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Computer modelling of metalclad switchgear: calculation of very fast transient overvoltages with the aid of the EMTP computer program

Tabara, D.
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Ianoz, M.  
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Krummen, B.
1996
Bulletin des schweizerischen elektrotechnischen vereins

Over the past 20 years the use of metalclad switchgear has spread steadily throughout electrical networks and its reliability continues to improve. To optimise the dimensions it is necessary to calculate exactly the transient overvoltages due to various causes (switching operations, short-circuits, lightning surges, etc.). The necessary models of the main components can be created using the Electromagnetic Transients Program so that an event can be simulated and the response of the electrical equipment of a metalclad substation to one or other event can be calculated

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research article
DOI
10.5169/seals-902329
Author(s)
Tabara, D.
Ianoz, M.  
Krummen, B.
Date Issued

1996

Published in
Bulletin des schweizerischen elektrotechnischen vereins
Volume

87

Issue

11

Start page

21

End page

26

Subjects

discrete event simulation

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overvoltage

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power engineering computing

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power

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system transients

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switchgear

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transient response

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EMTP

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metalclad switchgear

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transient overvoltages

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models

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Electromagnetic Transients Program

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