JPS63242127A - Distribution system protection system - Google Patents
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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】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
本発明は配電系統保護システムに係り、特に、配電線に
負荷と共に需要家用補助電源が接続された配電系の保護
を図るに好適な配電系統保護システムに関する。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a power distribution system protection system, and particularly to a power distribution system suitable for protecting a power distribution system in which an auxiliary power source for a consumer is connected to a power distribution line along with a load. Concerning protection systems.
配電線事故には、大別すると線路事故と機器事故とがあ
るが、その過半は線路事故である。線路事故の原因の多
くは落雪や強風による樹木接触及び鳥獣接触である。こ
のため、線路事故が発生しても一担配電線を無電圧とす
れば自然消弧し、異常なく再送電することができる。Distribution line accidents can be broadly classified into line accidents and equipment accidents, but the majority of them are line accidents. Many of the causes of railway accidents are contact with trees and animals due to falling snow and strong winds. Therefore, even if a line accident occurs, if the primary distribution line is left without voltage, the arc will naturally extinguish and power can be retransmitted without any abnormalities.
このような線路事故によって配電系統を保護する方式と
しては、保護継電工学(電気学会昭和56年7月発行)
に記載されている方式が知られている。例えば、6KV
又は20KVの配電線の保護方式としては、第7図に示
されるように、遮断器CBを介して母線に接続された高
圧配電線に。As a method to protect the power distribution system from such line accidents, protective relay engineering (published by the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, July 1980)
The method described in is known. For example, 6KV
Alternatively, as a protection method for a 20KV distribution line, as shown in Figure 7, a high voltage distribution line connected to the bus bar via a circuit breaker CB.
電流変成器CT、零相電流変成器ZCTを配設し、かつ
母線に接地電圧変成器GPTを配設し、過電流継電器O
C9地絡方向継電器DG、地絡過電流継電器OCG、地
絡過電圧継電器OVGの作動により地絡及び短絡事故を
検出したとき遮断器CBを開放する過電流方式に、地絡
方向継電方式、地絡過電流方式を組み合わせたものが知
られている。A current transformer CT and a zero-phase current transformer ZCT are installed, and a ground voltage transformer GPT is installed on the bus bar, and an overcurrent relay O
The overcurrent method opens the circuit breaker CB when a ground fault or short circuit is detected by the activation of the C9 ground fault directional relay DG, ground fault overcurrent relay OCG, and ground fault overvoltage relay OVG. A combination of electric current methods is known.
これらいずれの方式の場合にも、事故回線遮断後には、
第8図に示すように、配電線の要所あるいは分岐線出口
などに設置しである事故区間分離装置DM −1〜DM
−4(Delayed Magnetic 5w1t
ch)により一定時間後に再投入する再閉路方式が一般
に採用されている。In any of these methods, after the line is cut off due to an accident,
As shown in Figure 8, accident section separation devices DM-1 to DM are installed at key points of distribution lines or exits of branch lines.
-4(Delayed Magnetic 5w1t
Generally, a re-closing method is adopted in which the circuit is re-closed after a certain period of time by channel).
例えば、第8図において、事故区間分離装置DM−3と
DM−4間で地絡事故Fが発生すると、変電所の地絡保
護リレーによって事故を検出し、第9図に示されるよう
に、遮断器CBが開かれると共に、遅延開放時間Z後に
事故区間分離装置DM−1〜DM−4が開放される。そ
して一定の再閉路時間(例えば30秒)後に遮断器CB
を再閉路すると、配電線に電力が供給されるので、変電
所に近い事故区間分離装置DM−1から順番に動作遅延
時間X後に再投入される。そのとき事故点直前の事故区
間分離装置DM−3まで投入されたとき事故が継続して
いれば、各事故区間分離装置内の開閉器に含まれる地絡
過電流継電器、過電流継電器などによって地絡が検出さ
れ、再閉路ロック時間Y以内に各事故区間分離装置が再
遮断される。さらに再閉路時間後遮断器CBが再々閉路
され、今度は事故区間分離装置DM−2までが投入され
、事故区間分離装置DM−3,DM−4は遮断されたま
まになり、事故区間を除く健全区間のみが再送電される
。For example, in FIG. 8, when a ground fault F occurs between fault section separation devices DM-3 and DM-4, the fault is detected by the substation's ground fault protection relay, and as shown in FIG. The circuit breaker CB is opened, and the fault section separation devices DM-1 to DM-4 are opened after a delay opening time Z. Then, after a certain reclose time (for example, 30 seconds), circuit breaker CB
When the circuit is reclosed, power is supplied to the distribution line, so that the fault section separation devices DM-1, which is closer to the substation, are re-energized in order after an operation delay time X. At that time, if the accident continues when up to the fault section separation device DM-3 immediately before the fault point is turned on, a ground fault occurs due to the ground fault overcurrent relay, overcurrent relay, etc. included in the switch in each fault section separation device. is detected, and each accident section isolation device is shut off again within the reclose lock time Y. Furthermore, after the re-closing time, the circuit breaker CB is closed again, and this time up to the accident section separation device DM-2 is turned on, and the accident section separation devices DM-3 and DM-4 remain cut off, excluding the accident section. Only healthy sections will be retransmitted.
