1993
DOI: 10.1109/61.248303
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Application of a new arc model for the evaluation of short-circuit breaking tests

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“…The values of constants given in equation (4) are presented in Table 2 for air and SF 6 HV circuit breakers [1]. The Schwarz-Avdonin Equation (5), describing arc behaviour has the same general structure as the Cassie-Mayr formula.…”
Section: Cassie-mayr Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The values of constants given in equation (4) are presented in Table 2 for air and SF 6 HV circuit breakers [1]. The Schwarz-Avdonin Equation (5), describing arc behaviour has the same general structure as the Cassie-Mayr formula.…”
Section: Cassie-mayr Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach on modeling of the electric arc using Mayr and Cassie models for HV circuit breakers is presented e.g. in: [1,3,18], together with the models parameters for HV systems. The Mayr-Cassie model is recommended in IEC Standard [4] for insulation coordination studies in HV systems.…”
Section: Modellingmentioning
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“…For larger currents almost all the voltage is at the Cassie part and just before the zero current section the Mayr part takes over. The arc conductance can be calculated as [29]:…”
Section: Pantograph Arc Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%