2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2017.11.038
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Influence of measurement uncertainty of overhead power line conductor heights on electric and magnetic field calculation results

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“…4 (c)). The intervals of the single and double circuit structures such as an UB and LB of vertical and horizontal distances of phase conductors are presented in [23,31,32]. The detailed simulation parameters are presented in TABLE I.…”
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“…4 (c)). The intervals of the single and double circuit structures such as an UB and LB of vertical and horizontal distances of phase conductors are presented in [23,31,32]. The detailed simulation parameters are presented in TABLE I.…”
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“…4 (c)). The intervals of the circuit structure such as an UB and LB of vertical and horizontal distances of phase conductors are presented in [23]. In Fig.…”
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“…When calculations of electric field intensity and magnetic flux density of overhead transmission lines in operation are performed, for some precisely determined conditions, the applied voltage and current values are obtained using voltage and current measuring transformers. Thus, these values are accompanied by measurement uncertainty that depends on the accuracy class of the instruments [15], [22]. The geometry of the overhead transmission line, and specifically the conductor heights are obtained by measurement.…”
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