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System and method for detecting partial discharge of gas-insulated switchgear

  • US 5,200,737 A
  • Filed: 11/29/1991
  • Issued: 04/06/1993
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/30/1990
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A method for detecting partial discharge generated in an interior of a gas-insulated switchgear used in a transformer installation, comprising the following steps:

  • detecting a high-frequency component of a voltage applied to a conductor of said gas-insulated switchgear;

    detecting a fundamental wave component of the voltage applied to the conductor of said gas-insulated switchgear;

    determining whether said partial discharge gas has occurred, and a reason for said partial discharge, based upon a relationship between said high-frequency component and said fundamental wave component of the voltage applied to the conductor of said gas-insulated switchgear;

    frequency modulating said detected high frequency component and said fundamental wave component;

    converting said frequency-modulated high-frequency component and said frequency-modulated fundamental wave component into respective first and second optical signals;

    outputting said first and second optical signals into a fiberoptic network;

    receiving said first and second optical signals from said fiberoptic network and converting said first and second optical signals into first and second frequency-modulated signals;

    converting said first and second frequency-modulated signals into first and second pulse signals;

    outputting said second pulse signal to a computing element;

    converting said first pulse signal into a digital signal and inputting said digital signal to said computing element in response to said computing element receiving said second pulse signal; and

    comparing said digital signal with digital signals representing known patterns of said partial discharge, and determining said partial discharge has occurred and said reason for said occurrence of said partial discharge if said digital signal corresponds with at least one of said digital signals representing said known patterns of said partial discharge.

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