上記従来技術は、配電線上に負荷のみが接続され、需要
家用補助電源が存在しないという系統構成を前提に成り
立つ方式であり、今後太陽光発電や風力発電などの新エ
ネルギ源や燃料電把、電力。The above conventional technology is based on a system configuration in which only loads are connected to the distribution line and there is no auxiliary power source for consumers. .
ガス複合発電装置などによる需要家用補助電源が配電系
統に接続される点については全く配慮されていない。No consideration is given to the connection of consumer auxiliary power sources such as gas combined cycle power generators to the power distribution system.
このような新しい電源は、家庭やオフィス内にこれまで
の電力会社からの供給系統に並入して設置されることが
考えられ、このような需要家用補助電源が設置されたと
きには、これらのものを単純な負荷とはみなせなくなる
。又補助電源の設備容量が数KWから2000KW未満
の比較的小容量のものであっても、需要家用補助電源が
配電系統に負荷と共に混在して設置された場合、事故時
の電流の大きさや方向が変化するため、事故区間の判別
に支障をきたすことが予測される。又事故区間の電圧が
遮断後に必ずしも無電圧にならなくなり、従来の保護方
式では系統を確実に保護できない恐れがある。It is conceivable that such new power sources will be installed in homes and offices alongside the existing power supply system from electric power companies, and when such auxiliary power sources for consumers are installed, these can no longer be considered a simple load. Furthermore, even if the installed capacity of the auxiliary power source is relatively small, ranging from a few kW to less than 2000 kW, if the auxiliary power source for consumers is installed together with the load in the distribution system, the magnitude and direction of the current in the event of an accident may be affected. It is expected that this will cause problems in determining the accident area. Furthermore, the voltage in the fault section does not necessarily become non-voltage after the interruption, and there is a possibility that the conventional protection method cannot reliably protect the system.
本発明の目的は、負荷と共に電源が混在する配電源統に
事故が発生したとき電源を配電源統から一担切り離すこ
とができる配電系統保護システムを提供することにある
。An object of the present invention is to provide a power distribution system protection system that can temporarily disconnect the power source from the power distribution system when an accident occurs in the power distribution system in which the power source coexists with the load.
〔問題点を解決するための手段〕
前記目的を達成するために、本発明は、配変母線から配
電変電所の遮断器を介して分岐した配電線に、負荷と共
に需要家用補助電源が接続された配電系統において、前
記配電変電所の遮断器の開放動作に応動して前記配電系
統を接地する接地手段と、該接地手段の接地作動に伴な
う配電線の電気信号に応動して前記補助電源を配電線か
ら切り離す電源分離手段と、を設けた配電系統保護シス
テムを構成したものである。[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a system in which an auxiliary power source for a consumer is connected together with a load to a distribution line branched from a distribution bus through a circuit breaker in a distribution substation. In the distribution system, a grounding means for grounding the distribution system in response to the opening operation of the circuit breaker of the distribution substation, and a grounding means for grounding the distribution system in response to the opening operation of the circuit breaker of the distribution substation; This is a power distribution system protection system that includes a power source separation means for separating the power source from the power distribution line.
配電系統に地絡事故などが発生したときには配電変電所
の遮断器の開放動作に応動して配電系統を接地する。即
ち配電変電所から配電系統に電力の供給が遮断されたあ
と配電系統に意図的に地絡事故をおこし、補助電源側の
電源分離手段によって事故を検出し、補助電源を配電線
から切り離す。When a ground fault occurs in the power distribution system, the power distribution system is grounded in response to the opening of the circuit breaker at the distribution substation. That is, after the power supply from the distribution substation to the distribution system is cut off, a ground fault is intentionally caused in the distribution system, the fault is detected by the power separation means on the auxiliary power supply side, and the auxiliary power supply is disconnected from the distribution line.
