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- Patent Title: Method and system for detecting and locating single-phase ground fault on low current grounded power-distribution network
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Application No.: US14774123Application Date: 2014-03-27
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Publication No.: US10222409B2Publication Date: 2019-03-05
- Inventor: Xianwu Tang , Jianliang Zhang , Jinao Li , Hongwei Zang
- Applicant: BEIJING INHAND NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Applicant Address: CN Beijing
- Assignee: BEIJING INHAND NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee: BEIJING INHAND NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee Address: CN Beijing
- Agent John Ye
- Priority: CN201310106380 20130329; CN201310120519 20130409
- International Application: PCT/CN2014/074206 WO 20140327
- International Announcement: WO2014/154164 WO 20141002
- Main IPC: G01R29/18
- IPC: G01R29/18 ; G01R31/08 ; H02H3/38 ; H02H7/26 ; G01R31/02 ; G01R15/14

Abstract:
A method and system for detecting and locating a single-phase ground fault on a low current grounded power-distribution network, comprising: respectively testing and picking up the voltage signals and current signals at multiple positions on each phase feeder (61), and determining the corresponding transient voltage signals and transient current signals according to the extraction of the voltage signals and the current signals (62); when the change in the transient voltage signals and the transient current signals exceeds a preset threshold (63), synchronously picking up the voltage signals and current signals at multiple positions on a three-phase feeder (64); calculating corresponding zero-sequence voltages and zero-sequence currents according to the voltage signals and current signals synchronously picked up at multiple positions on the three-phase feeder (65), and then extracting the steady-state signal and transient signal of the zero-sequence voltage and zero-sequence current at each position on the three-phase feeder (66); and determining a specific fault location on a faulty line according to the steady-state signal and the transient signal (67). The method effectively detects and displays a single-phase ground fault on a low current grounded power-distribution network.
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