DING Dengwei, LIU Weidong, ZHANG Ziwei, et al. Experimental Investigation on Time-frequency Characteristics of Flashover Voltage of 1 100 kV GIL Insulator Based on UWB Voltage Measurement[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2020, 56(2): 1-6.
DING Dengwei, LIU Weidong, ZHANG Ziwei, et al. Experimental Investigation on Time-frequency Characteristics of Flashover Voltage of 1 100 kV GIL Insulator Based on UWB Voltage Measurement[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2020, 56(2): 1-6. DOI: 10.13296/j.1001-1609.hva.2020.02.001.
Experimental Investigation on Time-frequency Characteristics of Flashover Voltage of 1 100 kV GIL Insulator Based on UWB Voltage Measurement
The ultra-high voltage(UHV)GIL equipment is an important component of the UHV transmission system
and accurate fault location is the key to shorten the repair time of the insulation breakdown fault of GIL equipment and improve the reliability of UHV transmission.In order to meet the requirements of accurate fault location
it is essential to research the time-frequency characteristics of the transient voltage waveform generated during the insulation breakdown of the UHV GIL.In this paper
an experimental platform is arranged based on the true the actual1 100 kV gas insulated line(GIL)
and the surface defect is simulated to induce the flashover along the basin-type Insulator inside the GIL.The ultra-wide band(UWB) voltage measurement system is used to accurately measure the abrupt voltage change during the flashover process of the basin-type insulator.Through analyzing the time domain and frequency domain characteristics of the voltage waveform during the breakdown process
the excitation mechanism of the electromagnetic wave is revealed.Meanwhile
the time-frequency characteristics of voltage waveform in flashover process are compared and analyzed under the different polarity voltages.The experimental analysis shows that the rising edge of the breakdown waveform along the basin-type insulator in the UHV GIL is almost lower than110 ns
the steepness is greater than 5.6 kV/ns
and the high-frequency component of the excited electromagnetic wave can reach up to 4 MHz.Therefore
by accurately measuring of the breakdown voltage waveform
the accuracy of voltage traveling wave positioning can be greatly improved
laying firm foundation for the accurate 10-meter fault location in the UHV GIL.