Abstract

In order to block the electromagnetic interference source of partial discharge in UHV substation and improve the actual power generation efficiency, in this study, the experimental method of partial discharge in ultra high voltage (UHV) substation is first introduced. Secondly, the types of PD EMI are described in detail. Finally, the principle of blocking electromagnetic source is introduced and the blocking measures of each electromagnetic interference source are analyzed in detail. The results show that the actual equipment test of UHV substation is complex, and there are many factors affecting the test accuracy. Therefore, the field test of UHV substation is the most complex and precise test item at present. The time of noise interference of pulse signal is short and the distribution of signal is wide. This kind of interference is also repetitive, but the orientation of the display is relatively stable, and the waveform also has certain rules. Thyristors use relatively weak current to grasp relatively strong current, and the process is very short. At the same time, the period of application is very long and the stability is very strong. Recursive filters are used. The workload of calculation is greatly reduced, but there are many disadvantages. In practical UHV substation, the sources of PD are closely arranged, so it is suitable to use recursive filter. After using wavelet transform to disperse EMI sources, it can block the sources in different regions.

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