The deduction of partial discharge pulse current from its radiating UHF signal
Lixing Zhou, Weiguo Li, Sheng Su
Abstract
Lixing Zhou, Weiguo Li, Sheng Su
Abstract
In this paper, a new method for obtaining partial discharge (PD) characteristic based on ultra-high frequency (UHF) measurements is presented. According to electromagnetic theory, the PD electromagnetic radiation can be regarded as the dipoles radiation. Based on which, the radiation model of partial discharge pulse current is established. The waveform parameter of PD pulse current can be obtained by spectrum analysis of its radiation UHF signal, and the waveform of PD pulse current can be deduced by the time integral of its radiation UHF signal. The result of simulating experiment shows that the method for deducing PD pulse current is effective and is contributed to the PD pattern recognition and insulation defect diagnoses
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In this paper, a new method for obtaining partial discharge (PD) characteristic based on ultra-high frequency (UHF) measurements is presented. According to electromagnetic theory, the PD electromagnetic radiation can be regarded as the dipoles radiation. Based on which, the radiation model of partial discharge pulse current is established. The waveform parameter of PD pulse current can be obtained by spectrum analysis of its radiation UHF signal, and the waveform of PD pulse current can be deduced by the time integral of its radiation UHF signal. The result of simulating experiment shows that the method for deducing PD pulse current is effective and is contributed to the PD pattern recognition and insulation defect diagnoses
Key concepts: Partial discharge, Ultra high frequency, Waveform, Pulse (music), SIGNAL (programming language), Radiation, Acoustics, Electromagnetic pulse