Research on Line Selection Method Based on Active Injection Under DC Feeder Single-Pole Grounding Fault

Due to the “low damping” characteristics of the DC distribution system, the traditional passive scheme is not suitable for DC fault detection and positioning. Therefore, this paper proposes an active injection fault identification method suitable for DC feeder line under single-pole grounding faults. Based on the high controllability of converters, this method uses the oscillation circuit characteristics of the DC side single-pole grounding fault to superimpose the harmonics of fixed frequency into the converter modulated wave, and derives the selection principles of harmonic amplitude and frequency. After the fault, the positive and negative current signals are extracted from the feeder lines, and the zero-mode current components are extracted by the Karrenbauer transformation and band-pass filter, the current phases are compared to achieve the fault feeder line selection. According to simulation verification, the power quality of the actively injected harmonics is within the standard range under the condition of global injection, and the single-pole grounding faults in each feeder line can be identified.

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Energies
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2025-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.3390/en18184958
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Power Systems Fault Detection
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Research on Line Selection Method Based on Active Injection Under DC Feeder Single-Pole Grounding Fault

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Abstract

Due to the “low damping” characteristics of the DC distribution system, the traditional passive scheme is not suitable for DC fault detection and positioning. Therefore, this paper proposes an active injection fault identification method suitable for DC feeder line under single-pole grounding faults. Based on the high controllability of converters, this method uses the oscillation circuit characteristics of the DC side single-pole grounding fault to superimpose the harmonics of fixed frequency into the converter modulated wave, and derives the selection principles of harmonic amplitude and frequency. After the fault, the positive and negative current signals are extracted from the feeder lines, and the zero-mode current components are extracted by the Karrenbauer transformation and band-pass filter, the current phases are compared to achieve the fault feeder line selection. According to simulation verification, the power quality of the actively injected harmonics is within the standard range under the condition of global injection, and the single-pole grounding faults in each feeder line can be identified.

EnergiesVol. 18(18)
Fujian Electric Power Survey & Design Institute (CN), Southeast University (CN)
State Grid Fujian Electric Power Company
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Power Systems Fault Detection
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