2012
DOI: 10.1109/tpwrd.2012.2185253
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Tap-Off Power From the Overhead Shield Wires of an HV Transmission Line

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“…And therefore the equivalent circuits respectively towards the left side of node k, and right dide of node (k+1) need to be calculated. Denoting () ek U  and Z e(k) as the equivalent voltage and impedance towards the left side of node k, (1) ek U +  and Z e(k+1) the right side of node (k+1) , we get:…”
Section: Fig3 Equivalent Calculation Circuit For Opgw Currentmentioning
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“…And therefore the equivalent circuits respectively towards the left side of node k, and right dide of node (k+1) need to be calculated. Denoting () ek U  and Z e(k) as the equivalent voltage and impedance towards the left side of node k, (1) ek U +  and Z e(k+1) the right side of node (k+1) , we get:…”
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“…Currently solar battery and PTC-based power-tapping from ground wire are the usual way to power on-line monitoring devices of HV overhead transmission line [1,2]. For the former, the available power is too small and the device is bulky, while for the latter the way isn't applicable to devices at earth potential.…”
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“…References [12,13] studied a method of electric field energy harvesting based on the principle of capacitance. Other papers [14][15][16] explored the feasibility of obtaining power from the shield wires of a transmission line. They indicated that this form of power supply can be a feasible and cost-effective alternative for feeding small loads existing along a high-voltage transmission line compared to other forms of power supply.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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