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ieee/pes transmission and distribution conference and exposition | 2008

A simple formula of grounding grid resistance in vertical two-Layer soil

Xiaobin Cao; Guangning Wu; Shenglin Li; Weiming Zhou; Ruifang Li

Large ground grids usually were located in vertical two-layer soil. A study was done in this paper to get a simple and accurate grounding resistance expression of it. At first, some simulations were done about a same grid buried in different vertical two-layer soil to get resistances of it. An analysis was given about the relationship of grounding resistances when the grid buried in homogeneous medium or vertical two-layer medium. Then, the curve of the relationship was fitted and a formula was gotten. By discuss the mathematical and physical significance of the formula; the coefficients of it were determined. At last, an error analysis of the formula was done and an example was given to show how to calculate grounding resistance of a grid locate in vertical two-layer soil using this formula.


international conference on high voltage engineering and application | 2008

New Method for Calculating Ground Resistance of Grounding Grids Buried in Horizon Two-Layer Soil

Xiaobin Cao; Guangning Wu; Weiming Zhou; Ruifang Li

With the development of ultra high voltage AC and DC power system, fault current of power plants, substations and convertor station are great than before. Larger grounding grids are needed to meet the safety regulation. Grounding grids usually located in horizon multilayer or vertical multilayer soil structure which parameters such as thickness, resistivity of each layer can be estimated. This paper presents a new method for calculating ground resistance of grounding grid buried in horizon two-layer soil. It is consisting of three chapters. In the first part, simulations were done to obtain ground resistance of grounding grid in horizon two-layer soil and uniform soil. Then, results were preprocessed to two variables, one is the ratio of resistance of grid in horizon two-layer soil to uniform soil, the other is the ratio of soil resistivity about the top layer to the borrow layer. The relationship curve between the two ratios was plotted out. In the second part, an engineering estimation formula was simplified for calculating ground resistance in horizon two-layer soil. Results of the formula proposed are compared with results of simulation software and its error is acceptable. In the last part, examples of how to use this formula are illustrated.


asia-pacific international conference on lightning | 2011

Analysis and research prospect of lightning-induced voltages in overhead transmission lines

Jun Zhu; Guangning Wu; Xiaobin Cao; Zhichao Ren; Zihui Zhao; Li Chen

The evaluation of electromagnetic transients in overhead power lines due to nearby lightning return strokes requires accurate models for the calculation of both the incident lightning electromagnetic pulse (LEMP) and the effects of coupling of this field to the overhead lines. Meanwhile, the influence of ground resistivity and the number of line conductors should be considered on analyzing the distribution characteristic of lightning-induced voltage. This paper reviews the most significant results obtained by well-known experts concerning the calculation of lightning-induced voltages, and points out some problems to be taken into account from now on. First, the theoretical basis and computation model for the calculation of lightning electromagnetic and lightning-induced voltage in overhead power lines is illustrated; then, combining with the results of domestic and foreign scholars, the distribution characteristic and influencing factors of lightning-induced transient in overhead power lines are analyzed; finally, some problems which can be studied are proposed: 1) the influence of multi-coupling among the conductors on lightning-induced voltage, 2) model for lightning-induced voltage in overhead lines considering ground layered structure.


ieee/pes transmission and distribution conference and exposition | 2008

Research on effects between grounding module and grounding eesistance

Weiming Zhou; Guangning Wu; Xiaobin Cao; Shenglin Li

One of the methods to decrease the resistance of ground grids to safety regulation is to use the grounding module at present. In the first part, the ingredients and the principle of resistance reducing of grounding module were introduced. Then, set up the model of ground grids and simulated under different situations like the different fixed position of grounding module, ground grids acreage and soil resistivity by CDEGS software.. Regarded that these changes were influential. At last, some practical advised about grounding module were given.


international conference on lightning protection | 2014

Analysis of the sheath voltage in High-speed railway feeder cable grounding in single-ended mode

Zhixing Yi; Xiaobin Cao; Guangning Wu; Fangfang He; Xianyi Zhang

With the scale construction of passenger dedicated line, in order to improve the reliability of traction power supply, 27.5 kV single core line cable is widely used in the power contact line of outlet and catenary power supply line. The high reliability of traction power supply system directly affects the overall reliability. When AC current flows through the conductor in cable, the shielding layer will generate a corresponding induced electromotive force of which the magnitude is mainly proportional to length of the cable and value of the current in the conductor. When value of induced electromotive force on the sheath is too large, it may cause the grounding fault of the cable and endanger the safety of the people and the equipment. In this paper, the simulation software PSCAD/EMTDC is used to build the model of the High-speed Railway All-parallel AT Traction Power Supply System. The feeder cable sheath one end direct grounding, the other end through the Cable sheath protector grounding, which is called Cable sheath single-grounded way; The feeder cable sheath middle direct grounding-two ends protector grounding, which is called Cable sheath midpoint-grounded way. Using PSCAD/EMTDC simulation software to measure the voltage of cable sheath under different length of cable, graph of voltage in cable sheath is obtained. Analyzing the voltage of cable sheath and graphic, applicable distance of the cable sheath single-grounded way and Cable sheath midpoint-grounded way are obtained. The result provides reference for the engineering.


