Abstract:The high-frequency pulse signal of oil immersed transformer PD is composed of complex signals generated by non single vibration sources that are continuously superimposed. When decomposing the high-frequency pulse signal, mode mixing problems may occur, that is, different modal components interfere with each other, making it difficult to accurately separate the characteristics of each modal component, and thus difficult to set a reasonable threshold, resulting in low accuracy in detecting abnormal peak points. Design an algorithm for detecting abnormal peak points of PD high-frequency pulse IMF in oil invasion transformers based on SVMD-CMSEE. Implementing successive variational mode decomposition (SVMD) for high-frequency pulse signals, calculating their composite multiscale energy entropy (CMSEE), and selecting effective IMF components to achieve pulse signal IMF component sampling based on SVMD-CMSEE. Determine the instantaneous voltage and current under PD conditions based on the duty cycle of the pulse signal, in order to solve the high-frequency pulse intensity of the transformer and analyze the high-frequency pulse intensity of oil invasion transformer under partial discharge. Perform IMF decomposition on the denoised high-frequency pulse signal, separate the characteristics of each modal component in the mixed high-frequency pulse signal, and then set the detection threshold based on the effective IMF component to identify abnormal peak points and complete the detection of PD high-frequency pulse IMF abnormal peak points. The experimental results show that when there is a partial discharge problem, the above method can effectively distinguish the high-frequency pulse components within a single wavelength band, and can accurately detect abnormal pulse peaks in the case of injecting pulses into the grid side winding and valve side winding, which is helpful for identifying abnormal discharge signals of oil invasion transformers.