これにより事故区間と健全区間の区別が確実に行なえ、
配電系統の保護を確実に図ることができる。This makes it possible to reliably distinguish between accident sections and healthy sections.
It is possible to reliably protect the power distribution system.
以下、本発明の一実施例を第1図に基づいて説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.
第1図において、配変母線から配電変電所の遮断器CB
を介して分岐した配電線には事故区間分離装置DM−1
,DM−2,DM−3,DM−4が接続されている。事
故区間分離装置DM−2には接地電圧変成器GPT−2
,リレー(継電器)RY2.開閉器GSW−2などを含
む電源分離手段20を介して需要家用補助電源G2が接
続されている。事故区間分前装置DM−3とDM−4と
の間には接地電圧変成器GPT3. riI閉器G S
W3を含む電源分離手段30を介して補助電源G3が接
続されている。In Figure 1, from the distribution bus to the distribution substation circuit breaker CB
The fault section separation device DM-1 is installed on the distribution line branched through the
, DM-2, DM-3, and DM-4 are connected. The fault section isolation device DM-2 is equipped with a ground voltage transformer GPT-2.
, relay (relay) RY2. A consumer auxiliary power supply G2 is connected via a power supply separation means 20 including a switch GSW-2 and the like. A ground voltage transformer GPT3. riI closure G S
An auxiliary power source G3 is connected via a power source separation means 30 including W3.
各電源分離手段20.30は、第3図に示されるように
、接地電圧変成器GPT、地絡電流変成器OCT、線間
電流変成器CT、開閉器GSW。As shown in FIG. 3, each power source separation means 20.30 includes a ground voltage transformer GPT, a ground fault current transformer OCT, a line current transformer CT, and a switch GSW.
過電流継電器oC2地絡過電流継電器OCG、地絡不足
電圧継電器UVG、タイマTM、ORゲートORから構
成されており、ORゲートORからの出力によって開閉
器GSWが開放するようになっている。過電流継電器o
Cは線間電流が設定電流を越えたとき作動し、地絡過電
流継電器OCGは対地間の電流が設定値を越えたとき作
動し、地絡不足電圧継電器UVGは対地間の電圧が設定
電圧以下になったとき作動するようになっている。Overcurrent relay oC2 consists of a ground fault overcurrent relay OCG, a ground fault undervoltage relay UVG, a timer TM, and an OR gate OR, and the switch GSW is opened by the output from the OR gate OR. Overcurrent relay o
C is activated when the line current exceeds the set current, earth fault overcurrent relay OCG is activated when the current to earth exceeds the set value, and earth fault undervoltage relay UVG is activated when the voltage to earth is below the set voltage. It is designed to operate when the
又、タイマTMには動作遅延時間T1と復帰時間T2と
が設定されており、復帰時間T2は遮断器CBの再閉路
から再遮断までの時間よりも長く設定されている。Further, an operation delay time T1 and a recovery time T2 are set in the timer TM, and the recovery time T2 is set to be longer than the time from when the circuit breaker CB recloses to when it closes again.
又、遮断器CBと事故区間分離装置DM−1との間には
、遮断器CBの開放動作に応動して配電線を接地する接
地開閉器ESWが設けられている。Further, an earthing switch ESW is provided between the circuit breaker CB and the fault section separation device DM-1 to ground the distribution line in response to the opening operation of the circuit breaker CB.
即ち接地開閉器ESWは遮断器CBによって配電系統へ
の電力が遮断されたとき配電像に意図的に地絡事故を3
ささせるように設けられている。In other words, the earthing switch ESW intentionally causes a ground fault in the power distribution system when the power to the power distribution system is cut off by the circuit breaker CB.
It is designed to let you
以上の構成において、事故区間分離装置DM−3とDM
−4との間のF点で地絡事故が発生した場合、変電所の
保護継電器(図示省略)で事故を検出し、保護継電器と
遮断器CBの動作時間により定まる事故除去時間後に遮
断器CBが開放される。このとき遮断器CBの開放動作
に応動して接地開閉器GSWが投入され、配電線の一端
が接地される。これにより、各電源分離手段20.30
ではF点での地絡事故と接地開閉器ESWの接地により
設定値を越える事故電流が配電線との連系点を通って流
出することをリレーRY2.RY3が検出し、動作遅延
時間Tl後に開閉器GSW−2、GSW−3は開放し、
各補助電源G2.G3が各々配電線から分離され、各配
電線の電圧は完全に無電圧状態になる。In the above configuration, the accident section separation device DM-3 and the DM
If a ground fault occurs at point F between will be released. At this time, the grounding switch GSW is closed in response to the opening operation of the circuit breaker CB, and one end of the distribution line is grounded. As a result, each power supply separation means 20.30
In relay RY2., relay RY2. RY3 detects, and after the operation delay time Tl, switches GSW-2 and GSW-3 open,
Each auxiliary power supply G2. G3 are each separated from the distribution line, and the voltage of each distribution line becomes completely voltage-free.
