JPS6390450A - Digital protecting relay device for d.c. power feed line - Google Patents

Digital protecting relay device for d.c. power feed line

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JPS6390450A
JPS6390450A JP23485486A JP23485486A JPS6390450A JP S6390450 A JPS6390450 A JP S6390450A JP 23485486 A JP23485486 A JP 23485486A JP 23485486 A JP23485486 A JP 23485486A JP S6390450 A JPS6390450 A JP S6390450A
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load current
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feed line
power feed
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Tetsuhisa Oishi
大石 哲久
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to surely discriminate trouble current during start of an electric car, by detecting the presence of a trouble in such a logic AND that whether or not the degree of load current through a d.c. power feed line, which is subjected to A/D conversion, exceeds a predetermined value or not, and whether or not an increasing variation in the current is continued for a predetermined time. CONSTITUTION:A digital relay section 16 is composed of a d.c. power feed line load current input section 11, an A/D converting section 12, a CPU section 13 and a memory section 14, and digitally processes d.c. power feed line load current so that the presence of a trouble is discriminated in accordance with such a logic AND condition that whether or not the degree of load current exceeds a predetermined value, and whether or not a variation in the load current exceeding a predetermined value is continued for a predetermined time. With this arrangement, it is possible to surely discriminate whether it is a load current or a trouble current during start of an electric car, and therefore it is possible to eliminate unnecessary operation, thereby it is possible to make highly sensible and accurate detection and protection.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は直流系き電線デジタル保護継電装置に関する
ものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a digital protection relay device for DC feeder lines.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来この種の装置として第5因に示すものかあつた。図
において、(3)は積分回路、(4)はレベル検出回路
、(5)は外部への出力回路部である。
Conventionally, there have been devices of this type that are listed in the fifth factor. In the figure, (3) is an integrating circuit, (4) is a level detection circuit, and (5) is an output circuit section to the outside.

次に動作について説明する。積分回路(3)において、
入力を積分し、入力の平滑化を図り1次のレベル検出回
路(4)でレベル検出を行なう。一定のレベル以上の入
力変化があれば、このノベル検出回路(4)で回路出力
部(5)iこ出力信号を出力し、この出力部【5)から
2)こ外部fこ出力する。
Next, the operation will be explained. In the integrating circuit (3),
The input is integrated, the input is smoothed, and the level is detected by the primary level detection circuit (4). If there is an input change above a certain level, this novel detection circuit (4) outputs an output signal to a circuit output section (5), and outputs an output signal from this output section (5) to an external circuit (2).

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

従来の装置は以上のように構成されているので。 The conventional device is configured as described above.

レベル検出値を負荷を流の変化レベルより大きくする必
要があり、高感度で高精度な保護ができない欠点があっ
た。
It is necessary to set the level detection value to be greater than the load flow change level, which has the drawback of not being able to provide highly sensitive and highly accurate protection.

この発明は上記のような従来のものの欠点を除去するた
め(こなされたもので、レベル検出条件と一定値以上の
電流増加変化が一定時間継続である条件とのAND条件
でもって故障検出をすることにより、高感度で高精度に
故障検出ができる直流き1を線デジタル保護継電装置を
提供することを目的としている。
In order to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional devices as described above, this invention detects a failure using the AND condition of the level detection condition and the condition that the current increase change of more than a certain value continues for a certain period of time. By doing so, it is an object of the present invention to provide a DC line digital protective relay device that can detect failures with high sensitivity and high accuracy.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

この発明に係る直流き゛tanデジタル保護継電装置に
、電流値のレベル検出を設定し、そのレベル以上の値を
検出し、さらにこの電流が一定値以上の増加変化を伴い
、一定時間以上継続条件Fにある2つの異なる条件の論
理積(AND )を求め、故障判別を行なうものである
The DC tan digital protection relay device according to the present invention is set to detect a level of a current value, detects a value equal to or higher than the level, and is further conditioned to continue for a certain period of time or more with an increase change of more than a certain value. The logical product (AND) of two different conditions in F is calculated to determine a failure.

〔作用〕[Effect]

