Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a fault analysis method based on the impedance of a control loop of a high-voltage circuit breaker, which comprises the following steps:
a cable between the operation box and a high-voltage circuit breaker coil penetrates through the Hall current sensor at the outlet of the operation box to generate a voltage sampling signal;
judging whether the control loop is connected or not, and if so, sending a trigger signal to the singlechip through the starting module;
when the single chip receives the trigger signal, acquiring a voltage sampling signal based on a preset interval, calculating the current of the cable according to the voltage sampling signal, and calculating the measured value of the impedance of the control loop by combining the voltage difference of two ends of the control loop;
and calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging whether the control loop has poor contact and the cable connection loose fault by comparing the relative error with a preset threshold value and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings.
Optionally, the cable between the operation box and the high-voltage circuit breaker coil passes through the hall current sensor at the operation box outlet to generate a voltage sampling signal, including:
inducing a changing magnetic field generated by current flowing through the cable through a Hall current sensor;
and generating Hall electromotive force according to the variable magnetic field, amplifying the Hall electromotive force, and sending the amplified Hall electromotive force as a voltage sampling signal to the singlechip.
Optionally, whether the control loop is connected is judged, if so, a trigger signal is sent to the single chip microcomputer through the starting module, and the method includes the following steps:
the method comprises the steps that a current value flowing through a cable between a protection device and an operation box is obtained through a starting module, and when the current value exceeds a preset threshold value, a control loop is judged to be connected.
Optionally, when the single chip microcomputer receives the trigger signal, obtain the voltage sampling signal based on the preset interval, calculate the cable current according to the voltage sampling signal, calculate the measured value of the control loop impedance in combination with the voltage difference at the two ends of the control loop, include:
setting a voltage difference at two ends of the control loop through the dial switch;
acquiring voltage sampling signals based on a preset interval, and calculating the average value of the voltage sampling signals when the number of the acquired voltage sampling signals reaches a preset value;
calculating the current flowing through the cable by combining the average value of the voltage sampling signals and the corresponding relation between the output voltage sampling signals of the Hall current sensor and the current;
and dividing the voltage difference between the two ends of the control loop by the current of the cable to obtain the measured value of the impedance of the control loop.
Optionally, the calculating a relative error between the measured value and a preset standard impedance, and determining whether the control loop has a fault of poor contact and loose cable connection by comparing the relative error with a preset threshold and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings includes:
and calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging that the control loop has poor contact phenomenon if the relative error exceeds a preset threshold value.
Optionally, calculating a relative error between the measured value and a preset standard impedance, and determining whether the control loop has a fault of poor contact and loose cable connection by comparing the relative error with a preset threshold and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings, further includes:
and comparing the relative errors calculated in two adjacent times, and if the relative error in the next time is larger than the relative error in the previous time and the ratio of the difference value of the two relative errors to the relative error in the previous time exceeds a preset ratio, judging that the cable connection in the control loop is loose.
The invention also provides a fault analysis device based on the impedance of the control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker based on the same idea, which comprises the following components:
a collecting unit: the device is used for enabling a cable between the operation box and a high-voltage circuit breaker coil to penetrate through the Hall current sensor at the outlet of the operation box to generate a voltage sampling signal;
a trigger unit: the control circuit is used for judging whether the control circuit is connected or not, and if the control circuit is connected, a trigger signal is sent to the single chip microcomputer through the starting module;
a calculation unit: the single chip microcomputer is used for acquiring a voltage sampling signal based on a preset interval when receiving a trigger signal, calculating the current of the cable according to the voltage sampling signal, and calculating the measured value of the impedance of the control loop by combining the voltage difference of two ends of the control loop;
an analysis unit: the device is used for calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging whether the control loop has the faults of poor contact and loose cable connection or not by comparing the relative error with the preset threshold value and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings.
Optionally, the computing unit is specifically configured to:
setting a voltage difference at two ends of the control loop through the dial switch;
acquiring voltage sampling signals based on a preset interval, and calculating the average value of the voltage sampling signals when the number of the acquired voltage sampling signals reaches a preset value;
calculating the cable current by combining the average value of the voltage sampling signals and the corresponding relation between the output voltage sampling signals of the Hall current sensor and the current;
and dividing the voltage difference between the two ends of the control loop by the current of the cable to obtain the measured value of the impedance of the control loop.
