Method of and apparatus for tracing faults in electrical conduct

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – For fault location

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324527, 324544, 324557, 324326, G01R 3108

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ABSTRACT:
A high frequency and two low frequency electromagnetic signals are generated (1), the low ones being coherent with the second being a sub-harmonic of the first. The high frequency is modulated (4) by the second low frequency and applied (7,9) as a composite signal to an underground conductor, while the first low frequency is applied (9,10) additively. A receiver traversed over the line has aerials (12,21) or ground probes (24,25) for picking up these signals in separate channels. The high frequency is demodulated (18) to provide a reference signal for a synchronous detector (20) to which the first low frequency is fed. That suffers a phase reversal if there is a fault, and the output of the synchronous detector is arranged to indicate that.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3299351 (1967-01-01), Williams
patent: 4118662 (1978-10-01), Weber
patent: 4686454 (1987-08-01), Pecukonis

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