Research on the monitoring system for induced voltage and ground current of 27.5 kV cable sheath in railways

Purpose–The purpose of this study is to address the deficiency in safety monitoring technology for 27.5 kV high-voltage cables within the railway traction power supply by analyzing the grounding methods employed in high-speed railways and developing an effective monitoring solution.Design/methodology/approach–Through establishing a mathematical model of induced potential in the cable sheath and analyzing its influencing factors,the principle of grounding current monitoring is proposed.Furthermore,the accuracy of data collection and alarm function of the monitoring equipment were verified through laboratory simulation experiments.Finally,through practical application in the traction substation of the railway bureau on site,a large amount of data were collected to verify the stability and reliability of the monitoring system in actual environments.Findings–The experimental results show that the designed monitoring system can effectively monitor the grounding current of high-voltage cables and respond promptly to changes in cable insulation status.The system performs excellently in terms of data collection accuracy,real-time performance and reliability of alarm functions.In addition,the on-site trial results further confirm the accuracy and reliability of the monitoring system in practical applications,providing strong technical support for the safe operation of highspeed railway traction power supply systems.Originality/value–This study innovatively develops a 27.5kV high-voltage cable grounding current monitoring system,which provides a new technical means for evaluating the insulation status of cables by accurately measuring the grounding current.The design,experimental verification and application of this system in high-speed railway traction power supply systems have demonstrated significant academic value and practical significance,contributing innovative solutions to the field of railway power supply safety monitoring.

Residual current compensation for single-phase grounding fault in coal mine power network

The way of neutral point to earth via full compensation arc suppression coil can solve the problem of residual current compensation in coal mine power network effectively. Based on the analysis on the grounding current detection results of Xieqiao coal mine, the conclusion that harmonic component of grounding current is dominated by higher harmonics with complex harmonic sources in coal mine power network system was obtained. The influences of harmonic source type and fault point position on harmonic voltage and harmonic current were analyzed theoretically. The influences of earthed fault feeder detection result and the estimation errors of parameters to earth on residual current compensation were analyzed. A new thought of residual current prediction and the selections of model method and control method were proposed on this basis. The simulation results prove that harmonic amplitudes of zero sequence voltage and zero sequence current are determined by harmonic source type as well as fault point position in coal mine power network, and also prove that zero sequence voltage detection can avoid the unstable problem of coal mine power network system caused by undercompensation of capacitive current. Finally, the experimental device of full compensation arc suppression coil is introduced.

Design of an OP-AMP Based on a LDO Regulator

An operational amplifier （OP-AMP） with a ground current of about 0.6μA is presented. Moreover, this amplifier reaps the benefits of incorporating a foldback current limiting circuit,which enables the low-dropout voltage regulator without the need of a special current limiting subblock. Therefore,the object of ultra-low power is realized because of a great reduction in transistors and current limbs.

Statistical Analysis on Lightning Characteristics in Hebei Province

By using monitoring data of lightning locating system in Hebei during 1999- 2010 and lightning disaster data in Hebei during 2002- 2010,temporal-spatial distribution characteristics of ground flash and lightning disaster in Hebei Province were analyzed. Annual,monthly and daily changes of ground flash,lightning current intensity and ground flash density in Hebei were analyzed,and we compared ground flash with lightning disaster distribution.

New inverter topology for ground current suppression in transformerless photovoltaic system application

An interesting inverter topology is proposed in this paper.It is similar to the typical three-phase full bridge inverter from the topology point of view,but smartly designed for the ground current reduction in single-phase photovoltaic(PV)inverter applications.Theoretical analysis is conducted to clarify the operation mechanism of the proposed topology.Performance evaluation is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the proposed topology for the ground current suppression.

CSI and CSI7 Current Source Inverters for Modular Transformerless PV Inverters

Current source inverter(CSI)is a class of power electronic converters that,thanks to the inherent boost capability and ease of control,is investigated for grid-tied photovoltaic power conversion applications.Traditional CSI and CSI7 topologies are here analyzed and compared with two kind of space vector modulation strategies mainly in terms of ground leakage current both in simulations and experiments.Furthermore,THD of the injected grid current and the computation of conduction and switching semiconductor power losses are also carried out in numerical simulations.The topology comparison is carried out with the use of a different number of PV modules,to analyze the robustness of the topologies to different size of the PV strings.Simulation and experimental results show that the CSI7 topology,with respect to conventional CSI,allows to strongly reduce ground leakage current,phase current THD and semicondutor power losses,at the price of an additional power device.