomalies in 11-air appliances.

〔発明の技術的背皺とその問題点〕[Technical wrinkles of the invention and its problems]

タービン発電機の刺入ガスは棟々の観点から水素ガスが
使用されている。壕だ大形タービン発電機における異虐
過熱事故は社会的、経済的に重大問題となる。
Hydrogen gas is used as the injection gas for turbine generators from the viewpoint of buildings. Abnormal overheating accidents in large turbine generators pose serious social and economic problems.

水素冷却のタービン発電機内に↑よ数多くの杷橡伺料が
使用されており、局部異常過熱により有機絶縁材料が熱
分解して分解生成物を発生する。この分解生成物は別人
水素ガス中に拡散する。拡散したこれらの分解生成物を
高感度に使出し、管理すればタービン発電機の故障、事
故を初期のうちに発見することが可能となる。現在では
封入水素ガス中の分解生成物検出方法としてイオンチャ
ンバ一方法が主力となっている。
A large number of loquats are used in hydrogen-cooled turbine generators, and organic insulating materials thermally decompose due to localized abnormal overheating, producing decomposition products. This decomposition product diffuses into other hydrogen gas. If these diffused decomposition products are used and managed with high sensitivity, it will be possible to detect failures and accidents in turbine generators at an early stage. Currently, the ion chamber method is the main method for detecting decomposition products in enclosed hydrogen gas.

この方式は分解生成物中の微粒千金検出するもので、封
入水素ガス中の微細な塵埃やオイルミストなど−にも反
応してしまうIユか、ロータの回転数変化に対応する封
入水素ガス圧の変動にも剪 微妙に差動して、f報笛を発してしまうほか、さらにイ
オン化υ・λとして微弱ながらα線源が必要となり、α
脚線から放射線を発生しているだめ、取扱いにも注意を
要する。
This method detects fine particles in the decomposition products, and the pressure of the charged hydrogen gas varies depending on the change in rotor rotational speed. In addition to emitting an f-signal due to the slight difference in shear due to fluctuations in the
Since radiation is emitted from the leg lines, care must be taken when handling it.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明(:↓電気機器内の微細な塵埃やオイルミストな
どで誤動作することがなく、放射線僚ヲ必をとせず’I
ff、気機器の異常全検出する方法およびその装Vtケ
提IJ(することを目的とする。
The present invention (:↓It does not malfunction due to minute dust or oil mist in electrical equipment, and does not require radiological personnel.
The purpose is to provide a method and equipment for detecting all abnormalities in equipment.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明は′、13気(3支器内の一酸化炭素67%度と
二酸化炭素病IWを演出し、このC農速比に基いて異常
全検出するようにしたところに’r!P徴全有する。
The present invention produces 'r! I have everything.

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

以下本う1β明について図面をわ照して説明するが、は
じめに本・発明の原理について説明する。
The present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings, but first the principle of the present invention will be explained.

有機絶縁伺料が熱分解すると微粒子やガスを発生する。When organic insulating materials thermally decompose, fine particles and gas are generated.

分解ガスは一酸化炭素、二酸化炭素のホカメタン、エチ
レン、エタンなどの低級炭化水素系物であり、このうち
−11化炭素、二f浚化炭素が大部分ケ占め、熱分博辺
HIJlではさらにその傾向が強い。i忙って一酸化炭
、:i;4、二・□・Lfじ炭素の両者を高感度に演出
すれば* (’、[’し1色縁廿料が熱分解をしている
ことがわかることになる。またこの両j1の1川係では
低TMA域では二酸化炭素が大部分てあり、高温になる
にし/こかって二酸化炭素の占ν)る割合が減りはじめ
、−1変化炭木が噌加し、その割合が逆転する−まで(
・(−なる。この両者のイ?、生割合が逆転する温1現
はその何科によって51.1.なることはもちろんであ
るが一般に250℃〜400℃の温度域にある。即ち(
′(科の熱分解がン古づljになるγ、情h31とに4
える。したがって、材料によってその’?’! IへJ
9℃;が異なっても両者の比率ff、測定すれば温度に
13・1係なく4J’i+の熱分;竹惺度金知ることが
できることになる。本発明はこのようなことにAイ目し
てなされたものであり、これについて、説明する。
The cracked gas is lower hydrocarbons such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hocamethane, ethylene, and ethane, of which -11 carbon and 2f dredged carbon account for the majority, and in the heat fraction Hakube HIJl, even more That tendency is strong. i Busy carbon monoxide, :i; 4, 2, □, Lf If both carbons are produced with high sensitivity * (', [', it can be seen that the one-color border material is undergoing thermal decomposition. In addition, in the first river section of both j1, carbon dioxide is mostly present in the low TMA region, and as the temperature rises, the proportion of carbon dioxide begins to decrease, and -1 change charcoal wood increases, and the ratio is reversed until -(
・(-.The temperature at which the biological ratio is reversed varies depending on the family, but it is generally in the temperature range of 250°C to 400°C. That is, (
′(The thermal decomposition of the family becomes old lj, γ, passion h31 and 4
I can do it. So by the material its'? '! I to J
Even if the temperatures are different by 9°C, if you measure the ratio ff between the two, you will be able to know the heat content of 4J'i+, regardless of the temperature. The present invention has been made with this in mind, and this will be explained below.

