Voltages induced by arcing grounds

Peters, Julie; Slepian, J.

doi:10.1109/joaiee.1923.6593466

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“…As a result of a short-circuit without the participation of the transition resistance (R F = 0), the phase voltages of the healthy phases U f assume the Energies 2024, 17, 93 2 of 14 values of the phase-to-phase voltage, i.e., they increase to the value of 1.73 U f . In the transition to such a state, a transient state with high pulsation occurs, the maximum value of which may result from the geometric difference of the steady states before and after the fault [6][7][8][9]. To simplify, it can be assumed that in the transient state, the maximum values of the instantaneous voltage of the healthy phase take values much higher in relation to the amplitude of the rated phase voltage.…”

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Method of Reducing the Effects of Repeated Ignition during Earth Faults in Compensated Medium Voltage Networks

Andruszkiewicz,

Lorenc,

Olejnik

et al. 2023

Energies

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The article presents the results of research in the field of limiting the effects of overvoltages and improving the conditions for the self-extinguishing of transient faults in medium voltage networks with earth fault current compensation. The aim of the research was to estimate the level of overvoltages generated by an earth fault during re-ignition of the electric arc and to assess the possibility of reducing them by increasing the attenuation of the earth fault circuit. The results of the conducted tests show that to increase the attenuation, which ensures a significant effect of limiting such overvoltages, it is enough to change the way of operation of the devices forcing an additional active component of the earth fault current (AWSCz/ACFA). In Poland, such devices are commonly used to improve the effectiveness of earth fault protection. It was also found that the proposed solution enables accurate tuning of the Petersen coil in networks with natural asymmetry of earth capacitances. Therefore, changes in the operation of AWSCz/ACFA devices may have a beneficial effect on the limiting the effects of repeated ignitions during earth faults and, at the same time, enable the accurate tuning of the Petersen coil and increase its ability to extinguish arc-fed faults. Research and theoretical analysis of the issue were carried out on the basis of data characterizing the parameters of the earth fault circuits of the real 15 kV network.

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confidence: 99%