Optionally, the analysis unit is specifically configured to:
and calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging that the control loop has poor contact phenomenon if the relative error exceeds a preset threshold value.
Optionally, the analysis unit is further specifically configured to:
and comparing the relative errors calculated in two adjacent times, and if the relative error in the next time is larger than the relative error in the previous time and the ratio of the difference value of the two relative errors to the relative error in the previous time exceeds a preset ratio, judging that the cable connection in the control loop is loose.
The technical scheme provided by the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the fault analysis method provided by the invention is used for collecting the current flowing in the control loop, indirectly calculating the impedance of the control loop according to the collected current, realizing the function of judging whether the control loop has the cable connection condition or not according to the impedance in the running state, and further analyzing the reason of poor cable contact by using the judgment results of two adjacent times, thereby being capable of finding out the cable connection looseness in time, solving the problem that whether the circuit breaker fails to operate due to poor cable contact or not is difficult to determine in the running state, and maintaining the stable running of the high-voltage circuit breaker.
Detailed Description
To make the structure and advantages of the present invention clearer, the structure of the present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Example one
As shown in fig. 1, the present embodiment provides a fault analysis method based on impedance of a control loop of a high-voltage circuit breaker, including:
s1: a cable between the operation box and a high-voltage circuit breaker coil penetrates through the Hall current sensor at the outlet of the operation box to generate a voltage sampling signal;
s2: judging whether the control loop is connected or not, and if so, sending a trigger signal to the singlechip through the starting module;
s3: when the single chip receives the trigger signal, acquiring a voltage sampling signal based on a preset interval, calculating the current of the cable according to the voltage sampling signal, and calculating the measured value of the impedance of the control loop by combining the voltage difference of two ends of the control loop;
s4: and calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging whether the control loop has poor contact and the cable connection loose fault by comparing the relative error with a preset threshold value and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings.
The fault analysis method provided by the embodiment collects the current flowing in the control loop, and indirectly calculates the impedance of the control loop according to the collected current, so that the function of judging whether the control loop has the cable connection condition or not through the impedance in the running state is realized, and the difficulty that whether the circuit breaker fails to operate or not due to poor cable contact in the running state is solved.
As shown in fig. 2, a positive power supply (+ KM + HM), a protection device, an operation box, a switch terminal box, an opening coil, a closing coil, a breaker auxiliary node, and a negative power supply (-KM-HM) in a control loop of a high-voltage breaker are sequentially connected through a cable, wherein the protection device includes a closing node and an opening node. Under normal conditions, the resistance of a cable connection contact point is small and can be approximately equal to 0; if the cable is not firmly contacted with the connection point, the resistance value of the contact point is a value far larger than 0. Therefore, the contact condition of the cable in the control loop can be analyzed through the resistance value between the conducting nodes in the whole control loop. Since the control loop in the operating state has the positive and negative dc power supplies, the resistance between the conduction nodes cannot be directly measured, and this embodiment provides a fault analysis method based on the impedance of the control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker, so as to indirectly calculate the resistance in the control loop.
In the present embodiment, the cable current is obtained through the circuit structure shown in fig. 3, and the cable between the operation box and the high-voltage circuit breaker coil passes through the hall current sensor, which is the model of OPCT10 AL. When current flows in the cable, a variable magnetic field is generated, and the variable magnetic field generated by the current flowing through the cable is induced by the Hall current sensor; and generating Hall electromotive force according to the variable magnetic field, amplifying the Hall electromotive force, and sending the amplified Hall electromotive force as a voltage signal to the singlechip.
In the embodiment, the Hall current sensor amplifies and filters the Hall electromotive force in the chip, and then outputs a voltage signal according to a certain proportion, and the voltage signal reflects the value of current flowing through the cable. The linear relation between the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor and the current is (V-2.5) ÷ 0.12, wherein I is the current flowing between the operation box and the switch terminal box through the cable, and V is the value of the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor. The Hall current sensor is adopted to generate a voltage signal, and the Hall current sensor has the advantages of high precision, good linearity and strong anti-interference capability.
