Calculation method of MOA resistive fundamental current increase rate based on resultant vectors
A technique for synthesizing vector and fundamental wave currents, applied in the directions of measuring current/voltage, measuring electricity, measuring electric variables, etc., can solve problems such as influence, avoid misjudgment, improve absolute accuracy and relative accuracy, and overcome interphase coupling capacitance Effect
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[0016] The principles and solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0017] The three-phase arresters in the power system are usually arranged and installed according to the word "one", and the present invention discusses the three-phase MOA model arranged in a word. Since the two phases A and C are far apart, the interphase capacitive coupling current between them can be ignored, and only the interphase capacitive coupling current between A, B and B, C is considered, and the equivalent circuit under the working state of the three-phase MOA is obtained as figure 1 shown. In the picture: is the three-phase voltage vector of the power grid; is the actual valve current vector, but it cannot be directly measured; is the leakage current vector of the doped coupling capacitor current, which can be directly measured, but is affected by the coupling capacitor; is the phase-to-phas...
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