A Digital Computer Iterative Method for Simulating Switching Surge Responses of Power Transmission Networks

Arismunandar, Artono; Price, William S.; McElroy, A. J.

doi:10.1109/tpas.1964.4766012

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The Uniform Uni-power Transmission Line1

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“…Reference is made, however, to work beginning in the 1950s by electrical power system analysts who by the late 1960s were modeling and simulating interacting transmission lines and lumped linear and nonlinear elements. A sample of this work includes Barthold and Carter (28), McElroy and Porter (29), and Arismunandar et al (30). These studies are of particular interest because of their influence on the work of Auslander (23,24) who used wave-scattering formulations for transmission lines and lumped elements in combination with bond graphs beginning in the mid-1960s.…”

Section: The Uniform Uni-power Transmission Linementioning

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Wave-scattering formalisms for multiport energetic systems

Longoria

1996

Journal of the Franklin Institute

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Section: The Uniform Uni-power Transmission Linementioning

confidence: 99%

Wave-scattering formalisms for multiport energetic systems

Longoria

1996

Journal of the Franklin Institute

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The history of transient analysis and the recent trend

Ametani¹

2007

IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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The paper has summarized the history of a transient analysis including the impedance necessary for the analysis, and various problems associated with transient simulations are pointed out. Existing simulation tools based on a circuit theory still require refinement to improve the accuracy and the reliability at the same time. The tools inherently necessitate circuit parameters which involve a number of problems due to the assumption and the limit when the parameters were derived. A numerical electromagnetic analysis method looks quite promising as a transient simulation tool, because it is able to solve any transients which can not be dealt with by a circuit‐theory based tool. One of the main features of the method is that it does not require circuit parameters for those are automatically calculated as a part of a transient simulation. Copyright © 2007 Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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1974

Rüdenberg Elektrische Schaltvorgänge

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A Digital Computer Iterative Method for Simulating Switching Surge Responses of Power Transmission Networks

Cited by 26 publications

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Wave-scattering formalisms for multiport energetic systems

Wave-scattering formalisms for multiport energetic systems

The history of transient analysis and the recent trend

Einfache Stromkreise

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