COMPARISON BETWEEN SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT OF FREQUENCY DEPENDENT AND TRANSIENT CHARACTERISTICS OF POWER TRANSMISSION LINE GROUNDING

This paper describes application of three different theoretical models for high fre- quency and transient analysis of grounding sys- tems depending on their complexity. The first two are based on transmission line and the third one on rigorous electromagnetic field theory. The first one is suitable for the simplest single horizontal and vertical ground electrodes, the second one is suitable for more complex arrangements of grounding electrodes, typical for transmission line grounding, and the third one is suitable for arbitrary complex grounding systems. Paper then presents comparison between rigorous and simpli- fied theoretical and experimental results by EDF. Soil ionization was not considered since only low currents were used in the considered experiments.

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