Abstract

Transformer-type superconducting fault current limiter (TSFCL) interruption system is a current breaking technology proposed by applying a transformer, superconductor, and mechanical dc circuit breaker. When the fault occurs, the fault current is limited due to the operation of the counter electromotive force by the transformer and the quenching of the superconductor. The fault current is then interrupted by the mechanical dc circuit breaker. In this paper, the transition and the interrupting behavior was analyzed according to the applied voltage to secure the stability and reliability of a TSFCL interruption system using the PSCAD EMTDC program. As a result, it was able to improve the current breaking time and the breaking capacity. Also, the burden imposed on a mechanical dc circuit breaker was reduced fivefold.

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