Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Siemens Aktiengellschaft

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Ag

Andreas Jurisch

Cezary Dzienis

Tevfik Sezi

Michael Schwenke

Rudolf Kraemer

Eric Lude

Volker Rissland

Torsten Kerger

Werner Tille

Matthias Kereit

Robert Matussek

Igor Kogan

Dieter Kramer

Stefan Walz

Heiko Englert

Juergen Holbach

Klaus B&ouml;hme

Micheal Schwenke

Stefan Werben

Thomas Schueppler

Volker Wenzel

A universal measurement input for connecting a small signal transformer to an electrical device includes an electrical input for connecting a connection line of the small signal transformer, an electrical output for outputting a measurement signal to the electrical device, and a correction element having a digital filter with a filter transfer function adapted to the small signal transformer. In order to provide a measurement input with which all possible types of small signal transformers can be connected to an electrical device and which thus reduces the device variety of measurement inputs which are to be provided, the filter transfer function of the correction element is defined by a parameter set to be variably preset specifically for the small signal transformer. An electrical device with the measurement input is also provided.

Universal measurement input for connecting a small signal transformer and electrical device with such a measurement input

A method identifies a location of a fault on a faulty line of an electrical power supply network having a plurality of lines, a plurality of inner nodes, and at least three outer nodes. The outer nodes each bound a line and are provided with measurement devices which are used to measure high-frequency current and/or voltage signals. To locate faults, one of the outer nodes is selected as the starting node for the search for the fault location. Starting from the starting node, paths to the other outer nodes are determined, and that those paths on which the fault location could be located are selected. A line on which the fault location could be located, in principle, is identified for each of the selected paths using the respective times at which the traveling waves arrive, and a potential fault location is determined for the respectively identified line.

Method and device for identifying the location of a fault on a line of an electrical power supply network

Method and device for determining a fault location in an electric power distribution network with an infeed and lines in the form of a main strand and a multiplicity of branches of the main strand. First and second measured values are acquired at a first and second measurement point of the power distribution network, and a fault location is determined based on the first and the second measured values. Arrival of respective traveling waves are identified based on the first and the second measured values, and the times of the respective arrival of the traveling wave are stored. A first fault location value is generated using the respective times of both measurement points and a second fault location value is generated using the times of only the first measurement point. The fault location is determined based on the first fault location value and the second fault location value.

Method and device for identifying the location of a fault in an electrical power distribution network

A method for determining the fault location of a ground fault relating to a line of a three-phase electrical energy supply network with an ungrounded neutral point, in which current and voltage values are measured at one line end of the line. Following the occurrence of a ground fault on the line, the location of the fault is defined using the measured current and voltage values. The measured current and voltage values are converted into &#x3b1;-components and 0-components of a Clarke transformation, a location-dependent characteristic function of &#x3b1;-component and 0-component fault voltage values is defined in each case using the converted components and a propagation model for travelling waves on the line. The fault location is determined to be the location at which the two characteristic functions exhibit the closest match.

Method and device for determining a fault location of a ground fault relating to a line of a three-phase electrical energy supply network having a neutral point without low-resistance grounding

A method detects a fault on a line of an electrical power supply system, in which current values are measured at the line ends of the line and the current values are used to check whether there is a fault on the line. In order to perform monitoring of the line such that faults can be detected comparatively quickly and sensitively, it is proposed that voltage values are also measured at the line ends. The respective measured current and voltage values are used to ascertain respective comparison current values indicating the current flowing at a comparison location on the line and the respective comparison current values are used to check for the presence of a fault on the line, and a fault signal is generated if the check has resulted in a fault present on the line being detected.

Method, protective device and protective system for detecting a fault on a line of an electrical power supply system

A method detects a high-impedance ground fault in an electrical energy supply network with a grounded neutral point. A test signal is fed via a detection device into the energy supply network, the test signal has a frequency which differs from the network frequency of the energy supply network. To enable a reliable detection, with low equipment costs, of high-impedance ground faults in energy supply networks with a grounded neutral point, a three-phase test signal is fed into the phase conductors of the energy supply network as the test signal. A measuring signal which indicates the residual voltage of the test signal is generated with the detection device. The residual voltage is compared with a threshold value using a test device of the detection device, and the presence of a high-impedance ground fault is detected if the residual voltage exceeds the threshold value.

Method and detection device for detecting a high-impedance ground fault in an electrical energy supply network with a grounded neutral point

A method determines a fault position of a fault on an electrical line. First time stamped current and voltage values are measured at a first line end. Second time stamped current and voltage values are measured at a second line end. The fault position of the line is determined from these measured values. To carry out positioning of a data window for fault location according to the traveling wave principle, after the first current and voltage values are measured at the first line end, the second current and voltage values are determined, which indicate the current or voltage at the second line end. Estimated second current or voltage values are compared with the values measured at the second line end, and the first and second current and voltage values that lie within a period of time established by a first data window are employed to determine a first fault position.