The voltage signal generated by the Hall current sensor needs to be adjusted to a proper range through a peripheral amplifying circuit and then is converted into a data signal through an AD conversion module, so that the voltage signal can be analyzed by the single chip microcomputer. Therefore, in the circuit configuration shown in fig. 3, the input terminal of the hall current sensor is connected to the cable between the operation box and the switch terminal box to obtain the externally sampled current, and the output terminal of the hall current sensor is connected to the switch terminal box via the resistor R1The inverting input end of the first amplifying unit UA is connected, the zero setting circuit is connected with the non-inverting input end of the first amplifying unit UA, and the resistor Rf1The first amplifying unit UA is connected between the inverting input end and the output end of the first amplifying unit UA; the output of the first amplifying unit UA is connected via a resistor R2Is connected to the inverting input terminal of the second amplifying unit UC, the non-inverting input terminal of the second amplifying unit UC is grounded, and the resistor Rf2The inverting input end and the output end of the second amplifying unit UC are connected; the output end of the second amplification unit UC is connected with the non-inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD, the inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD is grounded, the non-inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD is in short circuit with the output end, and the output end of the third amplification unit UD is connected to the AD conversion module. The model of the first operational amplifier in this embodiment is LM 324. The first amplifying unit UA is an inverting amplifying circuit, the second amplifying unit UC is an inverting amplifying circuit and used for weakening common mode interference, and the third amplifying unit UD is used as a voltage follower and used for amplifying a voltage signal to a 0-5V range. The voltage sampling signal and the zero setting signal are subjected to inverse amplification of the first amplification voltage UA, then input into the second amplification unit UC, and output into a digital signal with the measuring range of 0-5V after being followed by the voltage of the third amplification unit UD.
In practical applications, when the voltage difference between the two input terminals of the operational amplifier is zero, the output terminal still has an offset voltage of +/- (0.2-10) mV, so that the offset voltage is usually required to be corrected in a zeroing circuit, which is a conventional circuit design in this embodiment and is not described herein again.
In this embodiment, the AD conversion module is a 16-bit single-channel analog-to-digital conversion chip, the analog-to-digital conversion chip is AD7663, and the analog-to-digital conversion chip is a single-channel, low-power-consumption, successive approximation type analog-to-digital converter, and has the advantages of high resolution, high sampling rate, and low power consumption, the resolution of the analog-to-digital conversion chip after conversion is 0.0000763V, and the analog-to-digital conversion chip converts the received voltage signal into a data signal and inputs the data signal into the single chip.
Compare in high voltage circuit breaker's live time, the time that its control circuit switched on accounts for than the utmost point short, consequently, this embodiment judges whether control circuit switches on, if switch on then sends trigger signal to the singlechip through the start module, include: the current value of a cable between the protection device and the operation box is obtained through the starting module, and when the current value exceeds a preset threshold value, the control loop is judged to be switched on. Only when the control circuit of the high-voltage circuit breaker is switched on, namely current flows in the control circuit, the starting module sends a triggering signal to start the single chip microcomputer, so that the single chip microcomputer is enabled to be in a dormant state more, and the service life of the single chip microcomputer is prolonged. In this embodiment, the starting module is similar to a circuit structure for obtaining a cable current, a linear current sensor with a model number of PH-T4I is installed at a position C and a position D in a control loop shown in fig. 2, and is capable of outputting a voltage analog quantity in proportion to a detected current, and is connected to a single chip microcomputer after passing through a differential proportional operational amplifier OP1177, when a current flowing in a control loop of a high-voltage circuit breaker is greater than 0.4A, the starting module linearly outputs a voltage analog quantity in proportion to the current, and after passing through the operational amplifier, a voltage value of about 5V is compared and output, and the voltage value is regarded as a high level, that is, a trigger signal; otherwise, it indicates that the control loop is not turned on and is considered as low.
When the singlechip receives trigger signal, based on predetermineeing the interval and acquireing voltage sampling signal, calculate the cable current according to voltage sampling signal, combine the voltage difference at control circuit both ends to calculate the measured value of control circuit impedance, include:
the voltage difference between two ends of the control loop is set through the dial switch, and when the dial switch is selected to be 0, the voltage difference V between two ends of the control loop is shownDIs 110V; when the dial switch is selected to be 1, the voltage difference V between two ends of the control loop is shownDIs 220V.
