2016
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0324
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DC ice‐melting and temperature variation of optical fibre for ice‐covered overhead ground wire

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“…According to the field tests in the station, Jiang et al. analysed the factors which influence CIMC, and concluded that CIMC can be estimated by following formula [80]: Icbadbreak=3.735badbreak−tir0ln(1+2dD)goodbreak−ti/(titefalse)ln()1+2d/D\begin{equation}{I}_c = 3.735\sqrt { - \frac{{{t}_i}}{{{r}_0\ln (1 + \frac{{2d}}{D})}}} - \frac{{{t}_i/({t}_i - {t}_e{\rm{)}}}}{{\ln \left( {1 + 2d/D} \right)}}\end{equation}where t e is ambient temperature, °C; t i is the ice's surface temperature, °C; d is the ice‐thickness on conductor, mm; D is the diameter of conductor, mm; r o is the resistance of conductor, Ω.…”
Section: Prevention Methods Of Icing Disaster In Gridmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the field tests in the station, Jiang et al. analysed the factors which influence CIMC, and concluded that CIMC can be estimated by following formula [80]: Icbadbreak=3.735badbreak−tir0ln(1+2dD)goodbreak−ti/(titefalse)ln()1+2d/D\begin{equation}{I}_c = 3.735\sqrt { - \frac{{{t}_i}}{{{r}_0\ln (1 + \frac{{2d}}{D})}}} - \frac{{{t}_i/({t}_i - {t}_e{\rm{)}}}}{{\ln \left( {1 + 2d/D} \right)}}\end{equation}where t e is ambient temperature, °C; t i is the ice's surface temperature, °C; d is the ice‐thickness on conductor, mm; D is the diameter of conductor, mm; r o is the resistance of conductor, Ω.…”
Section: Prevention Methods Of Icing Disaster In Gridmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, uploaded condition monitoring data (such as ambient temperature, humidity, wind speed & direction, ice accretion, conductor temperature etc.) contains timestamp with a larger deviation [34, 35], which could result in the misleading interpretation of the system situation [36, 37].…”
Section: Impact Of Tsa On Power Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By far, in power transmission system most of the research on ice melting mainly focuses on the thermal melting of iced overhead lines, and methods such as DC melting method, AC melting method, and pulse current melting have been proposed [6][7][8][9]. However, due to differences in energy sources and icing structures, the above methods cannot be directly used to predict the melting time of insulators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%