Method and device for compensating a line fault occurring on a three-phase power supply network
A device for compensating a line fault occurring on a three-phase power supply grid includes a transformer with a neutral point which is designed to generate a network voltage and thus a neutral-point displacement voltage. A measurement and control device is configured to detect the network voltage or the neutral-point displacement voltage and on that basis to identify an occurring line fault and to determine a control variable for compensating the line fault. A converter circuit is configured to generate a control current from the control variable and to feed in the control current at the neutral point of the transformer to compensate the line fault. The measurement and control device is also configured to determine a boost line value, and on that basis to determine a boost function, to generate a corresponding boost current, and to feed same in at the neutral point of the transformer.
1. A device for compensating a line fault occurring on a three-phase power supply grid, the device comprising:
a transformer having a neutral point, said transformer being configured to generate a network voltage and thus a neutral-point displacement voltage;
a measurement and control device configured to detect the network voltage or the neutral-point displacement voltage and, based thereon, to identify an occurring line fault and to determine a control variable to compensate for the line fault; and
a converter circuit configured to generate a control current from the control variable and to feed in the control current at the neutral point of said transformer to compensate for the line fault; and
said measurement and control device being further configured to determine a boost conductance from which to determine a boost function, to generate a corresponding boost current and to feed in the boost current at the neutral point of said transformer.
2. The device according to claim 1 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 20% of a magnitude of a maximum of an RMS value of the control variable.
3. The device according to claim 2 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 50% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
4. The device according to claim 2 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 50% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
5. The device according to claim 2 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 100% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
6. The device according to claim 1 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 200% of a magnitude of a maximum of an RMS value of the control variable.
7. The device according to claim 1 , wherein a maximum of an RMS value of the boost function occurs within a maximum of 25 ms and the boost function decays to a maximum of 10% of a magnitude of a maximum of an RMS value of the control variable within a maximum of 120 ms.
8. The device according to claim 7 wherein the maximum of the RMS value of the boost function occurs within a maximum of 20 ms and the boost function decays to a maximum of 10% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable within a maximum of 35 ms.
9. A method for compensating a line fault occurring on a three-phase power supply grid, the method comprising:
detecting a network voltage or a neutral-point displacement voltage and, based thereon, detecting a line fault;
determining a control variable to compensate for the line fault, generating a control current from the control variable, and feeding the control current into a neutral point of the transformer of the power supply grid to compensate for the line fault; and
determining a boost conductance and deriving a boost function therefrom, generating a corresponding boost current, and feeding the boost current into the neutral point of the transformer.
10. The method according to claim 9 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 20% of a magnitude of a maximum of an RMS value of the control variable.
11. The method according to claim 10 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 50% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
12. The method according to claim 10 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 100% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
13. The method according to claim 10 , wherein the boost function has a maximum of 200% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable.
14. The method according to claim 9 , wherein a maximum of an RMS value of the boost function occurs within a maximum of 25 ms and the boost function decays to a maximum of 10% of a magnitude of a maximum of an RMS value of the control variable within a maximum of 120 ms.
15. The method according to claim 14 , wherein the maximum of the RMS value of the boost function occurs within a maximum of 20 ms and the boost function decays to a maximum of 10% of the magnitude of the maximum of the RMS value of the control variable within a maximum of 35 ms.