In my country’s 3~35KV power supply system, most of them are neutral point ungrounded systems. According to national regulations, when a single-phase grounding occurs, the system is allowed to run with a fault for 2 hours, which greatly reduces the operating cost and improves the reliability of the power supply system. However, due to the gradual increase in the power supply capacity of the system, the power supply mode is The overhead line is gradually transformed into a cable line, and the capacitance current of the system to the ground will become very large. When the system is single-phase grounded, the arc formed by the excessive capacitive current is not easy to extinguish, and it is very likely to evolve into intermittent arc grounding. At this time, the arc grounding overvoltage and the ferromagnetic resonance overvoltage excited by it will be It seriously threatens the safe operation of the power grid. Among them, the single-phase arc-ground overvoltage is the most serious, and the overvoltage level of the non-fault phase can reach 3 to 3.5 times the normal operating phase voltage. If such a high overvoltage acts on the power grid for several hours, it will inevitably damage the insulation of electrical equipment. After several times of cumulative damage to the insulation of electrical equipment, a weak point of insulation will be formed, which will cause an accident of ground insulation breakdown and short circuit between phases, and at the same time cause insulation breakdown of electrical equipment (especially the insulation breakdown of the motor) ), the cable blasting phenomenon, the saturation of the voltage transformer stimulates the ferromagnetic resonance body to burn down, and the explosion of the arrester and other accidents.