この発明tこおける検出方式は、入力VLをそのまま用
いてレベルを検出することにより、高精度な検出が出来
、父、一定値以上の増加変化が一定時間継続継絖である
ことを検出することにより、電車の負荷電流と故障電流
との区別が出来る。さらに異なる判定方式の論理積結果
で最終判定を行なうことlこより、正確な故障判別が可
能とされ、検出路間も高感度をこ検出する。
The detection method used in this invention enables highly accurate detection by detecting the level using the input VL as it is, and detects that an increasing change of more than a certain value continues for a certain period of time. This makes it possible to distinguish between the train load current and fault current. Further, by making a final judgment using the AND results of different judgment methods, accurate failure judgment is possible, and detection between detection paths is also performed with high sensitivity.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、この発明の一実施例を図(こ基づいて説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第3図1こおいて、C1)は直流き!縄の負荷電流波形
を示す。第4図に3いて、(2)は直流きfi線の故障
電流波形を示す。第1図Gこおいて0υは入力部、@は
アナログ入力をデジタル値に変換するアナログ/デジタ
ル変換部(以下A/D変換部と示す)、0は中央制御ユ
ニン) (CPU)部(以下CPU部と示す)、C4は
プログラムを記憶したメモリ部。
In Figure 3 1, C1) is a direct current! The load current waveform of the rope is shown. In Fig. 4, (2) shows the fault current waveform of the DC-feeding fi line. In FIG. C4 is a memory section that stores programs.

(至)は入出力部であり、本発明の直流きttsデジタ
ル保護継電装置すなわちデジタルリレーo0は以上に示
す各部によって構成される。第2図は故障判別方式を示
すブロック図である。
(to) is an input/output section, and the DC TTS digital protection relay device of the present invention, that is, the digital relay o0 is constituted by the respective sections shown above. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a failure determination method.

次(こ動作に説明する。第3図に示すようfこ、直流き
心線の負荷電流は、を車の起動時に3いて直列から並列
への切換え及びノツチ切換えが波形(13の通り変化す
る。
As shown in Figure 3, the load current of the DC feeder wire changes as shown in the waveform (13) when switching from series to parallel and notch switching occurs when the car is started. .

又、−力筒4図1こ示すよう、故障電流においても(2
)の通り変化する。電車負荷の増大Iこ伴い負荷’at
iも増大し、故障電流と負荷電流の大きざに差がなくな
り、又逆に負荷電流の方っS故障電流より増大するケー
スがある。そこで@1図に示すデジタルリレーalSを
使用し負荷電流と故障電流を判別する。入力部αυで直
流き電線電流を半導体レベルに変換し1次のA/D変換
部(2)へ導入する。上記A/D変換部@でアナログ入
力をデジタルデータに変換し、 CPUf15Uでデジ
タル演算を実施する。上記演算後CPU部0撞はプログ
ラムを記憶するメモリ部α尋のプログラムfこ順じてデ
ジタル演算及び系統事故判別を実行する。上記CPU 
sa3と接続される入出力部(ト)はデジタルIJL/
 −(16の入出力信号のインターフェイス部であり、
系統事故発生時及び判別時に外部をこ対して出力信号を
出力する。
Also, as shown in Figure 1, even at fault current (2
) changes as follows. Increase in train load I and accompanying load'at
i also increases, and there is no difference in magnitude between the fault current and the load current, and conversely, there are cases where the load current increases more than the fault current S. Therefore, the digital relay alS shown in Figure @1 is used to determine the load current and fault current. The input section αυ converts the DC feeder current to a semiconductor level and introduces it to the primary A/D conversion section (2). The A/D converter @ converts the analog input into digital data, and the CPU f15U performs digital calculations. After the above calculation, the CPU unit 0 executes digital calculation and system fault determination in accordance with the program f in the memory unit α which stores the program. Above CPU
The input/output section (G) connected to sa3 is a digital IJL/
- (16 input/output signal interface section,
Outputs an output signal to the outside when a system fault occurs or when making a determination.

通常負荷電流は@3図の11) Jこ示す通り、電車の
起動時の直列及び並列起動及びノツチ切換え時により魚
鱗に立上り一定値となり、階段波形となる。
Normally, the load current rises to a constant value due to series and parallel start-up and notch switching when starting the train, and forms a staircase waveform, as shown in Figure 11).

この負荷電流を人力部0υを経由し、A/D変換部@で
デジタル値tこ変換し、 CPUgC13でもってデジ
タル演算を実施し、負荷電流の大きさを算出する。
This load current passes through the human power unit 0υ, is converted into a digital value by the A/D converter @, and is digitally calculated by the CPUgC13 to calculate the magnitude of the load current.

