A New Tool for Calculation of Lightning-Induced Voltages in Power Systems—Part II: Validation Study

In the companion paper (Part I), a new tool for lightning-induced voltage calculations, called CiLIV, has been presented. In this paper (Part II), predictions made with the new tool are compared to experimental data and to outputs of analytical procedures/numerical codes found in the literature.

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