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Electric power transmission

This chapter covers the basic components used for modeling a transmission network. The models start with the basic resistance (. R), inductance (. L), and capacitance (. C) derivation, which proceed toward the effect of bundling of conductors. Combining the RLC elements, the short, medium, and long...

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Main Authors: Osman, M., Abidin, I.Z., Abdullah, T.A.R.T., Marsadek, M.
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Language:English
Published: 2017
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-58672019-03-13T03:58:27Z Electric power transmission Osman, M. Abidin, I.Z. Abdullah, T.A.R.T. Marsadek, M. This chapter covers the basic components used for modeling a transmission network. The models start with the basic resistance (. R), inductance (. L), and capacitance (. C) derivation, which proceed toward the effect of bundling of conductors. Combining the RLC elements, the short, medium, and long line models were derived, which were later simplified to a two-port network equivalent. In addition, since the long transmission network suffers from inductance and capacitance effects, DC transmission alternatives (high voltage DC, HVDC) are introduced, which include the required converter and filter configuration. © 2016 Elsevier Inc. 2017-12-08T07:32:22Z 2017-12-08T07:32:22Z 2015 Book chapter 10.1016/B978-0-12-804448-3.00017-7 en Electric power transmission. In Electric Renewable Energy Systems (pp. 382-402). Elsevier Inc..
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description This chapter covers the basic components used for modeling a transmission network. The models start with the basic resistance (. R), inductance (. L), and capacitance (. C) derivation, which proceed toward the effect of bundling of conductors. Combining the RLC elements, the short, medium, and long line models were derived, which were later simplified to a two-port network equivalent. In addition, since the long transmission network suffers from inductance and capacitance effects, DC transmission alternatives (high voltage DC, HVDC) are introduced, which include the required converter and filter configuration. © 2016 Elsevier Inc.
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author Osman, M.
Abidin, I.Z.
Abdullah, T.A.R.T.
Marsadek, M.
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Abidin, I.Z.
Abdullah, T.A.R.T.
Marsadek, M.
Electric power transmission
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Marsadek, M.
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title Electric power transmission
title_short Electric power transmission
title_full Electric power transmission
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