Sulfur hexafluoride gas insulation totally-enclosed combined electric partial discharge detection and positioning system
A sulfur hexafluoride gas and partial discharge detection technology, which is applied in the direction of testing dielectric strength, etc., can solve the problems of early detection, difficult positioning, and inability to detect and locate partial discharges by gas-insulated switchgear. The effect of high processing difficulty and avoiding interference
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[0022] See Figure 1-4 , the SF6 gas-insulated fully enclosed combined electrical partial discharge detection and positioning system of this embodiment includes: an ultra-high frequency signal receiver for setting the outer edge 9 of the pot insulator 7 in the gas-insulated switchgear, for setting The ultrasonic receiver on the outer wall 6 of the gas insulated switchgear, the central control unit 1, and the display 2 connected to the central control unit 1, the GPRS3 connected to the central control unit 1 for providing wireless communication, and the central control unit 1 The local area network communication unit 4 for communicating with the remote monitoring center 5. The pot insulator 7 is sleeved on the inner conductor 8 of the gas insulated switchgear.
[0023] The central control unit 1 continuously receives the ultra-high frequency signal from the ultra-high frequency signal receiver and the ultrasonic wave of the ultrasonic receiver, and judges whether there is a co...
Embodiment 2
[0034] On the basis of Embodiment 1, the SF6 gas-insulated fully enclosed combined electrical partial discharge detection and positioning system of the present embodiment has the following deformations: 16 UHF signal receivers are formed into a square array of 4x4 array elements to form an UHF In the receiving array, 64 ultrasonic receivers are formed into a square array of 8x8 array elements to form an ultrasonic receiving array. The spacing between the array elements in the UHF receiving array is equal and 2-5m, and the spacing between the array elements in the ultrasonic receiving array is equal and is 0.2m, and the ultrasonic receiving array is placed in the UHF receiving array to form a planar sensor, and the center point of the ultrasonic receiving array coincides with the UHF receiving array.
[0035] The central control unit 1 uses the partial discharge ultra-high frequency electromagnetic wave signal detected by the ultra-high frequency receiving array as a time refere...
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[0037] On the basis of Embodiments 1 and 2, the SF6 gas-insulated fully enclosed combined electrical partial discharge detection and positioning system of this embodiment has the following deformations:
[0038] Consider D partial discharge narrowband signals (S 1 , S 2 ,...,S D ) is incident on a line array of the UHF receiving array, where the array is composed of M array elements, and the interval between array elements is d (see figure 1 ).
[0039] The array output vector can be expressed as X(t)=A(θ)S(t)+N(t), --(1)
[0040] Equation (1) is the mathematical model of the narrowband far-field signal, where A(θ)=[α(θ 1 ), α(θ 2 ),...,α(θ N )] is the direction matrix or array flow pattern of the array;
[0041] α(θ i ) = [1,e -j2πdSinθi / λ ,...,e -j(M-1)2πdSinθi / λ ] t , is the direction vector of the incident signal (λ is the wavelength of the incident number); S(t) is the incident signal vector; X(t) is the received signal vector; N(t) is the array noise vector. ...
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