第1図Qこおいてlはガスタービン元市、磯本体(以下
波体と称す)で、この機11N l内側人水素ガスは高
圧1tiil配管2より侯出器モニター4.5全通って
低圧側配・?y3よシ本体に循環される。
In Fig. 1 Q, l is the gas turbine Motoichi, Iso body (hereinafter referred to as the wave body), and this machine 11N l hydrogen gas flows from the high pressure 1tiil pipe 2 to the exhaust device monitor 4.5 through all the low pressure Side care? It is circulated from y3 to the main body.

検出モニター4は1だ来装置と同一であって水素ガス以
外のガスを検出するものである。4rI!出器モニター
5は第2ト1のように、情)E 1!!11配′置2よ
り減圧弁6で減圧し、フィルター7で塵埃、フィルター
8で分解生成物中の微粒子を除去する。
The detection monitor 4 is the same as the previous device and detects gases other than hydrogen gas. 4rI! The output monitor 5 is as shown in the second part 1. ! The pressure is reduced from the 11 arrangement 2 with a pressure reducing valve 6, the dust is removed with a filter 7, and the particulates in the decomposition products are removed with a filter 8.

次に除湿器9で水分全除去する。次にバルブ10を止め
、パルプ11金開けて封入ガス中の二酸化炭素(CO2
)をco2検出器J5で1lllJ定し、この測定結果
を記録計に記録するか又はデータ処理t、Q16へ入力
する。後にバルブJJ′fC閉じ、バルブ10金開は封
入ガスを反1芯管に導く、反応管内には東金1−4酸化
物又は五j俊化沃素などの酸化削が光jO$されておシ
、封入ガス中の一酸化炭素(CO)企CO2に酸化する
。反応の一例金(1)式に示す。
Next, a dehumidifier 9 removes all moisture. Next, stop the valve 10, open the pulp 11 gold, and remove the carbon dioxide (CO2) in the sealed gas.
) is determined by CO2 detector J5 to 1llllJ, and this measurement result is recorded on a recorder or input to data processing t, Q16. Afterwards, the valve JJ'fC is closed, and the valve 10 is opened to guide the sealed gas into the 1-core tube.In the reaction tube, an oxidizing agent such as Togane 1-4 oxide or iodine oxide is irradiated with light. , carbon monoxide (CO) in the enclosed gas oxidizes to CO2. An example of the reaction is shown in Equation (1).

5CO十■205 −−→ 5CO2+I2  ==−
−””””     (1)co 5 CO2に1賃化
して陵にパルプ12を閉じ、パルズノ3を開けてC02
検出器15でCO2を測定し、データ処廖侵16へ入力
してlツ「定の計算を行う。この際の測定ではCO′と
CO2の合厳がCO2としてH1測されることになる。
5CO205 −−→ 5CO2+I2 ==−
-”””” (1) Convert co5 to CO2, close Pulp 12 in the ridge, open Parzuno 3, and make C02
CO2 is measured by the detector 15 and inputted to the data processing unit 16 to perform a certain calculation. In this measurement, the combination of CO' and CO2 is measured as CO2 by H1.

両者の測定結果f、(CO2/CO+CO2の比の関係
で示すと第3図の関係が得られる1第3図において飼料
の熱劣化が進行するとCOの割合が多くなることがわか
シ、濃度比0.5 (b)からo、66(a)の範囲が
その材料の熱分解反応が最も活発に起っている点である
。1黄軸は47ツ科によりシフトするが、(a速比から
判定すれは材料の(’@ ¥aiにかかわらず、機内、
に9憎(23刺が熱分解していること金1匁刊できるこ
とになる。またCOlおよびC02fそれぞれ同時分り
iすることも可能であるこの場合、それぞれの(屓史比
、すなわちCO/CO2の関係金求めると框4(2)が
得られる。この場合は反応面14が不しとなる。・;F
、 4 l′Aにおいて第3図のaおよびbに相当する
点がa・′およびb′に相当することになる。
The measurement results for both f, (showing the relationship in the ratio of CO2/CO + CO2, the relationship shown in Figure 3 is obtained.1 In Figure 3, it can be seen that as the thermal deterioration of the feed progresses, the proportion of CO increases, and the concentration ratio The range from 0.5 (b) to o, 66 (a) is the point where the thermal decomposition reaction of the material is most active.1 The yellow axis shifts depending on the 47 family, but (a speed ratio Judging from the material ('@\ai, on board,
In this case, it is also possible to separate COl and CO2f at the same time. If you calculate the related money, you will get frame 4 (2). In this case, the reaction surface 14 will be negative.・;F
, 4 l'A, the points corresponding to a and b in FIG. 3 correspond to a.' and b'.

