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New controlled switching approach for limitation of transmission line switching overvoltages
New controlled switching approach for limitation of transmission line switching overvoltages
by Tanhaeidilmaghani, Shahab , Seyedi, Heresh in Applied sciences , controlled closing application , Electrical engineering. Electrical power engineering
2013
In this study, a new controlled switching approach is proposed. This method is applied to the controlled closing of high voltage uncompensated transmission lines. The new approach is a developed version of conventional zero-crossing controlled switching approach. Performance of the new approach is evaluated and compared with the conventional controlled switching approach, using the electro-magnetic transients program. The results of simulation studies confirm the advantages of new approach over existing methods.
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