この演算データをメモリ部α4に記憶しておき、次の並
列起動及びノンチ切換時の電流値も同様にデジタル演算
し、負荷電流の大きざを算出する。−方故障電流特性は
起動時の負荷電流特性とは異なり、魚鱗Eこ立上り一定
値とする段階変化は生じない。上記故障゛電流について
もデジタルリレーa0で前記と同様なデジタル演算を実
行し、電流の大きさを算出する。算出後@2図に示すよ
うに、上記デジタル演算で算出した電流の大きさがある
一定値以上である判断条件と、一定値以上の電流増加変
化が一定時間継続できるか否かの判断条件とのAND条
件(論理積)でもって直流系き電線の事故判別を実施す
る。すなわち、系統事故の判別を電流値が一定値以上で
あり、し力1も一定値以上の電流増加変化が一定時間継
続である場合のAND条件でもつで実施する。
This calculation data is stored in the memory section α4, and the current value at the time of the next parallel startup and non-chip switching is similarly digitally calculated to calculate the magnitude of the load current. The negative fault current characteristic is different from the load current characteristic at startup, and there is no stepwise change in which the rise of the scale E takes a constant value. Regarding the faulty current, digital relay a0 performs the same digital calculation as above to calculate the magnitude of the current. After Calculation@2 As shown in Figure 2, there are two conditions: the judgment condition that the magnitude of the current calculated by the above digital calculation is greater than or equal to a certain value, and the judgment condition that the current increase change greater than or equal to the certain value can continue for a certain period of time. Faults in DC feeder lines are determined using the AND condition (logical product). That is, determination of a system fault is carried out under the AND condition in which the current value is a certain value or more and the current increase change in which the force 1 is also a certain value or more continues for a certain period of time.

また、上記実施例では、デジタルリレーの場合について
説明したが、アナログリレーでも同様な効果を奏する。
Further, in the above embodiment, the case of a digital relay has been described, but the same effect can be achieved with an analog relay.

又デジタル演算でな(、アナログ部にてレベル判別を実
施し、その結果の信号と一定値以上の入力増力11変化
がg続である条件とのAND条件でも同様な効果を奏す
る。
In addition, the same effect can be obtained by performing a level determination in an analog section and performing an AND condition of the resultant signal and a condition in which the input power increaser 11 changes by a certain value or more in g series.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上のように、この発明によれば負荷電流と故障電流と
の判別が明確(こ区別できるように構成したので、不要
動作が無くなり、高感度な整定並びlこ検出が可能とな
り、信頼度の高い直流き電線デジタル保護継電装置が得
られる効果がある。
As described above, according to the present invention, the load current and the fault current can be clearly distinguished (as the structure is configured so that they can be distinguished clearly, unnecessary operations are eliminated, and highly sensitive settling sequence detection is possible, which improves reliability. This has the effect of providing a high-quality DC feeder digital protection relay device.

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

′@1図はこの発明の一実施例曇こよる直流きt線保護
継電装置を示す構成図、@2図は第1図における系統事
故判別方法を示すブロック図、@3図は通常の負荷電流
波形を示す波形図、第4図は通常の故障電流波形を示す
波形図、第5図は従来の直流き?を線保護継電装置の構
成図である。 図においで、(1)・・・負荷電流波形、12+・・・
故障電流e、形、13)・・・積分回路部、(4)・・
・レベル検出回路部。 (5)・・・出力回路部、0υ・・・人力部、(6)・
・・A/D変換部、α]・・・CPUm2”・・・メモ
リ部、(ト)は入出力部、α0・・・デジタルリン一部
。 f、f j3、図中同一符号は同一、又は相当部分を示
す。
'@ Figure 1 is a block diagram showing a cloudy DC power t-line protection relay device according to an embodiment of the present invention, @ Figure 2 is a block diagram showing the system fault determination method in Figure 1, and Figure @ 3 is a block diagram showing the method for determining a system fault in Figure 1. A waveform diagram showing the load current waveform, Fig. 4 is a waveform diagram showing the normal fault current waveform, and Fig. 5 is a waveform diagram showing the conventional fault current waveform. FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a line protection relay device. In the figure, (1)...Load current waveform, 12+...
Fault current e, shape, 13)...Integrator circuit section, (4)...
・Level detection circuit section. (5)...Output circuit section, 0υ...Human power section, (6)・
...A/D conversion section, α]...CPUm2''...Memory section, (G) is input/output section, α0...Digital link part. f, f j3, same symbols in the figure are the same, or a corresponding portion.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 直流き電線の保護継電装置において、上記直流き電線の
負荷電流を入力部を介してデジタル変換するアナログ/
デジタル変換部と、上記アナログ/デジタル変換部によ
りデジタル変換された負荷電流を演算して、該負荷電流
の大きさが所定値以上であるか否かの判断条件並びに一
定値以上の電流増加変化が一定時間継続である事の条件
による該2条件の論理積結果を入出力部に出力する中央
制御ユニット部とを備えたことを特徴とする直流き電線
デジタル保護継電装置。
In the protective relay device for DC feeding lines, an analog/
A digital converter calculates the load current digitally converted by the analog/digital converter, and determines the conditions for determining whether the magnitude of the load current is equal to or greater than a predetermined value and whether the current increase change exceeds a predetermined value. 1. A digital protection relay device for a DC feeder line, comprising: a central control unit section that outputs an AND result of the two conditions under the condition that the relay continues for a certain period of time to an input/output section.
JP23485486A 1986-10-01 1986-10-01 Digital protecting relay device for d.c. power feed line Pending JPS6390450A (en)

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