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Co-phase Power Supply Scheme of Electrified Railway and its Economical Analysis

QI Zhong-yon

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Electrified railway comprehensive compensation package with the same phase power supply with balanced transformer can cancel export electric traction substation split-phase, comprehensive management of power quality and save the traction transformer capacity, and as an example of the economic analysis for railway engineering.

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Electrified railway comprehensive compensation package with the same phase power supply with balanced transformer can cancel export electric traction substation split-phase, comprehensive management of power quality and save the traction transformer capacity, and as an example of the economic analysis for railway engineering.

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Electrified railway comprehensive compensation package with the same phase power supply with balanced transformer can cancel export electric traction substation split-phase, comprehensive management of power quality and save the traction transformer capacity, and as an example of the economic analysis for railway engineering.

Key concepts: Traction substation, Transformer, Single-phase electric power, Power quality, Engineering, Traction (geology), Automotive engineering, Electric traction

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