1970
DOI: 10.1109/tpas.1970.292648
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Predetermination of Corona Losses Under Rain: Experimental Interpreting and Checking of a Method to Calculate Corona Losses

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“…Table 4 shows the influence of rain rate on the surface irregularity coefficient, and the whole tendency is similar: the surface irregularity coefficient decreases with the increase of the rain rate, while eventually tends to be saturated. And for the bundle conductor the surface irregularity factor m is similar to the value in [3], in that paper the irregularity factor m varies from 0.75 in the very light rain to about 0.5 in the heavy rain for bundle conductors.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Surface Irregularity Factor Of The Conductorsupporting
confidence: 69%
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“…Table 4 shows the influence of rain rate on the surface irregularity coefficient, and the whole tendency is similar: the surface irregularity coefficient decreases with the increase of the rain rate, while eventually tends to be saturated. And for the bundle conductor the surface irregularity factor m is similar to the value in [3], in that paper the irregularity factor m varies from 0.75 in the very light rain to about 0.5 in the heavy rain for bundle conductors.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Surface Irregularity Factor Of The Conductorsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…When the surface electric field strength exceeds the breakdown strength of the air, corona discharge occurs and the problems of audible noise, radio interference and corona loss will appear, which will influence the environment and regular operation of the power transmission lines, as in [1][2][3][4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In (13), (14), (18) and (19), Qcond, Qspace and Qcage represent the vector of simulation line charges of the conductor, space and cage walls, respectively. In (13), Pcond, Pspace and Pcage are the potential coefficient matrix of Qcond, Qspace and Qcage to the charge emitting points on the surface of the conductor, respectively.…”
Section: Twisting Form Of the External Of Stranded Conductorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clade, Abdel-Salam, Li, Liu researched the calculation model. Clade calculated the corona loss of single conductor in corona cage based on Kaptzov and Deutch assumptions while ignoring the influences of space charges on the electric field direction [13][14][15]. By abandoning the Deutsch assumption, Abdel-Salam researched the single, triple and multi phases transmission-line corona loss, but he did not consider the inhomogeneity of electric field on the conductor surface and believed that charges on the conductor surface are emitted uniformly [16,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In radio interference measurement, as the wire corona is distributed in whole space, conductor and three parts of corona cage are coupling, the middle part can't measure all the interference current, so error will be produced in measurement. If the effective measuring length is 10 times more than the distance between conductor and cage wall, this error can be ignored [20][21][22]. For smaller size corona cage, the shortest length of corona cage should be 2 ~ 3 times than distance from conductors to cage wall.…”
Section: Determine the Length Of Corona Cagementioning
confidence: 99%