ieee pes asia-pacific power and energy engineering conference | 2012

Optimization Function for Grounding Grid in Uniform Soil

Xiaobin Cao; Guangning Wu; Ruifang Li; Jun Zhu

Unequally spaced method of grounding grid can economize metal material on the premise of ensuring the safety of equipment and personnel. A new optimization formula of grounding grid buried in uniform soil is presented in this paper. An analysis of grid conductor spacing of unequally spaced grounding grid was done. Serial number was given to each conductor as a specific numbering. A conversion formula of the number to variable X was put forward. Variable Y was defined as the percentage of the distance between the conductor to the edge and the side length of grounding grid. A result was obtained that X and Y obey a specific relationship no matter how many grid conductors were used. The relationship was fitted and a new optimization formula was obtained. When the side length and conductor quantity of grounding grid were given, the position of each grid conductor can be calculated with the formula.


ieee pes asia-pacific power and energy engineering conference | 2012

New Division Method on Lightning Scope and Lightning Trip-Out Rate Calculation for Catenary

Ruifang Li; Guangning Wu; Xiaobin Cao; Yutang Ma; Jingwen Wu

Lightning trip-out rate of catenary is high in China. It seriously affects the reliability of the traction power supply system. Electro-geometric model of catenary is built to evaluate the lightning failure performance of catenary in this paper. The formula on lightning scope of earth, return lines and catenary is deduced respectively. Furthermore, lightning strike probabilities of return lines and catenary wire are obtained, the trip-out numbers of induction lightning and direct lightning of 100 kilometers lines are calculated. At last, with the combination of calculation formula on the lightning current amplitude distribution and arc establishing rate recommended by DL / T620-1997, the total lightning trip-out rate and the proportion of a variety of lightning types are obtained.


international conference on high voltage engineering and application | 2008

Modeling Lightning Performance of Transmission Systems Using PSCAD

P. Liu; Guangning Wu; B. Sui; Ruifang Li; Xiaobin Cao

Lightning flash is one of the natural causes of faults in overhead transmission lines. The critical stroke current which causes flashover is a basic parameter characterizing the lightning performance of transmission lines. In recent times, there has not been any mature experience to be referred to either in China or other foreign countries of the study on lightning withstand level of UHVDC transmission lines. Using power system computer-aided design/electro-magnetic transient in DC system (PSCAD/EMTDC), the models of lightning current generator, transmission lines, towers, insulator strings and other associated components have been established in this paper. Meanwhile, According to the criterion of insulation flashover generally adopted in engineering in China, the dependence of lightning withstand level of ±500 kV transmission lines on tower impulse footing resistance has been investigated under the influence of DC polar working voltage, when a negative descending lightning strikes to a tower top. The simulation results agree with the theoretical value in an acceptable way, substantiating that the simulation models are reasonable. The study of this paper would be referential for lightning protection evaluation of UHVDC transmission lines in China.


ieee/pes transmission and distribution conference and exposition | 2008

Study on lightning protection of 110kV transmission lines in Qinghai-Tibet railway

Guangning Wu; Ruifang Li; Xiaobin Cao; X. N. Ren; Shenglin Li

Lightning protection and grounding is an important problem in Qinghai-Tibet railway. A Study based on analysis of thunderstorm activity was given to find out a way to improve lightning withstand level of transmission lines in Qinghai-Tibet railway. This paper analyzed thunderstorm activity to know its characteristics and rules. Then cloud-to- ground (CG) lightning and lightning current amplitude were analyzed. For Qinghai-Tibet Railway more in frozen region and very difficult to decrease grounding resistance of grids, a simulation was done about the lightning withstand level of 110 kV transmission lines and a discussion was given about effects of it by different spanning method of lightning arrester. At last, a conclusion was given that the lightning withstand level can be increased by spanning lightning arrester properly and an analysis was given to the reliability of the transmission lines after spanning lightning arrester. The result of this paper provided a feasible method to improve lightning withstand level about transmission lines and a theory supporting about the design and construction of Qinghai-Tibet railway.


Journal of Electrical Engineering & Technology | 2017

Study on Enhancing Lightning Protection Scheme of Catenary in Subway Viaduct Section

Ruifang Li; Kui Chen; Li-Sheng Chen; Xiaobin Cao; Guangning Wu; Xue-Qin Zhang

Viaduct increases the height of subway catenary, namely magnifies lightning attraction scope that lead to higher possibility of suffering lightning stroke. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze performance of lightning striking to catenary of subway in viaduct section and propose an improving lightning protection scheme. In this paper, using ATP-EMTP simulation software to establish an associated model to evaluate lightning withstand level of catenary with existing lightning protection schemes including arrester and grounding point, an improving lightning protection scheme is proposed — every pillar ground earth and arresters are installed with some installing spacing between 200m to 400m based on lightning damage degree and reliability requirements — according to analyzing results: while lightning withstand level is lowest for lightning striking to the neutral pillar, lightning withstand level is greatest for lightning striking to the both-ends pillar that arrester and grounding point are both installed; grounding point could obviously improve lightning withstand level for lightning striking to ground wire while arrester could obviously improve the lightning withstand level for lightning striking to catenary; every pillar ground earth could enhance the lowest lightning withstanding level up to 2.5 times than of that pillar ground earth across every 200m.

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Guangning Wu

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Ruifang Li

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Jinsong Hu

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Jun Zhu

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Weiming Zhou

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Shenglin Li

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Fangfang He

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Li Chen

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Zhichao Ren

Southwest Jiaotong University

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Zihui Zhao

Southwest Jiaotong University

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