ANALYSIS OF CHARACTERISTICS AND POSSIBILITIES OF HIGH-VOLTAGE COMPLEX SCIENTIFIC-&-RESEARCH PLANNING-&-DESIGN INSTITUTE «MOLNIYA» OF NTU «KHPI» FOR THE TESTS OF OBJECTS OF ENERGY, ARMAMENT, AVIATION AND SPACE-ROCKET TECHNIQUE ON ELECTRIC SAFETY AND EMC

Abstract

Purpose. Implementation of analysis of basic technical descriptions and new possibilities of separate electric options of unique high-voltage electrical engineering complex Scientific-&-Research Planning-&-Design Institute «Molniya» of NTU «KhPI», intended for testing objects of industrial energy (IE) on electric safety, action on them of standard storm and interconnect pulses of voltage (current), and also objects of armament and military technique (OAMT), aviation (AT) and space-rocket (SRT) technique on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and resistibility at direct action on them of the rationed pulses of current of artificial lightning and row of no-spread temporal functions of pulses of current (high-voltage). Methodology. Basis of the applied electrical engineering, electroenergy and electromechanics, electrophysics bases of technique of high-voltage and large pulse currents, bases of the applied instrument-making, high-voltage measuring technique and standardization. Results. Description of basic technical descriptions and new possibilities of component parts of unique high-voltage electrical engineering complex Scientific-&-Research Planning-&-Design Institute «Molniya» of NTU «KhPI», intended for testing different objects of IE on electric safety, their resistibility to direct (indirect) action of standard aperiodic storm and interconnect pulses of voltage (current), and also OAMT, AT and SRT on EMC and resistibility to lightning at a direct action on them of the rationed pulses of current of artificial lightning. It is shown that these tests can be conducted in accordance with the requirements of normative documents of the

Comparative study of 220 kV overhead transmission lines models subjected to lightning strike simulation by using electromagnetic and alternative transients program

“…The direct and indirect impact of lightning on one of the conductors is illustrated by the bidirectional propagation of a surge wave of several hundred kV and can reach 200 kA. In the field of insulation coordination as well as electromagnetic compatibility, the stresses produced by lightning always remain of major interest and should be taken into account as a priority in the implementation of any protection system [1]. The influence of a lightning current model that employs simulations of the geometry and maximum values of overvoltages generated in high voltage transmission networks during a direct lightning strike to overhead lines [2][3][4].…”