この後、一定の再閉路時間経゛過後、事故区間分離装置
DM−1から順番に各事故区間分離装置が再閉路される
が、配電線の電圧が元の電圧に復帰しても、地絡不足電
圧継電器UVGの作動による開閉器開放指令がタイマT
Mによって復帰時間T2の間維持されているため、再閉
路中は開閉器GSW−2,GSW−3は共に閉路されな
い。従って一旦電源G2.G3が配電線から切り離され
れば、再送電までの手順は従来と同様に行なうことがで
きる。このため再々閉路によって健全な区間は順次再送
電され、電源G2の連系線も事故区間分離装置DM−2
の閉路により変電所側から充電される。リレーRY2の
過電流継電器OC2地絡過電流継電器OCGは開閉器G
SW−2の開放により復帰しているので、地絡不足電圧
継電器UVGが配電線の電圧が設定値を越えたことを検
出し、タイマTMの復帰時間T2後に復帰したとき開閉
器GSW2が閉路され電源G2は再び配電線に接続され
る。After this, after a certain reclosing time has elapsed, each fault section isolation device is reclosed in order starting from fault section isolation device DM-1, but even if the voltage of the distribution line returns to the original voltage, The switch opening command due to the operation of the undervoltage relay UVG is activated by timer T.
Since the switch is maintained by M for the return time T2, both switches GSW-2 and GSW-3 are not closed during re-closing. Therefore, once the power supply G2. Once G3 is disconnected from the power distribution line, the procedure up to retransmission of power can be performed in the same manner as before. Therefore, the healthy sections are retransmitted one after another by re-closing, and the interconnection line of power source G2 is also connected to the fault section separation device DM-2.
The battery is charged from the substation side by closing the circuit. Overcurrent relay OC2 of relay RY2 is ground fault overcurrent relay OCG, which is switch G.
Since it is reset by opening SW-2, when the ground fault undervoltage relay UVG detects that the voltage of the distribution line exceeds the set value and returns after the reset time T2 of the timer TM, the switch GSW2 is closed. Power supply G2 is again connected to the distribution line.
一方、事故区間に接続された電源G3は開閉器ESWが
遮断器BCを開放、接地開閉器ESWの閉路と共に開放
され、配電線から切り離される。On the other hand, the power supply G3 connected to the accident section is disconnected from the power distribution line by the switch ESW opening the circuit breaker BC and the closing of the earthing switch ESW.
そして遮断器CBの再閉路時に事故区間分離装置DM−
3が瞬時動作したときにも開閉器GSW3は閉路されず
、又再々閉路時にも事故区間分離装置DM−3は投入さ
れない。このため電源G3に接続される事故区間の配電
線は無電圧状態に維持され、開閉器GSW3は閉路され
ることはない。And when the circuit breaker CB is reclosed, the fault section separation device DM-
The switch GSW3 is not closed even when the switch GSW3 is instantaneously operated, and the fault section separating device DM-3 is not closed even when the circuit is closed again. Therefore, the distribution line in the accident section connected to the power source G3 is maintained in a voltage-free state, and the switch GSW3 is not closed.
このように、本実施例によれば、配電系統に負荷と共に
電源が混在している系統において、事故が発生しても電
源を系統から分離することができるので、事故区間と健
全区間とを確実に区別することができ、配電系統の設備
が損傷するのを防止することができる。又、事故区間を
無電圧化できるため永久事故でも復旧工事の安全性を確
保できる。又さらに、接地開閉路SWを投入後事故系統
の電源が全て解列された後には従来と同様の再閉路方式
を提供できるので配電系統の保護を確実にかつ安全に行
なうことができる。As described above, according to this embodiment, even if an accident occurs in a power distribution system where power sources and loads coexist, the power source can be separated from the system, so it is possible to reliably distinguish between faulty sections and healthy sections. This can prevent damage to distribution system equipment. In addition, since the accident section can be made voltage-free, the safety of restoration work can be ensured even in the event of a permanent accident. Furthermore, after all the power supplies in the fault system are disconnected after turning on the ground switch SW, the same re-closing system as in the conventional system can be provided, so that the power distribution system can be protected reliably and safely.
