Study of Fault Arc Protection Based on UV Pulse Method in High Voltage Switchgear

Cheng Xu; Jia Xiang Sun; Jin Gang Wang; Yi Luo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.853.641

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Study of Fault Arc Protection Based on UV Pulse Method in High Voltage Switchgear

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Based on the relationship between electrical equipment discharge and ultraviolet radiation, this paper proposed the use of UV pulse method to detect switchgear arcing faults. Switchgear protection system based on this new technique detects arcing faults by analyzing the ultraviolet produced by electric arc. The technique was implemented and tested in laboratory, and results verified the performance of the protection system; its capable to calculate the number of UV pulses and cut off faults fast and precisely.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 853)

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Cheng Xu*, Jia Xiang Sun, Jin Gang Wang, Yi Luo

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Arcing Faults, Electric Arc Protection, Switchgear, UV Pulse Method

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