Modeling method for measuring the admittance of insulation in a network with an isolated neutral voltage up to 1000 V in mines using Matlab/Simulink

2017

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DOI 10.1134/s1062739117022128
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

New results that solve the important scientific task of providing electrical networks with an isolated neutral voltage up to 1000 V in mining enterprises are obtained. The method for measuring the admittance of insulation networks with isolated neutral voltages up to 1000 V, which will provide improved accuracy and speed measurement admittance network insulation, is described. The measurement is made by adjusting the additional conductance to ensure equal quantities of module phase voltage to earth and zero phase-sequence voltage. In this connection the additional conductance corresponds to the admittance of network. The simulation model of a method of measuring the admittance of insulation using the Matlab/Simulink environment is analyzed. The proposed method is simple, as the instrumentation, singlephase voltage transformers that are needed to measure the admittance of network, are in the service manual of the energy management companies.