Influences of Transient Electromagnetic Fields on Control Cables in a Gas-Insulated Substation Due to Switching Operations
Conference: UPEC 2011 - 46th International Universities' Power Engineering Conference
09/05/2011 - 09/08/2011 at Soest, Germany
Proceedings: UPEC 2011
Pages: 6Language: englishTyp: PDF
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Authors:
Shahabi, Saeed; Gholami, Ahmad (Iran University of Science and Technology, Iran)
Heidary, Roshanak (Iran University of Science and Research, Iran)
Abstract:
The transient electromagnetic fields during switching operation in gas-insulated substations (GIS) have rise times of nanoseconds. These fields leak into the external environment through the discontinuities of gas-insulated modules and affect on control cables and lead to induce transient voltage in cables which result in malfunctioning of equipment. Amplitudes of the electrical and magnetic fields could be a few tens of kilovolts per meter and a few hundreds of amperes per meter according to layout of gas-insulated substations, respectively.In this paper, the induced voltage in a control cable and induced current in its sheath in a gas-insulated substation with rated voltage of 245 kilovolts were calculated. Also, the effect of cable's length and type of cable sheath grounding on the induced current will be calculated.