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Nonuniform transmission tower model for lightning transient studies

Gutierrez R, J. A.
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Moreno, P.
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Naredo, J. L.
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2004
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery

This paper presents a new approach to model a transmission tower for lightning performance studies. It consists of representing each part of the tower by equivalent vertical and/or horizontal transmission lines as required. While horizontal line parameters are obtained from standard line formulas, specific expressions are derived for the parameters of vertical lines. Moreover, mutual coupling between any two parallel vertical transmission lines is taken into account. Transient waveforms obtained using the proposed method are compared with experimental data obtained using a reduced-scale model and field experiments. The agreement between simulated results and experimental measurements is satisfactory

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DOI
10.1109/TPWRD.2003.823210
Web of Science ID

WOS:000220554400006

Author(s)
Gutierrez R, J. A.
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Moreno, P.
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Naredo, J. L.
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Bermudez, J. L.  
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Paolone, M.  
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Nucci, C. A.
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Rachidi, F.  
Date Issued

2004

Published in
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
Volume

19

Issue

2

Start page

490

End page

6

Subjects

lightning

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poles and towers

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power transmission lines

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transient analysis

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transients

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nonuniform transmission tower

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lightning transient

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vertical transmission lines

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horizontal transmission lines

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transient waveform

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reduced-scale model

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