Acquiring voltage signals based on a preset interval, and calculating the average value of the voltage sampling signals when the number of the acquired voltage sampling signals reaches a preset value, wherein the preset interval for acquiring the voltage sampling signals by the singlechip in the embodiment is shown in table 1;
TABLE 1
| Number of samplings | 1 st time | 2 nd time | 3 rd time | 4th time | 5 th time | 6 th time |
| Sampling time | 0 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 |
| Number of samplings | 7 th time | 8 th time | 9 th time | 10 th time | 11 th time | 12 th time |
| Sampling time | 10 | 12 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 18 |
The time described in table 1 represents a time point along with the time lapse in the acquisition process, the unit is millisecond, the opening or closing node of the protection device is closed, and the time 1ms after the start module triggers the high level signal is taken as the 0 th time. Considering that the switching-on and switching-off circuit is a typical RL first-order circuit, when switching-on, the current passing through the switching-on and switching-off circuit does not suddenly change to a steady-state value, but follows the zero-state response rule of the RL first-order circuit, and is expressed as follows:
in the formula, R is the total resistance value of the control loop, and L is the inductance value of the opening and closing coil.
In consideration of the actual situation, if the control loop is in perfect contact, the minimum total resistance value of the control loop is not less than the resistance value of the opening and closing coil, the minimum total resistance value is not less than 100 omega in the engineering, and the inductance value of the opening and closing coil in the engineering is not more than 10 mH. Thus, the time constant τ of the first order loop can be estimated in terms of 0.1 ms. In general, when t is 3 τ, that is, 0.3ms, it can be considered that the current at this time has reached a steady-state value. And considering a certain margin, the current sampling is started from 1ms, so that the accurate calculation of the total resistance of the loop in a steady state is ensured.
In the embodiment, the analog value of the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor is calculated as V according to the resolution of the AD conversion modulesX 0.0000763V, calculating the average of analog values after collecting 12 voltage signalsValue VA。
Calculating the cable current by combining the average value of the voltage sampling signal and the corresponding relation between the output voltage and the current of the Hall current sensor, namely calculating the cable circuit I ═ V (V) according to the linear relation between the voltage sampling signal and the current output by the Hall current sensorA-2.5)÷0.12。
Dividing the voltage difference between the two ends of the control loop by the cable current to obtain the measured value of the control loop impedance, i.e. the measured value Z of the control loop impedancej=VD÷I。
In this embodiment, the model of the single chip microcomputer is Atmega 16.
In this embodiment, a relative error between the measured value Zj and the preset standard impedance Zt, that is, a relative error y ═ Zj-Zt | ÷ Zt, is calculated, and when the relative error exceeds a preset threshold, it is determined that the control circuit has a poor contact phenomenon. In this embodiment, a judgment result is obtained according to experience of the equipment operation and maintenance personnel, and when y is greater than 20%, it indicates that the loop resistance is too large, and the phenomenon of poor wire contact exists.
The preset standard impedance is obtained by inputting impedance values of a switching-off coil and a switching-on coil in an electric control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker into an Atmega16 singlechip in advance by using a key keyboard triggering input mode as a reference for impedance comparison.
In this embodiment, the fault analysis method further includes: comparing the relative errors calculated in two adjacent times, if the relative error in the next time is larger than the relative error in the previous time, and the ratio of the difference between the two relative errors and the relative error in the previous time exceeds a preset ratio, determining that the cable connection in the control loop is loose, and the other relative errors are normal conditions, wherein the preset ratio is 5% in the embodiment. The reason of poor contact of the cable is further analyzed by utilizing the judgment results of two adjacent times, so that the loose connection of the cable can be found in time, and the operation and maintenance personnel can clearly determine the numerical analysis result of the poor contact.
In addition, in practical engineering, the closing time of an opening node or a closing node in the protection device is usually set to be more than 20ms, so that the control function can be reliably completed, and if the closing time is less than 20ms, the excitation process time of an opening (closing) coil may be too short, so that the fault hidden danger of control function failure is caused, therefore, if the 12 th time, namely the 20 th ms after the opening node or the closing node of the circuit breaker protection device is closed, if the detected current value is 0, the fault hidden danger that the total opening or closing time of the protection device is short is judged to exist in the control loop.
