Precipitation-based conductor cooling model for Dynamic Thermal Rating systems
作者： Pawel Pytlak , Petr Musilek , Edward Lozowski
DOI: 10.1109/EPEC.2009.5420710
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摘要: This paper presents a precipitation-based conductor cooling model for use in power line ampacity rating applications. It is aimed at better modelling conductor's temperature by incorporating resulting from precipitation falling on lines. The improved calculations provide gains additional capacity transmission networks advanced Dynamic Thermal Rating systems. Depending the rate and other atmospheric variables, initial work presented this suggests that between 1°C to over 20°C may be obtained. based shows highest are observed largest loads, thus providing where it needed most.
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