A Fault Location Method for Distributed Power Distribution Network Containing Multiple T-Connection Inverters
An inverter-type distributed and distributed power supply technology, which is applied in the fault location and detection of faults according to conductor types, etc., can solve the problem that the voltage of the grid connection point cannot be easily obtained, the fault current distribution is difficult to solve, and the fault location method of the distribution network is no longer available. Application, etc.
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[0060] This embodiment takes figure 1 Take the 10kV neutral point ungrounded simple distribution network as an example, the system reference capacity is 500MVA, the reference voltage is 10.5kV, and the system impedance value is x s = 0.126Ω. The lines are all overhead lines, and their line parameters are x 1 = 0.347Ω / km, r 1 = 0.27Ω / km. Feeder 1 has 4 inverter-type distributed power sources connected, and the feeder is divided into 4 sections, the length of each section is 0.8km, 1km, 2km, 3km; feeder 2 has only one inverter-type distributed power supply connected , whose length is 4 km. The capacities of IIDG1~IIDG5 are 2MW, 2MW, 1MW, 1.5MW and 1.2MW respectively, and the output of each IIDG during normal operation is 1.8MW, 1.5MW, 1MW, 1.5MW and 1.2MW respectively. Load 1 is 7MW, load 2 is 4MW, and the power factor is 0.9.
[0061] Using PSCAD / EMTDC simulation software to simulate and analyze the system, in the feeder internal fault criterion, k rel is 1.2, and ar...
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