According to the embodiment, the voltage sampling signals are analyzed through the single chip microcomputer, the loop impedance is detected under the operation state of the control loop, the specific condition of faults caused by poor contact can be judged according to information carried by the voltage sampling signals at different acquisition moments, and the operation and maintenance personnel can maintain and repair the voltage sampling signals according to the specific condition.
Example two
As shown in fig. 4, the present embodiment provides afault analysis apparatus 5 based on the impedance of the control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker, which includes:
the acquisition unit 51: the device is used for enabling a cable between the operation box and a high-voltage circuit breaker coil to penetrate through the Hall current sensor at the outlet of the operation box to generate a voltage sampling signal;
the trigger unit 52: the control circuit is used for judging whether the control circuit is connected or not, and if the control circuit is connected, a trigger signal is sent to the single chip microcomputer through the starting module;
the calculation unit 53: the single chip microcomputer is used for acquiring a voltage sampling signal based on a preset interval when receiving a trigger signal, calculating the current of the cable according to the voltage signal, and calculating the measured value of the impedance of the control loop by combining the voltage difference of two ends of the control loop;
the analyzing unit 54: the device is used for calculating the relative error between the measured value and the preset standard impedance, and judging whether the control loop has the faults of poor contact and loose cable connection or not by comparing the relative error with the preset threshold value and comparing the relative errors of two adjacent samplings.
The fault analysis method provided by the embodiment collects the current flowing in the control loop, and indirectly calculates the impedance of the control loop according to the collected current, so that the function of judging whether the control loop has the cable connection condition or not through the impedance in the running state is realized, and the difficulty that whether the circuit breaker fails to operate or not due to poor cable contact in the running state is solved.
As shown in fig. 2, a positive power supply (+ KM + HM), a protection device, an operation box, a switch terminal box, an opening coil, a closing coil, a breaker auxiliary node, and a negative power supply (-KM-HM) in a control loop of a high-voltage breaker are sequentially connected through a cable, wherein the protection device includes a closing node and an opening node. Under normal conditions, the resistance of a cable connection contact point is small and can be approximately equal to 0; if the cable is not firmly contacted with the connection point, the resistance value of the contact point is a value far larger than 0. Therefore, the contact condition of the cable in the control loop can be analyzed through the resistance value between the conducting nodes in the whole control loop. Since the control loop in the operating state has the positive and negative dc power supplies, the resistance between the conduction nodes cannot be directly measured, and this embodiment provides a fault analysis method based on the impedance of the control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker, so as to indirectly calculate the resistance in the control loop.
As shown in fig. 3, theacquisition unit 51 acquires a cable current through the circuit structure shown in fig. 3, and a cable between the operation box and the high-voltage circuit breaker coil passes through a hall current sensor, wherein the hall current sensor is OPCT10 AL. When current flows in the cable, a variable magnetic field is generated, and the variable magnetic field generated by the current flowing through the cable is induced by the Hall current sensor; and generating Hall electromotive force according to the variable magnetic field, amplifying the Hall electromotive force, and sending the amplified Hall electromotive force as a voltage signal to the singlechip.
In the embodiment, the Hall current sensor amplifies and filters the Hall electromotive force in the chip, and then outputs a voltage signal according to a certain proportion, and the voltage signal reflects the value of current flowing through the cable. The linear relation between the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor and the current is (V-2.5) ÷ 0.12, wherein I is the current flowing between the operation box and the switch terminal box through the cable, and V is the value of the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor. The Hall current sensor is adopted to generate a voltage signal, and the Hall current sensor has the advantages of high precision, good linearity and strong anti-interference capability.
