Effect of humidity and temperature on power electric-field intensity
Deng Qian-feng
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Deng Qian-feng
Abstract
We measure power electric-field intensity at a substation in southwestern P.R. China at various humidity levels and temperatures.Measurement data and a back propagation neural network are used to construct a model of electrical field intensity responses to fluctuations in humidity and ambient temperatures.The maximum error is 0.047 5.The results show that the power electric-field intensity increases as humidity rises when the temperature is constant;when humidity is a constant,temperature changes do not affect the regularity of the electric-field intensity in a consistent manner regularly.
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We measure power electric-field intensity at a substation in southwestern P.R. China at various humidity levels and temperatures.Measurement data and a back propagation neural network are used to construct a model of electrical field intensity responses to fluctuations in humidity and ambient temperatures.The maximum error is 0.047 5.The results show that the power electric-field intensity increases as humidity rises when the temperature is constant;when humidity is a constant,temperature changes do not affect the regularity of the electric-field intensity in a consistent manner regularly.
Key concepts: Humidity, Intensity (physics), Electric field, Field intensity, Environmental science, Apparent temperature, Field (mathematics), Electric power