前記゛実施例においては、接地手段として接地開閉器E
SWを用いたものについて述べたが、第4図に示される
ように、事故区間分離装置DM内にスイッチSWI、S
W2を含む接地開閉器を設け。In the above embodiment, the earthing switch E is used as the earthing means.
Although we have described the system using SW, as shown in Figure 4, switches SWI and SW are installed in the accident section separation device DM.
A grounding switch including W2 is provided.
事故時に遮断器CBの再閉路手段に従って自故区間分離
装置DMを開閉するとき、スイッチSWIを事故区間分
離装置DMと同じ開閉状態にし、スイッチSW2を事故
区間分離装置DMが開路のときには閉路とし、閉路のと
きには開路とするように構成し、スイッチSW2の一端
を接地するようにしても、前記実施例と同様に行なうこ
とができる。即ち、事故区間分能装置DMで区切られる
各区間は事故発生後順次遮断されると共に、事故区間分
離装置DMの接地開閉器で確実に接地電位に保持される
。従って各電源分離手段20,30のリレーRY2.R
Y3によって接地が検出され。When opening and closing the fault section isolation device DM according to the re-closing means of the circuit breaker CB at the time of an accident, the switch SWI is set to the same open/close state as the fault section isolation device DM, and the switch SW2 is closed when the fault section isolation device DM is open; Even if the circuit is configured to be open when the circuit is closed, and one end of the switch SW2 is grounded, the same operation as in the previous embodiment can be achieved. That is, each section separated by the fault section separation device DM is sequentially cut off after an accident occurs, and is reliably maintained at the ground potential by the grounding switch of the fault section separation device DM. Therefore, relay RY2 of each power source separation means 20, 30. R
Grounding is detected by Y3.
すL/−RY2.RY3によッテ開閉器GSW2゜GS
W3を開放することによって電源G2.G3を配電線か
ら切り離すことができる。Su L/-RY2. RY3 switch GSW2゜GS
By opening W3, the power supply G2. G3 can be disconnected from the power distribution line.
本実施例によれば、配電系統の事故時に事故区間分離装
置DMで区切られる各区間を遮断器CBの動作にかかわ
らず確実に接地すると共に、各区間に接続された電源を
配電系統から遮断することができる。According to this embodiment, in the event of an accident in the power distribution system, each section divided by the fault section separation device DM is reliably grounded regardless of the operation of the circuit breaker CB, and the power supply connected to each section is cut off from the power distribution system. be able to.
又、前記実施例によれば、配電系統内の開閉器GSWは
事故系統の再閉路時に系統側電圧が回復したことにより
再閉路することになる。ところが、第5図に示すように
、母線に接続した遮断器CB1以下の系統に事故が発生
し、事故区間分離装置DM−1とDM−2の間で事故点
下を囲む区間が分離された後、遮断器CB−2以下の健
全系統との連絡路にある事故区間分離装置DM−5を投
入し、事故区間分離装置DM−2〜DM−3間に再送電
する方法が考えられる。この場合には、開閉器GSWは
系統側電圧が回復したことを地絡不足電圧am器UVG
にて検出し、第6図に示す手順にて開閉器GSWを再閉
路することができる。この場合には事故系統の健全区間
を他系統と接続して再充電する場合でも、事故系統は確
実に無電圧に保持した状態で健全区間の再閉路を行なう
ことができる。Further, according to the embodiment, the switch GSW in the power distribution system is reclosed when the system voltage is restored when the fault system is reclosed. However, as shown in Figure 5, an accident occurred in the system below circuit breaker CB1 connected to the busbar, and the section surrounding the fault point was separated between fault section separation devices DM-1 and DM-2. After that, a method can be considered in which the fault section separation device DM-5, which is in the communication path with the healthy system below circuit breaker CB-2, is turned on and power is retransmitted between the fault section separation devices DM-2 and DM-3. In this case, the switch GSW indicates that the voltage on the grid side has been restored by the ground fault undervoltage am switch UVG.
, and the switch GSW can be reclosed by the procedure shown in FIG. In this case, even when the healthy section of the faulty system is connected to another system for recharging, the healthy section can be reclosed while the faulty system is reliably maintained at no voltage.
