1934
DOI: 10.1109/ee.1934.6539911
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Lightning measured on 4-kv overhead circuits

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“…[11] at the west end of the line had an average peak value of –72 kV and that at the east end of the line was −47 kV. In [33], they observed that only in rare cases like direct strikes, the maximum voltage could exceed 300 kV. In [34], it was found that when the strike point distance is 200 m, the induced voltage on line was still monopolar, but when it shortened to 50 m, an initial negative peak appeared.…”
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“…[11] at the west end of the line had an average peak value of –72 kV and that at the east end of the line was −47 kV. In [33], they observed that only in rare cases like direct strikes, the maximum voltage could exceed 300 kV. In [34], it was found that when the strike point distance is 200 m, the induced voltage on line was still monopolar, but when it shortened to 50 m, an initial negative peak appeared.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%