Electromagnetic Transient Analysis of Overhead Lines Including Corona and Frequency-Dependence Effects Under Damped Oscillation Surges

Huang, Kun; Zhang, Xiaoqing; Tao, Shiqi

doi:10.1109/tpwrd.2018.2794825

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“…Moreover, quantitative evaluations can be carried out for the capacitance increase coefficient and energy dissipated by corona. These characteristic indices are of particular interest in the lightning transient analysis of the overhead lines, including the corona effect .…”

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Measurement of corona characteristics of conductor bundles under negative damped oscillation impulses

Zhang

2019

IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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The corona characteristics of the single and bundle conductors are investigated experimentally under negative damped oscillation impulses. The experimental setup consisting of a modified impulse generator, corona cage and digital measurement system is built for measuring the charge–voltage (q‐u) curves. An exploratory experiment is described with special attention to the effect of the number of bundle conductors on the feature of q‐u curves. The behavior of the minor loops on the q‐u curves is examined from a single‐conductor to four‐conductor bundle. In terms of the measured corona inception voltage, the corona inception field strength is evaluated at a critical distance from the inner electrode. The capacitance increase coefficient and energy dissipated by corona are extracted from the measured q‐u curves. Then, a discussion is also presented on these characteristic indices according to the gas discharge mechanism. © 2019 Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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Measurement of corona characteristics of conductor bundles under negative damped oscillation impulses

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2019

IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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“…Physics-based models Correia de Barros [35,[52][53][54] Multi-layer space discretization, solution of drift equations [55] Malik et al [ Expression of the corona over-current [65] CIGRÉ [66] Expression of the corona dynamic capacitance [67] Circuit models Hara and Umoto [68] Voltage-dependent shunt capacitor and resistor [69] Motoyama and Ametani [70] Shunt capacitor and resistor, piece-wise constant functions of the voltage -Maccioni, Araneo et al [71] Voltage-dependent current generator and shunt resistor -…”

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“…charge in (42) with respect to the applied voltage v(t). Huang et al extended the original model in order to take into account an applied oscillating voltage source [65].…”

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The Corona Phenomenon in Overhead Lines: Critical Overview of Most Common and Reliable Available Models

2021

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Research on corona discharge, shared by physics, chemistry and electrical engineering, has not arrested yet. As a dissipative process, the development of corona increases the resistive losses of transmission lines and enhances the line capacitance locally. Introducing additional losses and propagation delay, along the line, non-linearity and non-uniformity of the line parameters; therefore, corona should not be neglected. The present work is meant to provide the reader with comprehensive information on the corona macroscopic phenomenology and development, referring to the most relevant contributions in the literature on this subject. The models proposed in the literature for the simulation of the corona development are reviewed in detail, and sensitivity curves are provided to highlight their dependence on the input parameters.

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“…Corona depends on many factors, such as atmospheric conditions, temperature, air density, humidity [16], and on the conductor's geometry, including the roughness of the surface [17] etc. Moreover, it is essential to distinguish between d.c. corona [18], a.c. corona, impulse corona, and corona under oscillating surges [19]. Several techniques have been proposed in the literature to model the corona phenomenon and they can be broadly classified into two approaches.…”

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The impact of different corona models on FD algorithms for the solution of multiconductor transmission lines equations

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In this study, the implementation of different corona discharge models in a transient program for overhead multiconductor lines based on the implicit Crank‐Nicolson Finite Difference Time Domain method is presented. Among different corona models available in the literature, two empirical models (Gary's and Suliciu's models) and a physics‐based model (Malik's model) are discussed, which are broadly used in EMT programs, and their predictions under fast‐front lightning surges and slow‐front switching impulses are assessed. The authors critically review the dynamic capacitance approach in terms of numerical accuracy, when dealing with slowly varying voltages, and applicability, regarding dispersive models assuming a non‐instantaneous charge‐voltage relation. The alternative voltage‐controlled generator approach is proposed, which is successfully included in the implicit Crank‐Nicolson scheme. One of the objectives of this study is to show how different corona models may predict overvoltages with huge discrepancies, depending on the transient waveform and the propagation distance, despite the similarity of the q‐v hysteresis curves. More evident discrepancies between models under fast‐front voltage waves are reported, rather than for switching impulses. The consistency of these results in terms of the models' features and q‐v curves is analysed, highlighting the necessity for new engineering tools for corona simulation of general predictive capability.

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Electromagnetic Transient Analysis of Overhead Lines Including Corona and Frequency-Dependence Effects Under Damped Oscillation Surges

Cited by 10 publications

References 24 publications

Measurement of corona characteristics of conductor bundles under negative damped oscillation impulses

Measurement of corona characteristics of conductor bundles under negative damped oscillation impulses

The Corona Phenomenon in Overhead Lines: Critical Overview of Most Common and Reliable Available Models

The impact of different corona models on FD algorithms for the solution of multiconductor transmission lines equations

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