1985
DOI: 10.1109/mper.1985.5526404
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Lightning Surge Analysis in a Multi-Conductor System for Substation Insulation Design

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“…Much measured data were reported for the q ‐ u curves; however, they were obtained only under double exponential impulses . In fact, most of lightning intruding surges into substations consider the damped oscillation waveshapes rather than the double exponential ones due to refraction and reflection of the surge waves . In view of the actual situation, some efforts were undertaken for measuring the q ‐ u curves under damped oscillation impulses, and a significant difference was found between the q ‐ u curves under double‐exponential and damped oscillation impulses .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much measured data were reported for the q ‐ u curves; however, they were obtained only under double exponential impulses . In fact, most of lightning intruding surges into substations consider the damped oscillation waveshapes rather than the double exponential ones due to refraction and reflection of the surge waves . In view of the actual situation, some efforts were undertaken for measuring the q ‐ u curves under damped oscillation impulses, and a significant difference was found between the q ‐ u curves under double‐exponential and damped oscillation impulses .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%