しかし、COおよびco2y、1それぞれ同時分析すれ
は熱分解初期において発生の少ないCOが演出されにく
くなってしまうため、co’l、R化してトータルCO
2として測定した方が、よシ正確に材料の熱分解の経緯
を感知することが可能となる。
However, simultaneous analysis of CO and co2y, 1 makes it difficult to produce CO, which is generated in small quantities in the early stage of thermal decomposition, so it is difficult to produce CO, which is generated in small quantities at the initial stage of thermal decomposition.
By measuring as 2, it is possible to more accurately detect the process of thermal decomposition of the material.

なおCO□およびCOの演出器eこは赤外p4ガス分析
81゛、ガスクロマトガラフ、)J Fa分析計などが
ある。
Instruments for producing CO□ and CO include infrared p4 gas analysis 81゛, gas chromatograph, ) JFa analyzer, etc.

なお、前述の笑施例では従来の検出器モニター4と本発
明の演出器モニター5を従来方式と並列に粗金ぜである
ので、検出器モニター4のアラームが鳴った時点からガ
ス金床]7、測定し前述の関係からアラ−ムが4つや内
絶縁材料の熱分11plによって作動したか否かの確認
方式金とれば二屯青理ができてさらに保守′α哩の信頼
性が向上する。またガス封入の静止器の器内ガス分析に
も同様に吹出が可能である。これ以外に本発明は前述の
4角出器モニター5のみでもよいことはいうまでもない
In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, since the conventional detector monitor 4 and the stage monitor 5 of the present invention are installed in parallel with the conventional system, the gas anvil starts from the moment the alarm of the detector monitor 4 sounds. 7. Measure and confirm from the above-mentioned relationship whether the alarm was activated by the heat content of the inner insulation material (11PL) or not. do. In addition, blowing out is also possible for gas analysis inside a gas-filled stationary device. In addition to this, it goes without saying that the present invention may be implemented using only the above-mentioned square output monitor 5.

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

第1図は本発明による電気機器の異常検出装置の一実施
例金示すブロック図、第2図は第1図の検出器モニター
の具体例を示す図、ε03゜4図は本発明のj東埋全悦
明するためのもので検出モニターによりの測定)吉采よ
りCOとCO2の関係を示す図である。 1・・・発’f13’、機本体、2・・・1%IE側配
青、3・・・低圧11す配管、4・・・従来方式の演出
モニター、5・・・本発明の演出モニター、6・・・減
圧弁、7・・・フィルター、8・・・フィルター、9・
・・除湿器、10・パパルブ、11・・・バルブ、12
・・・バルブ、13・・・バルブ、14・・・反応管、
15・・・演出器、16・・・記録計又はデータ処哩・
ε76 出願入代t!((人  弁理士 鈴 江 武 彦第1図 第3因 蓼 □う4度□ 第4図 響 □シ艮九−→
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the abnormality detection device for electrical equipment according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a specific example of the detector monitor shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. This is a diagram showing the relationship between CO and CO2 (measured by a detection monitor) for the sake of complete satisfaction. 1... Launch 'f13', machine body, 2... 1% IE side blue arrangement, 3... Low pressure 11 piping, 4... Conventional style performance monitor, 5... Production of the present invention Monitor, 6...Reducing valve, 7...Filter, 8...Filter, 9.
・・Dehumidifier, 10・Papalub, 11・・Valve, 12
...Valve, 13...Valve, 14...Reaction tube,
15... Production device, 16... Recorder or data processor.
ε76 Application fee t! ((Person Patent Attorney Takehiko Suzue Figure 1 Figure 3 Cause □ 4th degree □ Figure 4 Hibiki □ Shiraku -→

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)  電気機器内に有する有機絶縁材料が初期的な
局部異常過熱により、有機絶縁材料から発生するガスの
うち、大部分を占める一酸化炭素濃度および二酸化炭素
濃夏全検出し、両者の濃度比から電気機器内の絶縁材料
の異常を検出する電気機器の異常検出方法。
(1) The concentration of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, which account for most of the gases generated from organic insulating materials in electrical equipment due to initial abnormal local overheating, is detected, and the concentration of both is detected. An abnormality detection method for electrical equipment that detects abnormalities in insulating materials within electrical equipment based on the ratio.
(2)内部に有機絶縁材料を有する電気機器において、
前記電気機器内部の一酸化炭素濃度および二酸化炭素濃
度を検出すると、この検出器からの検出器と一酸化炭素
濃度および二酸化炭素濃度を入力して濃度比を演算する
データ処理機とを有する電気機器の異常検出装置。
(2) In electrical equipment that has an organic insulating material inside,
When detecting the carbon monoxide concentration and carbon dioxide concentration inside the electric device, the electric device has a detector from the detector and a data processor that inputs the carbon monoxide concentration and carbon dioxide concentration and calculates a concentration ratio. Anomaly detection device.
JP57171354A 1982-09-30 1982-09-30 Method and device for abnormality detection of electric equipment Pending JPS5960366A (en)

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