Method, device and system for determining the fault position of a fault on a line of an electrical power supply network

A fault location of a fault on a line of an electrical energy supply network is determined from measured current and voltage values at the first and second line ends. Highly accurate fault location with measured values from both line ends is provided even in the absence of temporal synchronization of the measurements at the line ends. Characteristics of first and second fictitious fault voltage values present at a fictitious fault location on the line are defined using the first and second current and voltage values. A fictitious fault location is determined for which the characteristic of the first fictitious fault voltage values corresponds most closely to the characteristic of the second fictitious fault voltage values. The fictitious fault location is used as the actual fault location. We also describe a correspondingly configured device and a system for determining a fault location.

Method, device and system for determining the fault location of a fault on a line of an electrical energy supply network

A method determines a fault location in a fault on an electric line. Accordingly first reference voltage values are determined by current and voltage sampled values at a first line end and an impedance of the line. Second reference voltage values are determined by current and voltage sampled values at a second line end and the impedance. Fictitious first reference voltage values are calculated using a wave guiding model, describing the wave response of the line, with the first reference voltage values. The fictitious first reference voltage values, in the fault-free case, correspond to the second reference voltage values at the second line end. Fictitious second reference voltage values are calculated with the second reference voltage values. The fault location is determined by the first and second reference voltage values and the first and second fictitious reference voltage values.

Method and device for determining the fault location in the case of a fault on an electric line

The fault location of a fault on a line of an electrical energy supply network is determined. First and second current and/or voltage values are measured and provided with a timestamp at the line ends of the line. Following the occurrence of a fault, the timestamped first and second values are used to determine the fault location. Profiles of travelling waves propagating along the line towards the line ends when the fault occurs are determined from the timestamped first and second values at both line ends. The fault location is defined from the profiles of the travelling waves from a time difference with which the travelling waves arrive at the two line ends. The time difference is derived from a pattern comparison of the profiles of the travelling waves determined for the line ends.

A digital measurement input for an electric automation device has a receiving device configured to receive digital input measurement values generated by sampling an analog measurement signal at a first sampling rate, and a signal converting device configured to generate digital output measurement values from the digital input measurement values and to provide digital output measurement values. The sampling rate and sampling times of each digital output measurement value is adapted to a specified sampling rate and/or specified sampling time. The signal converting device has a digital encoder filter on the input side and a digital decoder filter on the output side, between which an interpolator is provided. The encoder filter, the interpolator, and the decoder filter are matched to one another so as to adapt the sampling rate and/or sampling time of the digital input measurement values.

Digital measurement input for an electric automation device, electric automation device comprising a digital measurement input, and method for processing digital input measurement values

A method generates an error signal indicating the location of a ground fault in a line between two line ends. A voltage and a current are measured at both ends of the line, establishing measured values, and the location of the ground fault is determined when or after a ground fault is detected. Accordingly, harmonic indicator variables are established and used for determining the location of the ground fault.

Method and arrangement for generating an error signal

In order to develop a method for carrying out a protected function of an electrical field device in such a manner that a high degree of security against unauthorized accesses to the electrical field device can be ensured irrespective of the nature of the communication link between a user and the electrical field device, an identification device for the electrical field device and a security device are used to check whether a stated protected function of the electrical field device can be carried out, or should be refused. The invention also relates to an appropriately configured electrical field device.

Electric field unit and method for executing a protected function of an electric field unit

An appliance terminal for connecting external lines to an electrical appliance features a current transformer module. The module has a current transformer integrated into the appliance terminal, wherein inputs of the current transformer are connected to customer-side terminal connections of the electrical appliance and outputs of the current transformer may be connected to circuit boards or modules of the electrical appliance via contact elements of the appliance terminal.

Appliance terminal

A field device for monitoring an operating state of an electrical engineering installation, in particular a transformer substation or a switching substation, having an evaluation device, which evaluates input signals, which are present on the input side and relate to the electrical engineering installation, on the basis of predetermined criteria and, on the output side, generates an output signal, which characterizes the respective evaluation result. An identification can be input to the evaluation device which specifies the hierarchical level to which the evaluation device is assigned. The evaluation device is designed such that, after a connection to a data transmission network, it automatically produces a data link with all other evaluation devices connected thereto or with all other evaluation devices connected thereto of a predetermined type which belong to a directly lower-order or a directly higher-order hierarchical level. The output signals of hierarchically lower-order evaluation devices are processed as input signals and dedicated output signals are passed on to hierarchically higher-order evaluation devices.

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