The voltage signal generated by the Hall current sensor needs to be regulated by a peripheral amplifying circuitAnd adjusting to a proper range, and converting the range into a data signal through an AD conversion module so that the single chip microcomputer can analyze the voltage signal. Therefore, in the circuit configuration shown in fig. 3, the input terminal of the hall current sensor is connected to the cable between the operation box and the switch terminal box to obtain the externally sampled current, and the output terminal of the hall current sensor is connected to the switch terminal box via the resistor R1The inverting input end of the first amplifying unit UA is connected, the zero setting circuit is connected with the non-inverting input end of the first amplifying unit UA, and the resistor Rf1The first amplifying unit UA is connected between the inverting input end and the output end of the first amplifying unit UA; the output of the first amplifying unit UA is connected via a resistor R2Is connected to the inverting input terminal of the second amplifying unit UC, the non-inverting input terminal of the second amplifying unit UC is grounded, and the resistor Rf2The inverting input end and the output end of the second amplifying unit UC are connected; the output end of the second amplification unit UC is connected with the non-inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD, the inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD is grounded, the non-inverting input end of the third amplification unit UD is in short circuit with the output end, and the output end of the third amplification unit UD is connected to the AD conversion module. The model of the first operational amplifier in this embodiment is LM 324. The first amplifying unit UA is an inverting amplifying circuit, the second amplifying unit UC is an inverting amplifying circuit and used for weakening common mode interference, and the third amplifying unit UD is used as a voltage follower and used for amplifying a voltage signal to a 0-5V range. The voltage sampling signal and the zero setting signal are subjected to inverse amplification of the first amplification voltage UA, then input into the second amplification unit UC, and output into a digital signal with the measuring range of 0-5V after being followed by the voltage of the third amplification unit UD.
In practical applications, when the voltage difference between the two input terminals of the operational amplifier is zero, the output terminal still has an offset voltage of +/- (0.2-10) mV, so that the offset voltage is usually required to be corrected in a zeroing circuit, which is a conventional circuit design in this embodiment and is not described herein again.
In this embodiment, the AD conversion module is a 16-bit single-channel analog-to-digital conversion chip, the analog-to-digital conversion chip is AD7663, and the analog-to-digital conversion chip is a single-channel, low-power-consumption, successive approximation type analog-to-digital converter, and has the advantages of high resolution, high sampling rate, and low power consumption, the resolution of the analog-to-digital conversion chip after conversion is 0.0000763V, and the analog-to-digital conversion chip converts the received voltage signal into a data signal and inputs the data signal into the single chip.
Compare in high voltage circuit breaker's live time, the time that its control circuit switched on accounts for than the utmost point short, consequently, this embodiment judges whether control circuit switches on, if switch on then sends trigger signal to the singlechip through the start module, include: the current value of a cable between the protection device and the operation box is obtained through the starting module, and when the current value exceeds a preset threshold value, the control loop is judged to be switched on. Only when the control circuit of the high-voltage circuit breaker is switched on, namely current flows in the control circuit, the starting module sends a triggering signal to start the single chip microcomputer, so that the single chip microcomputer is enabled to be in a dormant state more, and the service life of the single chip microcomputer is prolonged. In this embodiment, the starting module is similar to a circuit structure for obtaining a cable current, a linear current sensor with a model number of PH-T4I is installed at a position C and a position D in a control loop shown in fig. 2, and is capable of outputting a voltage analog quantity in proportion to a detected current, and is connected to a single chip microcomputer after passing through a differential proportional operational amplifier OP1177, when a current flowing in a control loop of a high-voltage circuit breaker is greater than 0.4A, the starting module linearly outputs a voltage analog quantity in proportion to the current, and after passing through the operational amplifier, a voltage value of about 5V is compared and output, and the voltage value is regarded as a high level, that is, a trigger signal; otherwise, it indicates that the control loop is not turned on and is considered as low.
The calculatingunit 53 is specifically configured to:
when the singlechip receives trigger signal, based on predetermineeing the interval and acquireing voltage sampling signal, calculate the cable current according to voltage sampling signal, combine the voltage difference at control circuit both ends to calculate the measured value of control circuit impedance, include:
the voltage difference between two ends of the control loop is set through the dial switch, and when the dial switch is selected to be 0, the voltage difference V between two ends of the control loop is shownDIs 110V; when the dial switch is selected to be 1, the voltage difference V between two ends of the control loop is shownDIs 220V.
