The detection and selection of fault lines in resonant grounding distribution networks pose challenges due to the lack of sufficient state parameters and data. This paper proposes an approach to overcome these limitations by reconstructing the initial criterion for fault occurrence and fault line selection. Firstly, a combination of 15% of the traditional phase voltage and the sum of the zero-sequence voltage gradient is suggested as the initial criterion for fault occurrence. This improves the speed of the line selection device. Additionally, the transient process of high-resistance grounding in a resonant grounding system is analyzed based on the impedance characteristics of high- and low-frequency lines. The line selection criterion is then established by comparing the current and voltage derivative waveforms on high- and low-frequency lines. To verify the effectiveness of the proposed method, simulations are conducted. The results demonstrate that this method can effectively handle high-resistance grounding faults under complex conditions while meeting the required speed for line selection.
High-Resistance Grounding Fault Detection and Line Selection in Resonant Grounding Distribution Network
Dong Yang,Lin Zeng,Huaiwei Lu,Shuaibing Li
Published 2023 in Social Science Research Network
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2023-09-28
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