Arcing phenomena and their application for fault location in SF/sub 6/-insulated equipment

Ushida, K.; Takagi, Isao; Maruyama, S.; Sakakibara, T.; Kamata, I.

doi:10.1109/61.32669

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“…In 1989, engineers from Chubu Electric Power Co. conducted a study on the effects of electrical arcs in shielded substations [16], which was another significant contribution to the field. The following year, Lundgaard and coauthors [17] published research on locating faults in shielded substations using acoustic methods.…”

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Traveling Wave-Based Fault Location for Gas Insulated Substations

Marcelo,

Silva,

Martins

et al. 2024

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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With the growing demand for solutions to prevent and resolve faults in gas-insulated substations that affect the operation of the electrical system, a fault simulation laboratory for gas-insulated substations was developed to develop solutions for monitoring and locating these faults. The laboratory is composed of instruments for a fault location system based on traveling wave theory. The laboratory also has computational programs for fault simulation control and signal acquisition, in addition to having tools to analyze the data. The results were obtained through tests carried out that confirmed the laboratory's ability to simulate the operation of faults in gas-insulated substations, which allowed demonstrating the capacity of the fault location system using the theory of traveling waves.

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Traveling Wave-Based Fault Location for Gas Insulated Substations

Marcelo,

Silva,

Martins

et al. 2024

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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“…After this contribution, only in 1989, another work worthy of mention emerged, also in a Japanese installation made by engineers from Chubu Electr. Power Co., which reported the effects of electric arcs on insulated substations [36]. In 1990, Lundgaard and coauthors [37] published a work based on the location of defects in substations protected by acoustic means.…”

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Projects for Predictive Maintenance and Operation between COPET G&T and Gnarus Institute

Silva¹,

Martins²,

Xavier³

et al. 2021

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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The continuity of an electrical system's services is linked to its equipment's correct operation. The more correctly they worked, the higher the quality of the services provided. Thus, they must have their functioning scanned closely and that minor defects have their evolution monitored. This fact creates the possibility of making predictions about how long equipment can operate without compromising the system's continuity. This follow-up is proper for predictive maintenance. This paper presents three on-going COPEL Generation and Transmission projects in essential elements of its electrical system: circuit breakers, lightning arresters, and SF6 substation. The central idea of all monitoring projects is to check the early problem in this equipment and facilities.

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Development of a GIS fault location system

et al. 2000

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This paper describes a series of development tests carried out when developing a fault location system applied for the main bus of GIS (gas‐insulated switchgear) by using shock pressure relays. In the main bus of this GIS, each gas section per bay is connected by gas pipings. This paper also refers to the basic construction of the software of the fault location system actually applied to GIS with rated voltage less than 168 kV. © 2000 Scripta Technica, Electr Eng Jpn, 131(2): 20–29, 2000

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Arcing phenomena and their application for fault location in SF/sub 6/-insulated equipment

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Traveling Wave-Based Fault Location for Gas Insulated Substations

Traveling Wave-Based Fault Location for Gas Insulated Substations

Projects for Predictive Maintenance and Operation between COPET G&T and Gnarus Institute

Development of a GIS fault location system

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