Backup Protection for Six-Phase Transformer Based on Six-Sequence Components

Hai Jiang Wang; Yan Xia Zhang; Zhong Yuan Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.385-386.1127

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Backup Protection for Six-Phase Transformer Based on Six-Sequence Components

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The six-phase transmission can improve the power transmission density of the transmission lines effectively, and save line corridor. To save the problem that the sensitivity of the traditional transformer backup protection is low in six-phase transmission system, a backup protection for six-phase transformer was proposed. An over-current protection criterion is proposed for interphase short circuit and opposite zero sequence over-current protection criterion is proposed for ground faults, based on the six-sequence components relationship, and the existence of six-sequence components in different fault types. Theoretical analysis and EMTDC simulation experiments prove that the scheme is feasible.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 385-386)

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Hai Jiang Wang, Yan Xia Zhang, Zhong Yuan Deng

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Back-Up Protection, Fault Analysis, Six-Phase Transformer, Six-Sequence Components

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