Simulation predicts the closing action time in train circuit breakers with a ±3.3 ms error, indicating reliability of the model.
The switching action of the main circuit breaker of the train will produce switching overvoltage. In order to suppress the switching overvoltage, the phase selection control of the circuit breaker is required. However, the mechanical structure of the train-mounted electronically controlled pneumatic vacuum main circuit breaker is too complicated, resulting in a large dispersion of its closing action time, which is not suitable for the traditional phase selection control system. In order to obtain the accurate closing action time, a method for predicting the closing action time of train electronically controlled pneumatic vacuum main circuit breaker based on the PCA and GBDT algorithm is proposed. The relationship between the closing phase of AC25 kV power supply train and the peak value of switching overvoltage is obtained by simulation and field test, and the accuracy requirement of the prediction model is determined, that is, the prediction error should be within ±3.3 ms. The final prediction results show that the prediction error of the on-board electronically controlled pneumatic vacuum main circuit breaker closing action time prediction model based on the PCA and GBDT algorithm is controlled within ±3.3 ms, and the probability is 92%, which meets the accuracy requirements of phase selection control.
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