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Chain Matrix Analysis of Periodically Grounded Power Lines
handle: 11588/869404 , 11573/1441341
We study the shielding performance of shield wires in overhead power lines. We propose a novel chain matrix formulation, that employs longitudinally symmetric transmission-line cells to more efficiently, and correctly, simulate the propagation behaviour over the line accounting for the periodical grounding. The analysis is performed in the frequency domain and results in time domain are obtained through inverse Fourier transform. In the case of direct lightning, we can easily compute overvoltages across insulator strings for insulation coordination purposes.
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
- Instituto Superior de Espinho Portugal
- Instituto de Telecomunicações Portugal
- Roma Tre University Italy
- University Federico II of Naples Italy
chain matrix, chain matrix; ground wires; lightning performance; Overhead power lines, chain matrix; ground wires; lightning performance; overhead power lines, lightning performance, ground wires, Overhead power lines
chain matrix, chain matrix; ground wires; lightning performance; Overhead power lines, chain matrix; ground wires; lightning performance; overhead power lines, lightning performance, ground wires, Overhead power lines
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