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14 October 2021 Application of ground penetrating radar to fault analysis in construction of grounding device
Wentao Chen, Tianbo Wu, Dilyar Dolkun
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Proceedings Volume 11930, International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Measurement Control, and Instrumentation; 119301T (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2611357
Event: International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Measurement Control, and Instrumentation (MEMCI 2021), 2021, Guangzhou, China
Abstract
Substation grounding device is a hidden project, there is no effective detection means for fault analysis. In this paper, the detection technology of ground penetrating radar is applied to the analysis of abnormal current when the grounding device of EHV substation is connected. Through the positioning analysis of ground penetrating radar, it is determined that the abnormal current is caused by the closed loop formed by the grounding device after being connected and the loop current formed under the action of surrounding electromagnetic environment. Through the detection of ground penetrating radar technology, the problems of abnormal current and spark discharge in the laying and connecting process of dry-type reactor grounding device were successfully solved to ensure the smooth implementation of infrastructure projects.
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Wentao Chen, Tianbo Wu, and Dilyar Dolkun "Application of ground penetrating radar to fault analysis in construction of grounding device", Proc. SPIE 11930, International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Measurement Control, and Instrumentation, 119301T (14 October 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2611357
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KEYWORDS
Signal detection

General packet radio service

Calibration

Ground penetrating radar

Target detection

Analytical research

Distance measurement

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