Abstract
Aiming at the fast and accurate location of a single-phase ground fault in the distribution network, a single terminal injection signal location method, based on the standing wave principle, is proposed. Firstly, the double conductor standing wave principle formation, based on uniform transmission line theory, is analyzed, and the mathematical model of the fault distance algorithm is established. Secondly, a fault detection circuit is built by simulation, and the distribution trend of the standing wave and its relationship with unit capacitance and unit inductance are studied. By setting the source signal frequency and detection point interval and other parameters, the fault location of this method under direct grounding fault and through grounding resistance fault is simulated and studied. Finally, the fault distance is calculated and located by an experiment. The results show that the positioning accuracy is high, which verifies the effectiveness of the standing wave positioning method.