1997
DOI: 10.1007/bf01232800
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The high-voltage substation configuration influence on the estimated lightning performance

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“…5. Instead of discharge point continuous variation along the span, only a few (usually five) equidistant points of discharges along the span are analyzed [22].…”
Section: Incorporation Of the Equivalentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…5. Instead of discharge point continuous variation along the span, only a few (usually five) equidistant points of discharges along the span are analyzed [22].…”
Section: Incorporation Of the Equivalentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The lightning stroke was assumed to hit the middle of the line span. The impulse current amplitude and steepness amount to 121 kA and 43.2 kA /!ls according to the joint log-normal current magnitudes and rates of rise of the frequency distribution [22]. The probabilities of exceeding the selected values are assumed to be 2 %.…”
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“…The denoted currents I max and I CR are important for failure risk evaluation using the method of limiting parameters. 16,17 This discussion has focussed on shielding the outside phase of a line. While shielding failures to the centre phase may occur in extremely rare cases, they are predicted to be and are essentially zero.…”
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