Ground fault monitoring device for an electrical power distribut

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of ground fault indication

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324500, 361 42, 361 85, G01R 3102

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054020719

ABSTRACT:
The monitoring device comprises a measuring channel of the ground fault voltage, a measuring channel of the ground fault current, and a digital processing circuit whose role is to search for and indicate the presence of a ground fault. The processing circuit determines the fundamental parts of the ground fault current and voltage to compute the phase difference .phi. between the two parts and the cos .phi. value. The evolution of this phase difference is representative of a fault.

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