Author:
Gu LingYun,Wu Yan,Yin Hui,Chen Jie,Zhou FeiYan,Bai XueFeng,Bai ZhiXin
Abstract
Abstract
The existing transformer short-circuit test equipment and technology have several limitations. The purpose of short-circuit test is to simulate the test of high-voltage equipment under the short-circuit fault condition of the power system, usually, a large capacity test such as transformer burst short-circuit test, circuit breaker dynamic heat stability test, to verify the reliability and stability of related equipment under extreme working conditions. At present, the large capacity test generally uses methods of power grid dedicated line power supply and short-circuit testing alternator group. However, these two methods have difficulties in construction approval, high investment costs, complex site requirements, a large impact on the power grid, and low control accuracy. Theoretical studies on equivalent simulation verification method of short-circuit withstand capability test of distribution transformer demonstrated the feasibility of using modern power electronics and advanced energy storage technology to replace conventional power grid dedicated line power supply, short-circuit testing alternator and other short-circuit impact test equipment. It could complete the transformer short-circuit impact test specified by (IEC60076-5) with lower cost and higher efficiency, verify the short-circuit impact resistance of the transformer, and improve the test capacity.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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