DEVICE FOR EARTH FAULT CURRENT COMPENSATION IN THREE-PHASE ELECTRICAL NETWORKS (VERSIONS) Russian patent published in 2014 - IPC H02J3/26 

FIELD: electricity.

SUBSTANCE: invention is used in electrical engineering. The device represents an earthing bipole - a tracking width-modulated voltage converter (a tracking PWM converter) attaching the neutral of the network feeding transformer to earth and forming lagging current for compensation of leading capacitance current of single-phase fault to earth, as well as a neutral current sensor, a network voltage transformer, a clock signal generator for measurement of network capacity and a calculation unit for determination of the required admittance of the above bipole. In addition to a common set of functional units, the tracking PWM converter is equipped with a current setting unit, the inputs of which are represented by neutral voltage and the required admittance, and the output of which is represented by current demand supplied to the current control input of the tracking PWM converter, and transfer function of the current setting device provides for lagging phase shift of about 90 degrees on network frequency.

EFFECT: improving quick action and enlarging functional capabilities.

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