Defeat of overhead lines transmission networks with protected wires from lightning strike
Shevchenko Sergey, Danilchenko Dmitriy
Abstract
Shevchenko Sergey, Danilchenko Dmitriy
Abstract
The aim of the article is to determine, by experiment on large-scale models, the probability of direct lightning strikes in overhead lines with protected wires for different model configurations. The experimental results have allowed to refute the hypothesis of the absence of direct impacts in protected wires of overhead lines. The studies conducted suggest that lightning defeat of overhead lines with protected wires is substantially lower than that traditional lines.
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The aim of the article is to determine, by experiment on large-scale models, the probability of direct lightning strikes in overhead lines with protected wires for different model configurations. The experimental results have allowed to refute the hypothesis of the absence of direct impacts in protected wires of overhead lines. The studies conducted suggest that lightning defeat of overhead lines with protected wires is substantially lower than that traditional lines.
Key concepts: Overhead (engineering), Electric power transmission, Lightning (connector), Lightning strike, Electrical engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Lightning arrester