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US 8,008,926 B2Granted
UHF partial discharge and location measuring device for high-voltage power devices
AssigneeKorea Electric Power Corporation
InventorsKi-Jun Park, Sun-Geun Goo, Jin-Yul Yoon, Ki-Son Han, Hyung-Jun Ju
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Abstract
Disclosed is a UHF partial discharge and its location measuring device for high-voltage power devices. The measuring device includes a partial discharge sensor, an external noise sensor, an analogue-digital converter, a peak detector, a partial discharge signal processor, an arrival time detector, a discharge location processor, and a display unit.
Claims4
A UHF partial discharge and location measuring device for high-voltage power devices, the device comprising:
- a partial discharge sensor attached to a Device Under Test (DUT) to detect a partial discharge signal;
- an external noise sensor located outside the DUT to detect an external noise signal;
- an analogue-digital converter that receives a partial discharge signal from the partial discharge sensor and an external noise signal from the external noise sensor and digitalizes the received signals;
- a peak detector that extracts a peak value of the digitalized signal for each sensor;
- a partial discharge signal processor that generates a peak signal for a phase and time of a power signal applied to the DUT, density of the peak signal for the phase of the power signal applied to the DUT, and a long-term variation in trend of the partial discharge signal from the extracted peak value for each sensor;
- an arrival time detector that detects a start point of the partial discharge signal and detects an arrival time;
- a discharge location processor that yields a discharge location from a location coordinate where the partial discharge sensor is positioned and the arrival time and performs a statistical process on the yielded discharge location according to a number of yield times;
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- a display unit that displays the peak signal, the density, the variation in trend, and the discharge location.
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