1996
DOI: 10.1109/61.517514
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A closed-form approximation for ground return impedance of underground cables

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“…El modelo propuesto por Saad, Gaba y Giroux [19] es considerado aceptable para cables subterráneos, debido a la buena aproximación en sus resultados con respecto a la integral de Pollaczek. Por tal razón, en este artículo se utilizará este modelo para calcular la impedancia de retorno por tierra, el cual es dado por las ecuaciones (18) …”
Section: Impedancia De Retorno Por Tierraunclassified
“…El modelo propuesto por Saad, Gaba y Giroux [19] es considerado aceptable para cables subterráneos, debido a la buena aproximación en sus resultados con respecto a la integral de Pollaczek. Por tal razón, en este artículo se utilizará este modelo para calcular la impedancia de retorno por tierra, el cual es dado por las ecuaciones (18) …”
Section: Impedancia De Retorno Por Tierraunclassified
“…The accuracy of the results was measured with the criterion of absolute percent error. By comparing absolute errors in Figures 6 and 7, one can say that Saad et al (1996) formula gives significant errors, greater than 1%, at high frequency. Oppositely, the recursive formula and the numerical integration give accurate results, smaller than 0.1 % over the entire frequency range.…”
Section: Typical Case Of a Power System Of Buried Cablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this section the self and mutual earth return impedances (Z T ) are evaluated with three different methods: a) the recursive formula proposed in this paper, b) the numerical integration method "quadl" (Gander and Gautschi, 2000), and c) the approximated formula published by Saad et al (1996). The validation test consists of comparing the frequency responses obtained with these three methods through the absolute percent error.…”
Section: Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The phase series impedance matrix describing one minor section is comprised of the cable conductors' self and mutual impedances with earth return. For high frequency studies, the calculations of these impedances involve complex calculations using Bessel's functions -some of the most important contributions are [75,76,77,78,79]. At power frequency, simplification can, however, be made [80].…”
Section: Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%