Acquiring voltage signals based on a preset interval, and calculating the average value of the voltage sampling signals when the number of the acquired voltage sampling signals reaches a preset value, wherein the preset interval for acquiring the voltage sampling signals by the singlechip in the embodiment is shown in table 2;
TABLE 2
| Number of samplings | 1 st time | 2 nd time | 3 rd time | 4th time | 5 th time | 6 th time |
| Sampling time | 0 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 |
| Number of samplings | 7 th time | 8 th time | 9 th time | 10 th time | 11 th time | 12 th time |
| Sampling time | 10 | 12 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 18 |
The time described in table 2 represents a time point along with the time lapse in the acquisition process, the unit is millisecond, the opening or closing node of the protection device is closed, and the time 1ms after the start module triggers the high level signal is taken as the 0 th time. Considering that the switching-on and switching-off circuit is a typical RL first-order circuit, when switching-on, the current passing through the switching-on and switching-off circuit does not suddenly change to a steady-state value, but follows the zero-state response rule of the RL first-order circuit, and is expressed as follows:
in the formula, R is the total resistance value of the control loop, and L is the inductance value of the opening and closing coil.
In consideration of the actual situation, if the control loop is in perfect contact, the minimum total resistance value of the control loop is not less than the resistance value of the opening and closing coil, the minimum total resistance value is not less than 100 omega in the engineering, and the inductance value of the opening and closing coil in the engineering is not more than 10 mH. Thus, the time constant τ of the first order loop can be estimated in terms of 0.1 ms. In general, when t is 3 τ, that is, 0.3ms, it can be considered that the current at this time has reached a steady-state value. And considering a certain margin, the current sampling is started from 1ms, so that the accurate calculation of the total resistance of the loop in a steady state is ensured.
In the embodiment, the analog value of the voltage signal output by the Hall current sensor is calculated as V according to the resolution of the AD conversion modulesX 0.0000763V, calculating the average value V of analog values after 12 voltage signals are collectedA。
Calculating the cable current by combining the average value of the voltage sampling signal and the corresponding relation between the output voltage and the current of the Hall current sensor, namely calculating the cable circuit I ═ V (V) according to the linear relation between the voltage sampling signal and the current output by the Hall current sensorA-2.5)÷0.12。
Dividing the voltage difference between the two ends of the control loop by the cable current to obtain the measured value of the control loop impedance, i.e. the measured value Z of the control loop impedancej=VD÷I。
In this embodiment, the model of the single chip microcomputer is Atmega 16.
Theanalysis unit 54 is specifically configured to: and calculating the relative error between the measured value Zj and the preset standard impedance Zt, namely the relative error y is | Zj-Zt | ÷ Zt, and judging that the control loop has poor contact when the relative error exceeds a preset threshold value. In this embodiment, a judgment result is obtained according to experience of the equipment operation and maintenance personnel, and when y is greater than 20%, it indicates that the loop resistance is too large, and the phenomenon of poor wire contact exists.
The preset standard impedance is obtained by inputting impedance values of a switching-off coil and a switching-on coil in an electric control loop of the high-voltage circuit breaker into an Atmega16 singlechip in advance by using a key keyboard triggering input mode as a reference for impedance comparison.
In this embodiment, the fault analysis method further includes: comparing the relative errors calculated in two adjacent times, if the relative error in the next time is larger than the relative error in the previous time, and the ratio of the difference between the two relative errors and the relative error in the previous time exceeds a preset ratio, determining that the cable connection in the control loop is loose, and the other relative errors are normal conditions, wherein the preset ratio is 5% in the embodiment. The reason of poor contact of the cable is further analyzed by utilizing the judgment results of two adjacent times, so that the loose connection of the cable can be found in time, and the operation and maintenance personnel can clearly determine the numerical analysis result of the poor contact.
In addition, in practical engineering, the closing time of an opening node or a closing node in the protection device is usually set to be more than 20ms, so that the control function can be reliably completed, and if the closing time is less than 20ms, the excitation process time of an opening (closing) coil may be too short, so that the fault hidden danger of control function failure is caused, therefore, if the 12 th time, namely the 20 th ms after the opening node or the closing node of the circuit breaker protection device is closed, if the detected current value is 0, the fault hidden danger that the total opening or closing time of the protection device is short is judged to exist in the control loop.
According to the embodiment, the voltage sampling signals are analyzed through the single chip microcomputer, the loop impedance is detected under the operation state of the control loop, the specific condition of faults caused by poor contact can be judged according to information carried by the voltage sampling signals at different acquisition moments, and the operation and maintenance personnel can maintain and repair the voltage sampling signals according to the specific condition.
The sequence numbers in the above embodiments are merely for description, and do not represent the sequence of the assembly or the use of the components.
The above description is only exemplary of the present invention and should not be taken as limiting the invention, as any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.