In order to improve the accuracy of cable fault position location at a low cost and make the testing results intuitive, a cable fault detector based on wave form reconstruction is designed. In this detector, the cable...In order to improve the accuracy of cable fault position location at a low cost and make the testing results intuitive, a cable fault detector based on wave form reconstruction is designed. In this detector, the cable fault position is located based on the time-domain pulse reflection （TDR） principle. A pulse waveform is injected in the tested cable, and a high-speed comparator with changeable reference voltages is used to binarize the test pulse waveform to a binary sequence on a certain voltage. Through scanning the reference voltage in a full voltage range, multi-sequences are acquired to reconstruct the pulse waveform transmission in the cable, and then the pulse attenuation feature, electrical open circuit fault, electrical short circuit fault, and the fault position of the cable are diagnosed. Experimental results show that the designed cable fault detector can determine the fault type and its position of the cable being tested, and the testing results are intuitive.展开更多
This paper reviews the existing testing techniques for high voltage direct current(HVDC)cable systems,following as a backbone the structure of CIGRE Technical Brochure(TB)852:2021‘Recommendations for testing DC extru...This paper reviews the existing testing techniques for high voltage direct current(HVDC)cable systems,following as a backbone the structure of CIGRE Technical Brochure(TB)852:2021‘Recommendations for testing DC extruded cable systems for power transmission at a rated voltage up to 800 kV’because it has a fairly similar structure to CIGRE TB 853:2021 for lapped DC cables,and especially because of the impressive spread of HVDC extruded cables experienced worldwide in the last 25 years.The review considers development tests,pre-qualification tests,extension of qualification test,type tests(with hints at IEEE 1732-2017 for space charge measurements in the qualification of HVDC extruded cables),routine tests(with hints at IEEE 2862-2020 for routine tests of HVDC extruded cable system joints),sample tests and after installation tests.The review also analyses CIGRE TB 853 for lapped HVDC cable systems,as these cables remain unbeaten for submarine applications at the highest sea depths.The main novelties of CIGRE TB 852 and 853 with respect to previous standards for HVDC cable systems(mainly CIGRE TB 496 and IEC 62895 for extruded cables and CIGRE Electra 189:2000 for lapped cables)are put under the spotlight-with focus on the so-called temporary over-voltage tests-together with the limits and gaps of CIGRE TB 852.The main HVDC cable system testing equipment that is usually employed for electro-thermal tests is also treated.Emphasis is given to CIGRE TB 490 to treat the peculiarities of submarine cable systems,as well as to mechanical tests,having CIGRE TB 623 as a reference,with particular focus on the special sea trial tests.An example of an innovative sea trial testing procedure is shown,which is the outcome of a fruitful partnership between a cable manufacturer and the national Transmission System Operator in Italy.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61240032)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(No.BK2012560)+1 种基金the College Scientific and Technological Achievements Transformation Promotion Project of Jiangsu Province(No.JH-05)the Science and Technology Support Program of Jiangsu Province(No.BE2012740)
文摘In order to improve the accuracy of cable fault position location at a low cost and make the testing results intuitive, a cable fault detector based on wave form reconstruction is designed. In this detector, the cable fault position is located based on the time-domain pulse reflection （TDR） principle. A pulse waveform is injected in the tested cable, and a high-speed comparator with changeable reference voltages is used to binarize the test pulse waveform to a binary sequence on a certain voltage. Through scanning the reference voltage in a full voltage range, multi-sequences are acquired to reconstruct the pulse waveform transmission in the cable, and then the pulse attenuation feature, electrical open circuit fault, electrical short circuit fault, and the fault position of the cable are diagnosed. Experimental results show that the designed cable fault detector can determine the fault type and its position of the cable being tested, and the testing results are intuitive.
文摘This paper reviews the existing testing techniques for high voltage direct current(HVDC)cable systems,following as a backbone the structure of CIGRE Technical Brochure(TB)852:2021‘Recommendations for testing DC extruded cable systems for power transmission at a rated voltage up to 800 kV’because it has a fairly similar structure to CIGRE TB 853:2021 for lapped DC cables,and especially because of the impressive spread of HVDC extruded cables experienced worldwide in the last 25 years.The review considers development tests,pre-qualification tests,extension of qualification test,type tests(with hints at IEEE 1732-2017 for space charge measurements in the qualification of HVDC extruded cables),routine tests(with hints at IEEE 2862-2020 for routine tests of HVDC extruded cable system joints),sample tests and after installation tests.The review also analyses CIGRE TB 853 for lapped HVDC cable systems,as these cables remain unbeaten for submarine applications at the highest sea depths.The main novelties of CIGRE TB 852 and 853 with respect to previous standards for HVDC cable systems(mainly CIGRE TB 496 and IEC 62895 for extruded cables and CIGRE Electra 189:2000 for lapped cables)are put under the spotlight-with focus on the so-called temporary over-voltage tests-together with the limits and gaps of CIGRE TB 852.The main HVDC cable system testing equipment that is usually employed for electro-thermal tests is also treated.Emphasis is given to CIGRE TB 490 to treat the peculiarities of submarine cable systems,as well as to mechanical tests,having CIGRE TB 623 as a reference,with particular focus on the special sea trial tests.An example of an innovative sea trial testing procedure is shown,which is the outcome of a fruitful partnership between a cable manufacturer and the national Transmission System Operator in Italy.
