FIELD: technique of electric power transmission by alternating current.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to high or ultrahigh voltage power transmission lines. Single-circuit power transmission line of high or ultra-high voltage contains two normal working phases and one working phase consisting of two half-phases, one of which in long-term post-emergency modes is used as a backup phase. Line is made with single transposition of half-phases. Balancing of post-emergency modes is carried out by means of transposition of half-phases. In case of stable damage of one of the half-phases, it is switched off and the line switches to operation in post-emergency mode with possibility of transferring at least 50% of power of initial maximum mode. In case of stable damage of normal operating phase, it is switched off and one of half-phases is switched on instead of it in post-emergency mode, note here that at least 50% of initial maximum mode power can be transmitted via the line.
EFFECT: providing an acceptable level of asymmetry both in the initial normal mode and in post-emergency modes occurring in case of stable single-phase faults on the line.
1 cl, 3 dwg
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Dates
2024-06-24—Published
2023-05-25—Filed