WPŁYW UDERZENIA PIORUNA NA HYBRYDOWĄ LINIĘ WYSOKIEGO NAPIĘCIA NAPOWIETRZNA LINIA PRZESYŁOWA – IZOLOWANA LINIA GAZOWA
Samira Boumous
boumous@yahoo.frMohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy (Algieria)
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2213-6542
Zouhir Boumous
Mohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy (Algieria)
Yacine Djeghader
Mohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy (Algieria)
Abstrakt
Sieć elektryczna to zbiór elementów, w których obciążenia są połączone z elektrowniami za pomocą linii przesyłowych. Mogą to być linie napowietrzne lub podziemne. Nowa technologia została wprowadzona w celu zastąpienia tych linii przesyłowych podziemnymi kablami w izolacji gazowej "GIL". Najnowsza technologia ma wiele zalet w porównaniu z kablami podziemnymi i napowietrznymi liniami przesyłowymi, takich jak niskie straty przesyłowe, mniejsze obciążenie pojemnościowe, niezawodność, bezpieczeństwo obsługi, takie samo działanie jak w przypadku linii napowietrznych i znikome starzenie elektryczne. GIL może obsługiwać znacznie większą moc niż linie napowietrzne ze względu na dużą powierzchnię przewodzącą. GIL jest najlepszy dla wysokich napięć. W niniejszym artykule przedstawiono symulację skutków uderzenia pioruna w hybrydową linię przesyłową 400 kV zlokalizowaną w Wilaya, Setif w północnej Algierii w przypadku braku i obecności ograniczników liniowych i ograniczników GIL. Wyniki tego artykułu mogą stanowić bogate i cenne teoretyczne odniesienie do modelowania symulacji GIL i oceny wpływu uderzenia pioruna na hybrydowe linie napowietrzne – GIL.
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napowietrzna linia przesyłowa, linia w izolacji gazowej, uderzenie pioruna, ogranicznik przepięćBibliografia
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Autorzy
Samira Boumousboumous@yahoo.fr
Mohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy Algieria
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2213-6542
Autorzy
Zouhir BoumousMohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy Algieria
Autorzy
Yacine DjeghaderMohamed Cherif Messaidia University, Electrical Engineering Department, Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy Algieria
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