LI Jianpeng, ZHAO Jining, MENG Yanhui, et al. Research on Non-invasive Multi-information Detection and Fault Diagnosis for Operating Mechanism of High Voltage Circuit Breaker[J]. High voltage apparatus, 2024, 60(7): 128-137.
DOI:
LI Jianpeng, ZHAO Jining, MENG Yanhui, et al. Research on Non-invasive Multi-information Detection and Fault Diagnosis for Operating Mechanism of High Voltage Circuit Breaker[J]. High voltage apparatus, 2024, 60(7): 128-137. DOI: 10.13296/j.1001-1609.hva.2024.07.014.
Research on Non-invasive Multi-information Detection and Fault Diagnosis for Operating Mechanism of High Voltage Circuit Breaker
The operating mechanism of high voltage circuit breaker is the key part to ensure reliable operation of circuit breaker
and accurate judgement of the operating mechanism status is of great importance. A non-intrusive multi -information detection method based on image
vibration and sound is proposed
the multiple correspondence analysis of the extracted image feature vectors (opening time
closed time
opening speed
closed speed
opening stroke
closed stroke)
vibration feature vectors (feature time points
equal energy 5-subsection energy entropy)
sound feature vectors (feature time points
equal energy 5-subsection energy entropy) and status of the operating mechanism (normal
pedestal looseness
shaft jam
performance degradation of the buffer and insufficient lubrication of the lever) are analyzed
and the relationship between the state of the mechanism and the corresponding eigenvectors has been found. A hierarchical diagnosis strategy based on the relationship between the status of the mechanism and the corresponding eigenvectors is proposed. Throughout fault simulation and diagnosis of the experimental laboratory
the correct rate of the joint feature diagnosis of the fault of pedestal looseness
shaft jam and buffer performance degradation
compared to single signal diagnosis
is improved to 90%
80% and 90% respectively. The the accurate rate of the joint feature diagnosis of insufficient lubrication of lever
compared to the single signal diagnosis
is not improved obviously. The general effectiveness of the method is proved through the actual measurement at site and disassembly analysis of the equipment.