本発明によれば、配電系統に事故が発生したとき配電系
統を母線から′14WTシ配電系統に強制的に地絡事故
を生じさせ、電源を配電系統から切り雅すようにしたた
め、事故区間と健全区間との区別を確実に行なうことが
でき、配電系統の保護を確実に行なうことができる。According to the present invention, when a fault occurs in the distribution system, a ground fault is forced to occur in the distribution system from the busbar to the '14WT distribution system, and the power is cut off from the distribution system. It is possible to reliably distinguish the area from a healthy section, and it is possible to reliably protect the power distribution system.
第1図は本発明の一実施例を示す構成図、第2図は第1
図の各部の動作説明図、第3図は電源分離手段の具体的
構成図、第4図は事故区間分離装置の構成図、第5図は
本発明の他の実施例を示す構成図、第6図は第5図に示
す装置の動作説明図。
第7図は従来例の構成図、第8図は従来例の全体構成図
、第9図は従来例の動作説明図である。
CB・・・遮断器、ESW・・・接地開閉器、DM−1
〜DM−5・・・事故区間分離装置、GSW、GSW2
゜GSW3・・・開閉器、RY2.RY3・・・リレー
。
G2.G3・・・電源。FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
3 is a specific configuration diagram of the power supply separation means, FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of the accident section separation device, and FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram showing another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of the apparatus shown in FIG. 5. FIG. 7 is a block diagram of the conventional example, FIG. 8 is an overall block diagram of the conventional example, and FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of the conventional example. CB...Breaker, ESW...Earth switch, DM-1
~DM-5... Accident section separation device, GSW, GSW2
゜GSW3...Switch, RY2. RY3...Relay. G2. G3...Power supply.
Claims (1)
配電線に、負荷と共に需要家用補助電源が接続された配
電系統において、前記配電変電所の遮断器の開放動作に
応動して前記配電系統を接地する接地手段と、該接地手
段の接地作動に伴なう配電線の電気信号に応動して前記
補助電源を配電線から切り離す電源分離手段と、を設け
たことを特徴とする配電系統保護システム。 2、特許請求の範囲第1項記載のシステムにおいて、接
地手段は、配電変電所の遮断器の開放動作に連動して該
遮断器下位側の配電線を接地する接地開閉器であること
を特徴とする配電系統保護システム。 3、特許請求の範囲第1項記載のシステムにおいて、接
地手段は、配電線の事故区間分離装置に設けられ、該装
置の分離作動に連動して配電線を接地する接地開閉器で
あることを特徴とする配電系統保護システム。 4、特許請求の範囲第1項記載のシステムにおいて、電
源分離手段は、配電線の接地を検出して作動する継電器
と、該継電器の作動により電源を配電線から切り離す開
閉器から構成されていることを特徴とする配電系統保護
システム。 5、特許請求の範囲第4項記載のシステムにおいて、継
電器は配電線の接地が解除された後一定時間後に開閉器
を復帰させるタイマを含むことを特徴とする配電系統保
護システム。 6、特許請求の範囲第5項記載のシステムにおいて、前
記タイマの復帰時間は配電変電所の遮断器の再閉路時間
よりも長く設定されていることを特徴とする配電系統保
護システム。[Scope of Claims] 1. In a distribution system in which an auxiliary power source for consumers is connected together with a load to a distribution line branched from a distribution bus via a circuit breaker at a distribution substation, the circuit breaker at the distribution substation is opened. A grounding means for grounding the power distribution system in response to the grounding operation, and a power source separation means for disconnecting the auxiliary power source from the power distribution line in response to an electrical signal from the power distribution line accompanying the grounding operation of the grounding means. A power distribution system protection system characterized by: 2. The system according to claim 1, wherein the grounding means is a grounding switch that grounds the distribution line on the lower side of the circuit breaker in conjunction with the opening operation of the circuit breaker in the distribution substation. distribution system protection system. 3. In the system described in claim 1, the grounding means is a grounding switch that is provided in a fault section separation device of a distribution line and grounds the distribution line in conjunction with the separation operation of the device. Features: Power distribution system protection system. 4. In the system set forth in claim 1, the power source separation means includes a relay that is activated by detecting grounding of the distribution line, and a switch that disconnects the power source from the distribution line by activation of the relay. A power distribution system protection system characterized by: 5. A power distribution system protection system according to claim 4, wherein the relay includes a timer that resets the switch after a certain period of time after the power distribution line is ungrounded. 6. A power distribution system protection system according to claim 5, wherein the timer recovery time is set longer than the re-closing time of a circuit breaker in a distribution substation.
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