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Model of the 2 × 25 kV high speed railway supply system taking into account the soil-air interface

handle: 11588/687231 , 2607/11393 , 2607/37411
Abstract This paper deals with the modelling of the 2 × 25 kV – 50 Hz high speed railway supply system. The proposed approach extends the traditional multi-conductor transmission line approach typically used for high speed railway systems, which is based on the assumption of overhead conductors. More specifically, this approach models the system by considering the presence of both overhead and buried conductors. Analytical formulations to calculate self and mutual line parameters are used. A numerical simulation allows evidencing the different results when the simplified and the detailed modelling approaches are adopted. A sensitivity analysis to point out the influence of the finitely conductive ground is also proposed.
- Tuscia University Italy
- University Federico II of Naples Italy
Energy Engineering and Power Technology, Short circuit currents, Soil-air interface, High speed traction power system, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Multi-conductor transmission lines, High speed traction power system; Multi-conductor transmission lines; Short circuit currents; Soil-air interface; Energy Engineering and Power Technology; Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Energy Engineering and Power Technology, Short circuit currents, Soil-air interface, High speed traction power system, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Multi-conductor transmission lines, High speed traction power system; Multi-conductor transmission lines; Short circuit currents; Soil-air interface; Energy Engineering and Power Technology; Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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