Identification Approach of Oscillation Current and Fault Current in DC Traction Network Based on ILMD Multi-Scale Time-Frequency Entropy
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Identification Approach of Oscillation Current and Fault Current in DC Traction Network Based on ILMD Multi-Scale Time-Frequency Entropy
Vol. 44, Issue 8, Pages: 2457-2463(2018)
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四川大学电气信息学院
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Published Online:31 August 2018,
Published:2018
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YANG Honggeng, LENG Yue, WANG Zhiqi. Identification Approach of Oscillation Current and Fault Current in DC Traction Network Based on ILMD Multi-Scale Time-Frequency Entropy[J]. 2018, 44(8): 2457-2463.
DOI:
YANG Honggeng, LENG Yue, WANG Zhiqi. Identification Approach of Oscillation Current and Fault Current in DC Traction Network Based on ILMD Multi-Scale Time-Frequency Entropy[J]. 2018, 44(8): 2457-2463.DOI:
Identification Approach of Oscillation Current and Fault Current in DC Traction Network Based on ILMD Multi-Scale Time-Frequency Entropy
Aiming at frequent malfunctions of the relay protection system caused by the oscillation current in DC traction network of urban rail transit
we propose a method for identifying the oscillation current and short-circuit fault current in DC traction network based on improved local mean decomposition(ILMD) and multi-scale time-frequency entropy. Firstly
the ILMD method is used to analyze the feeder current signal in DC traction network so that the time-frequency distribution of the feeder current signal can be obtained. Secondly
the Shannon entropy theory is introduced into the time-frequency distribution
and the time-frequency plane is divided into some frequency channels. Then the time-frequency entropy of each frequency channel is figured out. Finally
the overall multi-scale time-frequency entropy of the time-frequency plane is acquired
which can be used to quantitatively express the uniformity of the distribution of the feeder current signal’s energy in the plane. Differences in uniformity can indicate differences among operating states of DC traction network
which makes it possible to distinguish the oscillation current and short-circuit fault current in DC traction network by means of multi-scale time-frequency entropy. On the basis of simulation analysis and field data calculation
availability of the suggested approach is certified.