A novel denoising method for ultra-high frequency signals of partial discharge in GIS/GIL
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Abstract
Partial discharge (PD) detection is an important means for insulation condition monitoring. The ultra-high frequency (UHF) method is commonly used for on-site PD detection in gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) and gas-insulated transmission line (GIL). However, the obvious attenuation of UHF signal and complex interference result in a low signal-to-noise ratio of PD signals, making it difficult to locate PD source. In this paper, a novel denoising method based on multi-channel correlation-average for UHF PD signals is proposed and displayed. Then, PD detection and localization in a hydropower plant is conducted. The results show that the UHF PD signal (about 5 mV) submerged in noise (about 20 mV) can be effectively extracted using the proposed denoising method. Subsequently, based on the denoised signal, the PD source was accurately located. This further validates the effectiveness of the proposed method. The research of this study provides good guidance for on-site PD detection and equipment maintenance.
Keywords
gas-insulated switchgear,gas-insulated transmission line,partial discharge,denoise,ultra-high frequency
Speaker
Xing Li
Dr Tsinghua University;Sichuan Energy Internet Research Institute

Submission Author
Zhiyong Shen Baihetan Hydropower Plant
Guohan Zhao Baihetan Hydropower Plant
Wenjia Li Baihetan Hydropower Plant
Xing Li Tsinghua University;Sichuan Energy Internet Research Institute
Xinzhi Yang Baihetan Hydropower Plant
Mao Li Baihetan Hydropower Plant
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    2024

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    Nov 08

    2024

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