Publicação: Influence of Frequency-Dependent Soil Models with Variable Water Content on Transient Responses of Overhead Transmission Lines
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2022-01-01
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This paper provides a short review and a comparison of three soil models, Scott (S), Longmire-Smith (LS) and Messier (M), where the effect of variation of water content on its frequency-dependent electrical parameters are considered. The transient performance of voltages developed for a lightning strike on a three-phase overhead transmission line (TL) above this type of soil are computed. The current is injected at the phase 1 and the voltages at receiving ends of phase 1, 2 and 3 are analyzed. Results demonstrated that the LS model result into the lowest values of the resistivity and relative permittivity for the same range of frequency and water content. As a consequence, the voltages at the phase 1 have no impact for these soil models whereas the induced voltages are strongly affected where the LS model provided an expressive reduction at the peaks.
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IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting, v. 2022-July.
